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Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
Originally Posted by northernbird
(Post 7860165)
I am not in boundary for Ocean Reef, I am zoned for Belridge. As long as I have a hole in my arse my kids will not be going there.
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Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
Originally Posted by northernbird
(Post 7859517)
UPDATE
My daughter has just been offered a year 8 place for 2011 at St Marks. To say I am excited is an understatement. Some would argue that this still isn't the best school but it is a million times better than my catchment High School. |
Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 7862235)
Who cares what you think? stop trying to piss on our bonfire.
Personally, I don't think its the end of the world if you can't get your kids into the private school of your choice. |
Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
Originally Posted by aasmith1957
(Post 7863093)
Personally, I don't think its the end of the world if you can't get your kids into the private school of your choice.
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Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 7863102)
I think with the state of government schools around here it might not be the end of the world but it would be a pretty dire situation to find yourself in.
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Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
Originally Posted by northernbird
(Post 7860165)
I am not in boundary for Ocean Reef, I am zoned for Belridge. As long as I have a hole in my arse my kids will not be going there. After 4 long years of waiting I have finally got a place at my preferred school. I appreciate that all schools have problems but think I will take my chances at St Marks if Belridge is the alternative.
The best gift you can give your children is the best education you can provide. |
Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
Originally Posted by aasmith1957
(Post 7863093)
Excuse me i wasn't trying to piss on your bonfire,:blink:that was a bit uncalled for. My kids (adults and parent themselves) are 31,28 and 25. No such thing as chavs then (hadnt heard the word until last year).No suburbs north of Ocean Reef except Old Quinns when my son began high school.Not many English people around at all.My children didn't go to private school as we couldn't afford to put 3 of them through.I was doing my degree at ECU at the time and hubby was building up a business.(yes that was our choice)
Personally, I don't think its the end of the world if you can't get your kids into the private school of your choice. |
Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
Any reviews of St Stephens in Carramar? The table that NKSK posted showed their results as being much worse than St Stephens in Duncraig, but I guess that might just be one year?
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Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 7863102)
I think with the state of government schools around here it might not be the end of the world but it would be a pretty dire situation to find yourself in.
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Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
Originally Posted by Family of 3
(Post 7863371)
Any reviews of St Stephens in Carramar? The table that NKSK posted showed their results as being much worse than St Stephens in Duncraig, but I guess that might just be one year?
I even visited in my capacity as a firefighter, not as a prospective parent and felt that it was definitely the type of school my kids would thrive at. |
Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 7863102)
I think with the state of government schools around here it might not be the end of the world but it would be a pretty dire situation to find yourself in.
I guess what would put me off here is the religious denomination that comes with private schools. I'm not a believer. |
Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
Originally Posted by renth
(Post 7863517)
Excellent school. Generally the TEE results are pretty much on par with the Duncraig campus. I have visited several times and have always been highly impressed with the students, staff and facilities.
I even visited in my capacity as a firefighter, not as a prospective parent and felt that it was definitely the type of school my kids would thrive at. |
Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
Originally Posted by Family of 3
(Post 7864084)
Thanks for that. Our boy is only 2.5 and we're not even there yet, but reading all these threads has scared me!
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Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
This may sound a little preemptive but our bundle of joy is 4 months old - how soon should we get her name down for senior school?
We live 100 yards from Joondalup Primary so the two closest senior schools would be St Stephens Carramar and Lake Joondalup baptist. |
Re: Private Schools Perth North of River
Originally Posted by Steve&Clare
(Post 7870329)
This may sound a little preemptive but our bundle of joy is 4 months old - how soon should we get her name down for senior school?
We live 100 yards from Joondalup Primary so the two closest senior schools would be St Stephens Carramar and Lake Joondalup baptist. |
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