I have 4 children that go to this school, soon to be 5. Like every child, my 5 all learn very…read moredifferently, and what makes me happy, is that Mill Park Primary school has been very good at trying to teach using the methods that work well for each student. The class sizes are small enough that your child gets plenty of help if needed. in the 6 years we have been at this school, i have had no issues with bullying, they have a ZERO bullying tolerance, which was a big thing for me. I am really happy i chose this school for my kids to attend, all the teachers that we have had so far have been amazing. At parent teacher interviews, they do their best to work with me, in particular i had a son that hated reading and wouldn't do his homework. i now have a bookworm that still needs improvement on his homework but we have a reward system in place at home and school to improve this.

This is the primary school that I went to. It is close to my house and the education is great! You…read morehave a lot of fun aswell as learning something new everyday. What I loved most was, the excursions, camps and incursions, it was so much fun! I miss being a primary student. No need to be scared in prep, because you get partnered up with a 6th grader. The environment is clean and awesome for the kids! I remember I got to plant my own tree! It is such a nice school.

Great educatiob. In amazing area. Staff and psychologists are amazing. Great sport program. The…read moresports facilities are insane.

I love this school great teachers and helpers it's really sad that I graduate this year but I love…read moreit I will definitely miss it.

Great parents community, an amazing teacher and wonderful aides. We thought we were so lucky with…read morethis school- but never imagined such a sad ending.

Taking a class at the Humble Tumbler is the perfect opportunity to learn a lot about wine in a fun…read moreand friendly environment, similar to that of a dinner party. Each class takes place above The Kodiak Club, on Brunswick Street in a fitting venue. The room is set with one large table, four wine glasses awaiting your tastings and platters of appropriate cheeses, bread, olives and/or salami to match. However this all depends on the theme of your class (or course), with the Humble Tumbler now offering wine, craft beer, whisky and sake courses! I was lucky enough to take part in the Adventures in Food and Wine course recently and I was super impressed! To be fair, I should point out that I won the spot through a Yelp competition however I would genuinely recommend this course to anyone interested in learning about (and tasting some great) wine and the best ways to pair it with food. It was so well-done that I'm looking at my diary trying to work out what other course I could try, the French wine masterclass is looking pretty tempting. The four-week course is $300 with classes typically going for 2.5 hours each week - in my eyes, this is great value for money. All the notes are packaged really sweetly in a little take-home book for you to read through later (perhaps in a more sober state). If you're after a Masterclass or "the gastronomic equivalent of a one-night stand", you're looking at $95 - I think this would make a lovely gift and yes, you can purchase as a gift voucher. Clare is brilliant. She explains technical concepts that make sense to beginners but keeps it interesting with stories and anecdotes of her own experiences. This is not a pretentious or dry class, instead social conversations and your own opinions about how you find the wine are heavily encouraged. It's a small group setting and after a few tastes of wine, there's definitely no reason to feel shy about sharing your opinion (even if you're more on the beginner side in the world of wine).You'll learn far more in an evening at the Humble Tumbler than on one of those group bus wine tours, not to mention you'll have an excellent time whilst learning. All in all, a great experience I would highly recommend. Cheers!

Firstly, I must confess, I love my wine. So this was always going to be something I would love…read more Over the years, I have done more than my fair share of 'masterclasses' and other wine tastings and always felt that I didn't learn much, or maybe I just didn't 'get it'. Maybe my palate was not refined and I should stick to the cheap stuff. After one night with Clare, I knew that this was going to be different. We started with the basics of taste and how it related to wine. Then onto how grapes and winemaking. All the while, with wine in our hands and some great cheese to boot! It is vaguely reassuring to hear that even as a wine maker, she freely admits that she is never quite sure how to describe a wine (we all had a giggle at one of her wine labels) There is no pretence, there is no fakery or tricks to get you to buy wine you don't like, or don't want. in fact there is no wine on sale at all. So sign up and come along for some laughs and some nice (and not so nice) wine and you might just learn a thing or two. Note: So far I have only done Clare's Wine Tasting course, there will be others, namely the sake course! Updates to follow!!

For the first time baker, knowing what to do can be a little daunting. Especially if all you've got…read moreis a breadmaker, a bag of gluten-free flour and a desperate need to eat something toasted. This was the situation I was in a few years ago when I first discovered that I was a coeliac. Unfortunately for me "desperate need" doesn't translate into discovering a talent for dough. You know you've failed when your dog steals the bread only to return it once he tastes it. So it's lovely that there is a specialist baking shop that can help. There are classes available, a large range of specialty mixes and flours, advice, appliances, cake decorations, gizmos and whatsits galore. And at the end of it you have bread - now with pride at being self-sufficient.

We are so grateful to have found Cathy-Lea Studios! My boys (5 and 7) have been welcomed with open…read morearms to this wonderful dance community, and they could not be happier about it. From signing them up to one class each last year, they've now convinced me to get them involved in jazz, tap, ballet, hip hop and the elite program. The teachers are amazing (Miss Charlotte and Malaika have both left an incredible impression on them) and I can see the boys' confidence blooming. I'm so excited to see where this journey takes them!

There's much to be said about a school that is the longest running in the area, that has sustained…read moregrowth over the past 25 years. My son began dancing here and is now a professional dancer on a vista class cruise ship sailing through the Americas and Mediterranean! My young teenage daughter enjoys classes in all dance styles, singing and drama and is involved in Cathy-Lea's award winning elite troupes. Whether for fun, fitness competition or career, if you are looking for quality performance tuition for children of all ages and abilities contact Cathy-Lea Dance Works.

Nice :) I need atleast 85 characters to add a review so I'm just gonna talk about the school so…read morebasically there is four sub schools and obviously Gwonawa is the best the staff is so nice (some of them) and you can learn easily and there is good books in library but yeah defiantly recommend this school.

I loved my time as a Star student so it is has been so incredible to see so many of my friends…read moredaughters attend the school and love it as much as I did. The school moto "facta non verba" is at the heart of encourage the students to be action orientated, to follow their passions and work towards achieving their own personal goals. I would highly recommend Star of the Sea to any parent seeking a supportive and encouraging environment for their daughters secondary education.

I used to go to school here when Mrs Jones was the principal. Great school with a great reputation…read moreif I still lived in Melbourne and had a daughter I'd definitely send her here. It's an all girls catholic private school by the way.