The highest quality, most robust and aesthetically pleasing furniture and equipment for pre-school…read moresettings that I have ever come across. PSE is a great company to deal with and I highly recommend them.

The principal and staff here are excellent - warm, caring and dedicated. School spirit is strong,…read morewith excellent out of school care options.

Tash as a teacher was great, and the space and teaching was really good. However, I can't recommend…read morethe full bar course for professional development as in its current disorganised state it isn't enough but full. Bar students are given select dates within the Certificate IV already existing course schedule. I don't know how these dates are selected but in my 4 classes I did not receive promised and crucial training for anyone wanting to work in a bar; these being training on beer reticulation systems or even the whole topic of wine knowledge. Beer, spirits and cocktails were taught and were great, but to forget perhaps the largest alcohol industry and crucial system knowledge makes me wonder what my money was for. It was not as promised when I registered for the course through the Victorian Bar School website.

Over my last two weeks at Victorian Bar School, I have gained so many new skills and…read morequalifications, and huge amounts of knowledge that will help absolutely anyone break into the hospitality industry. I have met some truly fantastic people, not only in my classmates, who made everyday an absolute blast, but also in our highly knowledgeable and definitely entertaining teachers, who drive you to succeed with whatever task is at hand. It was so great to get a real taste for the industry, with lots of practical and hands-on training in a very positive and encouraging environment. There was never a boring, slow or dull moment in those classrooms. I've gained so much confidence in my work skills, and would definitely recommend this course to anyone seeking employment in any part of the hospitality industry. HIGHLY RECCOMEND *****

very good school, amazing staff. Makes you feel at home and safe…read more Students are very nice and respectful, The building is pretty with decorations and posters. The leadership team helps the school be the best it can be, They have many good subjects like Italian, Japanese, STEM etc. Essendon Keilor College is an amazing school to send your child.

Big ups to Brunswick Neighbourhood House for hosting Open Table!…read more What's Open Table? It's a monthly dinner for Brunswick folks and people from further afield (Northcote, Fitzroy, Abbotsford -- you get the idea. Northsiders, unite!). It's not an ordinary dinner, though: it's entirely free. Yup, you heard me. Free food. All donated by various local organisations and businesses. All prepared by volunteers. You'll sit down to a five-course meal, have great conversation with the mixture of people young and old (yes, there were even some infants at the one I attended). And you might just walk off with some leftovers! Open Table is expanding to Collingwood and Fitzroy. Look for them in a neighbourhood house near you, and thank your lucky stars for Brunswick Neighbourhood House being so welcoming.

The yard in Princes Hill Primary is open to all on the weekend. The feature here is the small…read moreAstroturf area around the back of the main school buildings that has a running track around it. This space is the perfect spot for a friendly game of soccer with friends, or if you're there on a day with like-minded individuals, you can get to know your neighbours better with a friendly match. Whereas nearby Princes Park may have more space, it's the confined nature of this makeshift pitch that's the main appeal - the ball won't break free and roll into other peoples' games.

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.

This is my former school, which I stayed for two years. It was wonderful facilities, including a…read morenewly-built sports gym and countless computers, though they do need to be updated. However, the students aren't the best of all, and they some don't really think much of education. This isn't a complaint, and if I continue to write on I could turn nasty, in which I'm not, so this will be a short review.

Great school, with good teachers (mainly). Exceptional facilities including a boutique main office,…read morenearly an unlimited amount of classrooms. Amazing sporting grounds including a basketball/volleyball/netball courts (not including one with a massive grandstand). They have theatre/hall. Including a 2 synthetic soccer pitches. 3 Tennis Courts and including a new AFL Football Oval. A big amount of students (1,500). On average 250 a year level. However, this is considered okay because other schools like East Doncaster, Marcellin, and Yarra Valley have more, and more than fine because they moderate the students to a perfect amount in one class on average (20-24). Doncaster offers French, Italian and Mandarin (Chinese) as compulsory languages up until year 9 or 10. Some students don't behave too well and is one of the not many few problems/cons of this school. It is extremely hard to get into considering the zone is relatively small and a limited amount of students allowed to attend from outside the zone. The school is in a prime location a 5-15 minute walk from Westfield Doncaster and the school is linked by bus routes running through Westfield and ending up from the city, the pines shopping centre and Melbourne Airport route. The school does above average in terms of atar scores or VCE results and are improving even more as the former Balwyn High School (A very good public school that does better than most private school) principle is now at Doncaster Secondary College. Uniform is okay but some improvements should be made. Overall Doncaster Secondary College is a good-great school and highly reccomend to any looking for a new high school.