St George Christian Skool

Establishment and school at 70 Bellevue Parade, Hurstville, NSW 2220, Australia. Here you will find detailed information about St George Christian Skool: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

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Address:
70 Bellevue Parade
Hurstville
NSW 2220
Australia
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Phone:
+61 2 9547 2311

Website:
sgcs.com.au

Rating

5 /5

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Reviews of St George Christian Skool

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    Terence Fraser Added April 18, 2023
    This place was terrible to me they didn't understand me and any other mentally disabled kids they just looked down on us and never really bothered to help us. They also are deeply anglican and won't accept any other people who have different opinions i got suspended for asking one small question which was "who is God?" Bam instant suspension the only good part of this school was the infants department they truly understood me and cared for me i met some amazing people at the infants but years 3-4 were the awful ones because of previous reasons listed above
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    Gregory Brien Added April 17, 2023
    A great start was made in 1981 with 9 students from 5 families under the principalship of Mrs Hazel Burns. Four of the couples formed the Board with myself as chair. We chose to affiliate with CCS (now CSA). The teaching skill of Hazel Burns was something to behold. There were two other features that stand out: the close family atmosphere and the community prayer life.
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    Michael Lai Added April 16, 2023
    Great, patient and loving teachers. A great community. I am so glad I put my boys here. Both are very happy here everyday. Best school in the area.
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    Sam Kennedy Added April 06, 2023
    I attended this school from Kindergarten to Year 6.
    During my time there, there were a few decent teachers, but also some terrible ones.

    From as early as year 1, if there was an altercation or a problem between myself and another student, the other student would receive a 10 minute detention during lunch, I would be sent to the principals office, this from a very young age, put a target on my back for other students.
    I was the "problem child".

    As my education here continued into their Primary education system, things got worse, around the time of year 4, my parents marriage had fallen apart, this affected me greatly, and I became more emotionally responsive, between years 4-6 there were a nominal amount of events that occurred, I received many suspensions, other students got 10 minute detentions.

    The teachers failed in every regard to manage their classrooms, I was heavily bullied over these three years, by the time year 6 had come, from records kept by my mother of things that happened, it was estimated that roughly 50% of the year was bullying me.
    An anti-bullying policy was even introduced because of me.
    Throughout this whole time, not one letter was sent to the parents of any child involved in altercations with me, even when one indecent in particular happened, when I was sitting on a swing in Year 6, and another student came up behind me on the swing, grabbed my tie pulled it around my neck and yanked me off the swing, this altercation was not addressed any further than a teacher being told, and a meeting between my parents, myself and the principal.

    One time I was so distressed about my situation with other students, and being cast out, a simple game of cops and robbers, there was a large group playing, I asked to join, they didn't want me to, they agreed on one circumstance to let me join, I would be the robber, they'd all be cops. In other words, me vs everyone. I responded to this by climbing a tree, and calling them out for being bad people, they laughed, a teacher "specifically Mr Archer" came up and dismissed the situation, told me I was digging my own grave., I refused to leave that tree until it was home time that day, in spite of the students and the teachers.
    "In the meeting that took place after this incident with the principal, Mr Archer and my parents." Mr Archer exclaimed he thought I was acting, and doing it for attention.

    After this incident, for 3 months I was no longer allowed to have lunch on the playground with everyone else, I had to have my recess and lunch in a classroom by myself. For the sake of not having another incident.
    Again, not one letter to any student's parent was sent.

    The school sent me to get tested for many mental health related issues, the only one that came back, Environmental Depression. The environment being that school.

    Eventually the coin rubbing game became rampant in the school, where students would rub coins across the skin, this would sometimes leave marks, It had happened to me many times, when I was on the playground and another student ran coins across my back, I started doing it back, except once I did it, it was a different story.

    The school used this opportunity to get rid of me, they called a meeting with my parents and gave them two options, withdraw me from the school, or I would be expelled.

    I'd also like it noted, the principal at the time "James Honour" told my parents, that if they thought of taking legal action, and filing a lawsuit against the school, they would deflect it as emotional distress caused by my parents marriage break up.

    Summary, this school does not care about your child, they care about your money, they do nothing to support mental health, there is rampant favouritism for faculty's children, they try to sweep any problems under the rug.

    This school traumatised me, and scarred me.
    Please don't put your child in this environment.
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    Keiran Shanahan Added March 23, 2023
    I'm so pleased my boys are going to St.George Christian School. The staff really do care for the whole person and both my boys at St.George are excelling as students and more importantly as people.
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    Jesus Rules Added April 25, 2018
    Excellent private school in Sydney's south!

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1. What is the phone number for St George Christian Skool

The phone number for St George Christian Skool is +61 2 9547 2311.

2. Where is St George Christian Skool located?

St George Christian Skool is located at 70 Bellevue Parade Hurstville, NSW 2220.

3. Is there a primary contact for St George Christian Skool

You can contact St George Christian Skool by phone using number +61 2 9547 2311.

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The website for St George Christian Skool is sgcs.com.au.

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