Roseville College CommunityOSH

Great smaller school for girls. Nice atmosphere and spread out campus.

It’s a great school highly recommend, everyone is kind and respectful

Ok, I would first like to acknowledge the fact that we have great education systems and the fact we got laptops, ipads and whiteboards are great compared to other schools but if you look at more individual treatment her is why this school is HORRIBLE for your emotional well being: If you are very intelligent with anything other than maths IT. DOSEN’T. MATTER. I was given great grades in English (mediocre in math) and when I got bored in class and asked for more difficult work, or wanted to take some extra tasks on I was neglected that opportunity. Another thing is that if you are diagnosed with Autism, Anxiety, OCD, PTSD etc. the teachers don’t care. My parents set up a plan with the teachers but then behind my parents backs I was told by teachers that ADHD was a silly excuse. If you have a neurodivergent child NEVER. EVER. SEND YOUR CHILD HERE!!! Then I would like to discuss the bullying. Teachers did nothing about it — instead they locked us in a room with this girl I DESPISED and I ended up being severely injured. Teachers also have clear favorites — and it’s for the students who are tattle tales. And now a personal experience. A student (while I was in Yr 5 - 6) would touch me inappropriately, and do horrible things to my body. When I told a teacher I was being ‘dramatic’. Touching someone’s privates is NEVER ok. I’m glad I moved schools. The school also doesn't let you express yourself.

I hate this school. Every day I’ve been here, I’ve suffered under the spitefulness and meanness of the teachers and students. I wish I’d never come here. I think other girls private schools like Pymble are much better to send our kids to.

Students are undisciplined, teachers are rude, would not recommend.

Nope, would not recommend. Terrible school. Lots of bullying. Left halfway through year 10. Mrs Reynolds made me write “I’m a bad person”, “I’m a bad friend”, “I’m not worthy of friends” over and over again for standing up for myself against bullies.

Roseville

My friend is too scared to write this herself for fear of being hurt. This school is a BREEDING NEST of bullying and discrimination. She is constantly talked about behind her back and fully ignored by some due to the fact that she is soft and easy to target, even though she's an amazing person. The school did nothing about it to help her - actually, they tried to invalidate her experience to keep up their ridiculous facade, and recommended that she 'try be happier'. EXCUSE ME? She's now suffering from anxiety and frequently begs to transfer to my school, but the school has done an excellent job of buttering up her mother and convincing her that the school is wonderful. Absolutely terrible.