LADYBUG OOSH

I graduated from Amity Girls High School in 2018, and my experience there was mainly positive. The school grounds, particularly the library and outdoor areas, provided space to relax and recharge outside the classroom. Most of my teachers genuinely cared about my academic progress and personal development, both inside and outside the classroom. When I faced challenges with my schoolwork, several teachers went above and beyond, offering additional support beyond their regular hours. This dedication highlighted their passion for teaching and care for their students' success. However, I believe there are areas for improvement. I would suggest fostering a stronger sense of pride and identity among both staff and students. Additionally, the girls high school could benefit from a more effective disciplinary process. There were times when classroom disruptions made it difficult to concentrate, and I noticed some teachers struggled to manage rebellious behavior. It was disheartening to see some educators express dissatisfaction with the school, as this not only impacted the overall learning environment but also exacerbated student conflicts. While I attended the girls' high school, my brother is currently in primary school, and I believe a different approach is needed for younger students. It's important for them to enjoy their childhood without excessive focus on academics. I’ve noticed that some of my brother's teachers can be overly strict about minor issues, which I think detracts from a positive learning environment. I believe primary school teachers should focus on guiding students and teaching them essential skills to prepare them for high school, rather than overwhelming them with content. I've seen my brother struggle to keep up with classwork, often feeling overwhelmed because he couldn't take notes quickly enough. I believe it’s crucial for younger students to build a strong foundation without feeling stressed. Teachers from both schools should have mandatory and ongoing training regarding how to handle these issues. Looking back, I cherish the memories and friendships I made at Amity, and I often share stories with friends and colleagues about the impactful experiences I had, thanks to the dedication of several remarkable teachers. However, both schools can enhance the educational experience by prioritising a supportive environment that fosters growth and development in differing ways.

It ruined my life and they tried diagnosing me with anxiety and adhd it was so bad I do not Recoment tried manipulating me every chance they could and they are so rude teachers have no respect they expect u to respect them when they treat u like rubbish

Amity's Core Values respect We place great value on the importance of having honour and regard for the worth of oneself and others. responsibility We hold in high esteem the notion of individual and collective responsibility towards ourselves, the wider community, and the environment. integrity We focus on the state of being whole and undivided; having the strength of character and conscience. compassion We encourage and uphold the sense of having concern for the sufferings or misfortunes of others and using this to strive towards selflessness. excellence We value the process of striving for excellence, for individual and collective achievement in all aspects of schooling and community action. Enter the World of Amity Every parent wishes to provide their child with the best academic, physical and spiritual support as they face life’s challenges. As an individual, a parent, a member of society, you want your child to grow into a successful healthy being, who thrives on inspirational progress, explores the depth of their potential, creates bonds, and nurtures positive relationships with their peers and those around them. You would want to place your child in a secure environment, filled with people as passionate as you wanting to help and guide your child to be their personal best and become leaders in their respective fields, enlightening the global environment. Right? Well, this is our vision, our motivation, our mission! We celebrate the diversity of our community. The enthusiastic and compassionate staus in our schools foster a love for learning in all our students, encouraging critical thinking through a rich and challenging curriculum for academic development, together with extra-curricular activities and pastoral care initiatives. Every child has a right to become their best and that is our responsibility. We are committed in preparing leading generations, who are inquisitive, knowledgeable, caring and contributing individuals in our local and global communities. This can only be accomplished through collective responsibility of our staus, students, parents, and the wider community. Let’s do this together. Become a part of our ever growing and ever evolving community

Great school. They really care about the student academically and mentally One teacher / coordinator Mrs Hallani has gone above and beyond to ensuring my daughter was excelling and mentally okay we had a few hiccups during the year. But Mrs Hallani addressed all of them and my daughter is back on track for the hsc

Good school

this school is bad only go here if your a spastic or a mentally challenged idiot. canteen is overpriced, teachers are mid except for miss ray, and the office is so rude. bad school dont go

went to the school for 5 years, I was 7 years old being tought about judgement day!!!! it terrified me and the rest of the students and I still have panic/anxiety attacks about it today (I’m almost 18). Insane amounts of bullying with teachers not doing anything about it either even if telling them and have no care about the children's mental health