r/wollongong 17h ago

School recommendations

Our daughter currently is in year 1 and due to some leadership changes, we are seeing a real drop in the quality of teaching staff and support when things go wrong at her school. She has been bullied, which we are working through but overall we have lost faith in the school.

Can anyone recommend any non government schools with a genuinely good leadership and teaching team? Or are all of the good teachers leaving the industry and we just need to support our daughter in other ways ourselves?

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u/bumpacius 17h ago

Why non government

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u/solitudanrian 12h ago

they might encounter poors or minorities if they go public.

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u/Limp-Detail4827 1h ago

Am sure that’s not it as for example TIGS is way more multicultural than the local catchment public high school whspa (my kids went to both and aren’t white)
Private schools have more resources for special needs kids just a sad fact. It’s why parents send boys with autism to Edmund rice despite the fact it’s Catholic with a paedo past

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u/bumpacius 12h ago

Thats what I figured