Cranbrook School in Bellevue Hill

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  Fiona Craig

  :: 14 February 2018 15:56:02

  Absolutely can't fault this school. Any issue is addressed immediately. The school has taught him skills and strategies to gain independence. Now in Y9 he's got good friends and identified his career path.

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  jer koff

  :: 23 October 2017 08:45:04

  They are finally a co-ed school. they started letting boys in

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  Joshua Billings

  :: 18 October 2017 16:05:50

  The school takes fantastic care of the students and makes sure that they are safe, through counselling and tutors et cetera. On the education side, it is just ok compared to its competition (for example Scotts College, Waverly et cetera). It is fairly old, the school's facilities are run down yet still undergoing renovation, making me feel nostalgia in the older building one would find in the city or eastern suburbs. Most of the teachers at the school show a lot of sympathy for students and try their best to get the most out of the students and their job. The majority of students make the most out of their school life and are generally awe-inspiring young men who are nice to one and other, some of the students at the school are also heavily influenced by pop culture and act like chavs which are not a good influence for the younger generations of students being introduced to the school. Even with all that said, making friends is relatively awkward and embarrassing experience for new children. The classes set up for students are essential and are very helpful for younger years to flourish and understand the world as a whole. Sports selection, on the other hand, is very diverse and offers a huge variety of choices, Summer and Winter. Co-curricular activities are filled with enthusiastic people who make newcomers feel welcome and ready to get into various activities, whether its art, drama, sport and even lessons, which brings me to my final points. The school sets up an event called Cranbrook in the field, CITF for short, which occurs for years 7 to 10 and tests the boys' resilience and capabilities away from home and into the wild world we live in. I hope future students and parents find this review helpful, don't get me wrong, I enjoy learning at this school, yet it is tough, but that’s what makes it so good in the first place, I wake up everyday wondering what will today be like, and how I overcome obstacles life throws at me.

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  Bah Cah

  :: 17 March 2017 14:19:18

  tbh there englih fasilitys r uber gud. thums up for shor

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  Geoff Ingleton

  :: 16 January 2017 19:15:57

  Awesome School. Boarder from '77~ 82. Cotway then Street House