Mercedes College

Mercedes has provided such a welcoming environment from day one, I am grateful for the opportunities the staff and community as a whole who have provided me with so many opportunities!

Over the years I have been fortunate to have been involved with Mercedes. It is a wonderful girls school. Also their Alumni encourages past and present students to stay in touch.

Appalled. This morning I went to the college wear shop to drop off some second hand uniforms. I walked in with a lady in front of me, both the women working there politely greeted her and served her while I'm ignored. They then continue to chat to her leaning over the bench (I'm still ignored, not greeted) i waited polietly assuming id get served after they talk to her. I was not. Then to my absolute discust one of the ladies walked to serve a woman who wLekd through the door after me like I didn't exist. Not to mention the lady that walked in also walked right in front of me once again like I didn't exist? I was a metre from the desk I was not hanging back what so ever. I'm not sure if they assumed the lady was my mum in front of me? Not to mention I'm in my twenties holding car keys and a pile of old uniforms but obviously i looked either 14 and incapable or invisible. However either or I should have been served in the least greeted. Fuming.

There's no bullying if you're white, otherwise...

I had a memorable experience at my time at Mercedes, I made lovely friends and grew in my academics from the help of my teachers. Would definitely recommend :)

It doesn't matter how much money you pay for their education, because it does not help them to comprehend the English language. Getting on the red cat on Hay street, Victoria stop, they were asked to move towards the back of the bus as it was crowded from the driver to the centre. Not one of the girls would move despite empty seats and plenty of room to move to therear.

Girls were very polite and stood for me on the bus (:

I have always felt a sense of inclusivity and strong community at Mercedes and am so appreciative of the friendships I have made here, along with a positive education experience!

Sir Bread deserves an award. He is the most courageous knight I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with, he is noble and strong, and fights for the goodwill of our kingdom’s people. He has retired after 50 years of service to Ye Ole Regency Art Passerine, I do wish him well on his retirement at this place of teaching. Long live Sir Bread, the greatest knight there ever was.

Best school experience. A real sense of community is felt, compassionate teachers who go the extra mile and a family-like year group.