Brisbane Grammar School

decent but they try and get you to donate to like 10 different things as if it’s a charity…but the tuition fees are the highest fees in Queensland, where’s the money going? Why not spare 1% of the tuition fees to donate to these charities rather than relying on students to pay a couple of bucks.

I really liked the school but sadly their are girls next door and it’s really scary but the garlic bread is clutch

Amazing school with amazing teachers. The only downside is that some students have so much academic pressure put on themselves that they will cheat in exams, leaving the few students who actually try to miss out on academic prizes E.C.T.

Decent school however, certain experiences at the this school have reflected on my review. Teachers seem nice but are very harsh and strict. Facilities are modern but certain locations are outdated. Students very rude, swearing as I was given tours around the school.

pretty mid, but garlic bread clutch

there is a random chance of having your garlic bread burnt.I think its like 20%Nothing wrong except its more chewy and tough.

Although this school holds a high academic advantage compared to other private schools, the school rules are simply misogynistic and very dated. Especially when it comes down to uniform and appearance of the students for the public. Boy are expected to have very short cut hair, nothing long, perfect ironed uniform, along with a tie and broad brimmed hat. Which is very unhealthy for young minds to be exposed to such old fashioned ways of life. This can result in toxic masculinity when it comes to appearance and manner, this generation is trying to move forward from such views. Also Mental health support is poor and there is no slack for students struggling mentally, which damages the students further causing them to worsen in studies, not ideal in the slightest. If this school were to check themselves and update their old fashioned, dated and misogynistic views, I would respect this school more, but it also comes down to the fact that it's not co-ed, causes boys to lack ability when conversing with girls, which can be a major set back. It's good to be able to live with your other gender and grow comfortable with them and their minor differences. There are so many deeper things to consider when sending your child to a school, so best to look into these things to ensure your child has the best experience at school as possible - girl grammar student

Diligent, hardworking, enthusiastic and encouraging teachers that care about the boys. Cannot fault the school. It has been brilliant for our family. The other families we have met during our time here are lovely and all are very supportive, helpful and friendly.

good school but handball standard has dropped since the 2019 year 7 cohort passed. Great facilities, students and teachers are nice, supportive environment

Excellent academic and sports. Highly recommend.