Lourdes Hill College

had to deal with that school for nearly 2 years and let me tell you, every negative review is right. cried in the bathroom every lunch break for the first 6 months. space to be yourself" is the opposite of everything they stand for. i can count 4 teachers out of the maybe 16 teachers I had in my time there that benefited my education. i guarantee you it is the most reputation focused school you could ever come across

To be honest I didn't expect much.I came here looking for hope and inspirationI liked the sausage rolls.However, I recommend a thorough dissection of the school's morals and resources.I'm not gonna say I'm disappointed but I'm not amused I will come back occasionally for a sausage roll. But don't feed ur ego.

Disgraceful non accepting christian organisation. They don't care for anyone that isn't neurotypical and God-fearing. They would rather gaslight and 'make redundant' employees that have been bullied out of work than try to encorporate neurodiverce people into their workforce. Most 'teachers' and administrators are very closed minded. They do the bare minimum to avoid any punishment from Fair Work Australia. Highly recommend that you stay away from this christian organisation.

The public behaviour of the girls at this school is embarrassing. I hate to think what it’s like on school grounds if this is what they are like outside. Their parents and the school need to sit them down regularly and actually talk to them about what kindness is, how to be kind, acceptance, respectful etc. Get them off their phones and the stupidity they have absorbed. What a waste of a female education. The school seemed to offer such great potential.

This school does not embrace space to be yourself. They doesn't accept anyone unless you get good grades, and fit there definition of perfect". The schools motto is "space to be yourself" but if your any different they shoot you down instead of supporting you."

I attended Lourdes College 1962 and 1963 year 8 and year 9, I then attended Kerr’s Business College. It was a big learning curve attending Lourdes Hill College as I just completed my Scholarship year at Morningside Public School(the very last Scholarship to be held for Brisbane)which was an excellent school, with some wonderful teachers.In those days there were only three electives studies grades, it all depended on your mathematical achievement in the Scholarship, which Grade you were placed in. You did not have an option to choose.1. Academics classes where the classes for students who achieve high 90% Math Score, Subjects offered Religion, German English, Mathematics, all the Science corses and I think history and Geography.2. Intermediate Classes Religion, English, Mathematics, French, history, Geography and secretarial subjects.3. Possibly called Social Science, in that grade you did Religion, English, maths, art, cooking, sewing, possible music.Today students have a much wider range of subjects to choose from.Even though it was an Academic school, sport was available, there was a swimming pool down the bottom of the steps that took you to the river, we did have religious social groups run by a year 11 students. Piano lessons were also available by one of the sisters. School dances and other social activities. I did enjoy my time at Lourdes Hill College. On the whole the teachers were excellent at teaching and passing on their knowledge to the students. Most of the girls were friendly and settled into their new life at an all girls school.A very good experience

LHC is an incredible school. Like any school there are some things that can always be improved on but all in all I cannot fault our experience at LHC. Both my daughters had amazing experiences and the opportunities, teachers & facilities speak for themselves!

As a former student of Lourdes I can say it was singlehandedly the worst experience of my life. Do not subject your children to this incredibly unwelcoming, cold, and reputation-obsessed school. I was bullied relentlessly here, even receiving threats in my second-last year. I’m so happy to have left, because while i was there my mental health was at its worst. Given my experience here, it's no wonder the school has so many controversies and so much backlash. (Story time: received threats towards my safety & constant harassment from another student to the point i didn’t feel safe at school; was told by vice principal, house coordinators & countless other teachers i should just try to get along with her rather than her being reprimanded. School even made sure to go against my request not to be put in the same room as her and forced me into one to apologise to her for reporting her to the school. thanks lourdes! <3) Also extremely embarassing that the school even bothers to participate in 'RUOK' and days against bullying- very surface-level, again for representation. I promise if you go here they couldn't care less about you as an individual. The education's also pretty bad and there are very few genuinely good teachers.

This school has highs and lows. There are girls at this schools who are respectful and accepting, while there are some girls who are not (eg: constantly discriminating girls for any slight differences they have) Unless you are completely normal, basic and not unique, you should be fine to not be bullied or teased in any way shape or form. Once you are in the older grades (11 and 12 mostly) it is quite a good school.