Noble Park Secondary College

Its an ok school, the teachers there are great fun and the students are really fun to hang out with

i loved it so much and i always will love this school

i was received a text today from Halime Bajraktarevic for my daughters inappropriate Behaviour, i went to their Office and i met the lady at the office and she was very friendly , i spoke to her English teacher Theo and Halima wich explained to me what happened. I agree with what they said and that they are doing the right thing.They are very friendly i would like to thank you for your time that you spent talking to meI will rate them with 5 stars

Teachers are passionate, caring and well trained. Personally still attribute success in life to their efforts, so glad the school has new upgrades, 10/10 would recommend this place. A big thank you from me for all that you've given and support even to this day

Decent local-based school although some students can be disrespectful and from what I've heard theres lots of violence which shouldn't be approved. I'm not saying not to go here, there are always pros and cons of schools but compared to other schools this has a lot of cons.

mid

A bad school to be honest. Their career advice lady ruined my life. I was a refugee when I joined their school. I didn't know about prerequisite to get into a University for your favourite degree. I found out about it when I was half way in year 12. They never once educated me(my English wasn't that good) on how all this works. Couldn't they've given me a 5 minutes of their day to explain what I need to know?I hope others can be helped before their lives are ruined too by not doing their favourite degree and not fulfilling their dreams by being shattered by a none caring school career advisers.

Good luck finding happiness at this school. Messed up big time and I should have changed schools earlier

This school could be WAY better if managed right.Despite being told that pre-requisites are important and all that, we basically don’t get to choose what we want to learn or what we’re passionate about because “the class is full” THEN they tell us that we SHOULD be working towards something we’re passionate about.There’s also a clear line dividing the international and local students. I get that international students pay a fee and therefore they get more “privilege” such as excursions and such but why? Just introduce year level excursion which involves both the local and international students not just international students only. This will lead to another problem as the teachers pointed out why the international students only stick to their group of international. It’s because they’re taught that since their English is nowhere near as good, the two groups cannot be friends, let alone talk to one another.