Sydney Technical High School

sydney tech is fine and everything, but becoming a school captain in year 12 is the worst because now year 7s from 2048 are gonna start clowning you for graduating from the school. also their library computers are insane. in recess and lunch they host csgo tournaments to see who can buy the most crates

i am personally i feel very offended as i was slandered and bullied when i entered the school and i felt really left out because of my gender

5/5 would have Trotman again. Love his Little Timmy jokes, oh, and his Maths teaching skills, having over 40 years of experience, really does show. The staff are friendly, except for Deputy Grinham (understandable, gives detentions, he's scary at times), and there are some real teachers who truly enjoy teaching, creating memories that will last the rest of one's life. The students are (mostly) gifted and talented, and their maturity in tackling school life and exams is at the highest level. Overall, an excellent Academically Selective School, and is local too, so travel is not too long (unlike Sydney Boys), I really enjoyed my time being here, and your son is likely to enjoy, and do well here, also. Tech Pride!

this school is awesome, the education is 10/10, the techie boys are delectable, would recommend to the oc kids from hurstville

It might be suprising or not suprising since kevin guo is just an in general amazing person, kevin showed me that in a world of darkness such as this one, he showed me that achieving and seeing light is possible. He helped me endure hardships and toughless tough situations that i would have indeed not have got through on my own will but his strong determination helped me get through and become the person i am today. He showed the light, he was the one that created and shaped me after i had been molded by the darkness. He is kind to everyone he sees, his flawless helpful acts make people love and enjoy his company just as i do and i plan to support such an amazing person to become techie of the term. This isn't just a nomination anymore, this is a fight for justice for a young man that changed many lives and the world. His noble and selfless acts should be recognised and commended for such bravery and greatness. Kevin guo is just the goat. He is undoubtedly the most ideal role model techie tech has ever seen, he is athletic, sorta smart but over all of that he is just a kind good soul that just wants to help others honestly and not for the clout. He does it for others and not himself, he has always put others before himself with no thought of ever lying to anyone in any situation. He never get in any trouble and he is the perfect student that should be selected for techie of the term. Kevin showed me how to solve a rubix cube, it was the first time i was so excited. He showed me that life is like a lemon, bitter and sour but it will become sweet in the end if you dont give up. Please take in deep consideration of voting this outstanding citizen of tech and choose him as techie of the term, he is the best and i’m not kidding. BECAUSE OF KEVIN 5 stars

The Year 12's are extremely plump and filled with flavour, especially when filled with their special white creamy sauce (Kewpie Mayo). I heard that they marinate for 6 years, starting when they start Year 7. I personally visit quite often, but there's a 3 month waiting list to reserve a spot, and it's ranked 42nd on this HSC" list. Would highly recommend to anyone.Sameer's not welcome"

ms blake ruins everything ong

I attended this wonderful school and I can confidently say that Sydney Tech nurtures the most supportive communities/alumni. I enjoyed my time learning social science, mathematics, english, history, technology and science. In my personal experience, science/maths subjects are quite self paced and most students rely on extra tutoring services to do well. Though all the staff at Sydney Tech are hardworking and I would like to thank very single one of these people for doing their jobs (nurturing great students). I would also recommend seeing the school counselors, as well as the SSO and your year adviser for mental health support during challenging times, they really help. In my lifetime, I have always stood by my decisions without any regrets, since those decisions made are quite well thought of. In this spirit, I have no regret in transferring to Sydney Tech in year 8-->9. I would like to personally thank the deputy principal, Mr Grinham for admitting me into the school and supporting my mental health throughout my schooling. I would like to personally thank Ms. (pronounced Mizz, not Miss) C. Steel for taking care of my mental wellbeing as my year advisor. Once a Techie, always a Techie. I will continue to live out the school motto: Manners Makyth Man. (Manners Makes a Man) throughout my lifetime. Thank you.

The school is amazing, most of the teachers are great, I have gotten a lot out of this school, the only reason why this is one star is Ms Blake. Now get ready to read my rant.In the realm of education, teachers play a pivotal role in shaping young minds and nurturing their talents. However, not all teachers excel in their profession.One of the prominent flaws in Ms. Blake's teaching is her stubbornness and her inability to see when she is wrong. She often takes the most inefficient way to handle problems, for example, she will make you have a conversation with your classmate but you mustn't let her hear a slight increase in the volume around the room which is ridiculous. Next she will be late to class for 30 minutes, not even show up and call the class slow" and "behind on schedule"Another concerning aspect of Ms. Blake's teaching style is her bias in her students. She tends to favour certain students based on her personal preferences