PLC Sydney

Finished first year of school at PLC. Coming from a public school background, I can say that the quality of schooling is a lot higher at PLC! The school grounds are absolutely beautiful, and the library is completely stocked with multiple genres. The library ladies are lovely and extremely helpful. We also have an amazing gymnasium, performance theatre, aquatic centre, fitness centre, and even three different cafés. The food is not the best, but there are always different options: hot food, sandwiches, sushi, and many drink choices. There are different cuisines available, so you can taste a variety of cultures.The teachers are brilliant, so helpful and good at explaining. The classrooms themselves are modern, have heating, and aircon. Students are so kind and helpful, as a Year 8 I even have friends from senior years. I have never experienced or seen bullying in this school from any grades, and our principal is always walking around the school grounds to check up on us and help any students who are lost or need assistance.There are also many extra curricular options available, with multiple sports and clubs on offer. There are many musical groups to join, art clubs, maths, english or science clubs, and other options, such as debating. Our public speaking is very strong, with spots on debating and public speaking teams, optional weekly speech lessons, and a debating and speech club for anyone interested. There may be some other groups that I have missed, but there are too many to count!In general, the environment is so kind and helpful, the teachers are some of the best I have ever had, the school grounds is magnificent and the curriculum is extremely varied. Highly suggest attending PLC!

Abelist and Biased. Also doesn't care about the students itself, only cares about their public image. The teachers don't respect the school at all. The school hates the other schools and rarely show any support.

The school is so large and has so many features my daughter loved it there.

This school cares way too much about their public reputation. They are way too stuck up and have really unnecessary rules. They choose the same people for everything, very biased.

If you want to see how this school models integrity and community just try and drive along Robinson street, Anthony St or boundary St Croydon at 8.30am or 3pm.Road rules and no stopping zones don't seem to apply if your paying 30k a year. Pedestrians are plebs and merely another thing to menace for dropping off your princess.Teachers watch idly as cars park across residents driveways waiting for school pick ups. Merely shrugging indifferently when it's pointed out they are blocking in the residents.This modelling of entitlement shows in students behaviour as they push past the elderly on streets as they head to the local cafes and train station. Also shows when students leave school and find that unless they have a trust fund or parents happy to continue to pay for doors to be opened reality comes crashing down quickly.

Absolutely amazing school. True individualised education based on the girl as an individual with her unique learning strengths and weaknesses . I am yet to even hear of another school that doesn’t just emphasis on academic education but also on character building . my daughter has really blossomed emotionally and mentally , and academically with the support and mentoring at this beautiful school. It truly is an amazing school with a sincere emphasis on raising “young women of integrity and purpose “ I really do love PLC!!!! ❤️

It's a beautiful school with historical buildings as well as having modern facilities e.g. aquatic centre. HOWEVER it is an absolute disgrace and shame for allowing certain people/other organisation to collect $10 from each family for entrance fee and for them to watch water sports which their kids participate at your venue - these families already paid $$ for the competition/tournament!Please eliminate the greedy culture and stop allowing associated party to collect such fees which adding negative PR to PLC!

enjoyed attending their yearly open day events

This School is really bad there the teachers favourite the students and the same people get chosen and awards every single week. The facilities are nice but they just try and get money off people, the favouritism is absolutely unbelievable and if you try and do something good you just get a oh nice but the ‘ favourites ‘ get all the attention and glory. I moved from this school and absolutely love my new school it was so welcoming and the kids are all so kind and friendly to each other. Overall bad experience and definitely wouldn’t recommend PLC Sydney to anyone.

appalling, if I could give this less than one star I would, graduated year 12 here and hated every second, loved most of the teachers that's honestly as good as it gets, food is barely palatable, girls are not welcoming and often quite spiteful, the school encourages a hateful mindset and attitude which is sometimes racially motivated, could not talk enough about how little the school regards their students mental health, does not accurately prepare students for real life issues, concerns and progression into society