Brindabella Christian College

I owe all of my success to Mr Woo. He is the greatest teacher I have ever had. No teacher will ever top his level of greatness. Thank you Mr Woo.

We came to the school in 2018 from an expensive private school, and we absolutely love it. So far, we have only experienced the middle school. The teachers are committed, professional and kind. The uniform is comfortable, practical and cheery. Camp and excursion fees are often included in the reasonable annual fees. Parent teacher interviews and meetings are positive and pragmatic, with teachers asking questions instead of making assumptions. Both of my children are not particularly religious, academic, musical or sporty, but the school environment of kindness and shared purpose ensures that they are still encouraged to do their best and see their value as equal to all others. I have never felt discriminated against, despite being a sole parent who does not attend church. I also appreciate how the school focuses on love and acceptance, not sin and judgement. It feels safe to be authentic.I am aware that there may be issues above Principal level, but it has not affected our family. We are so grateful for all of the hard work, support and kindness of the teaching and support staff.

We have been at Brindabella Christian College since 2010. Our daughter went to another private school for one term in 2019, but returned because she missed the community and supportive environment of the school.Yes it is hard when good teachers move on. However, this school has met all our expectations for teaching sound morals, good communication with parents, balanced academic drive, support when the kids are struggling with something, and a good range of extra-curricular activities.

Great school, I've spent 4 years at the school from the when the junior school was bulit till the new year 7 classroom, Great school and very good community, Ms Choi is the GOAT.

Good staff, facilities and Christian experience. Enjoyed the school until late 2018 when major renovations went on, and the focus was less on the students and teachers. A lot of good teachers ended up leaving, and we had lots of principles in a few short years.

I think the kids might review the reviews .. but lets simplify it.My child had a horrendous time at this school, with specific focus on the lack of policy and support for children who are being bullied.We tried to work with the school regarding this, but the constant staff turnover including at the Principal level made this very difficult.We pulled the child from the school, giving the school a very set out document regarding the reasons why we felt the school had failed in their duty of care to the child.The school chose not to address this issue with us and rather chose to focus solely on us paying the bill for terms we did not utilise. The school felt that our belief that their failure in their duty of care for the safety of the child was insufficient reason to pull a child from the school. They justified this action by saying that the head of the board had told them to. At no time were we able to discuss this with the teachers, the principal or the administration staff responsible for the billing.We sought to speak to the remaining members of the board, but they refused to meet with us. Odd they would refuse to interact with parents given how at least one of them liked to walk the corridors and interact with the children without the parents knowledge. I've never seen that in a school we have attended before or since.So, all in all (and this is a very abridged version), while I would never tell others what to do with regards their childrens schooling we could never in good conscience recommend the school to others.

It is a school for rich snobs who treat other in a very bad and disrespectful way. Many newly rich Asian parents send their kids there who have no idea about Christian values and morals always causing problems.

The Great Woo Scandal of 2015 was a notorious scandal that haunts this school to this day. For anyone who doesn't know, one of the greatest teachers that taught at this school, Mr. Woo, had been censored from all school records and every staff member talks as if they have never heard of anyone known as Mr. Woo (except some random YouTuber who has zero relevance). After I further investigated the case, I uncovered some school books from 2011 which showed a picture of two students with Mr. Woo in the background. There was even a caption reading, Mr. Woo is my favourite teacher!" This caption was presumably written by one of the students in the image. Aside from this

I spent a month in 2022 in the Middle and Senior Schools at BCC on a teaching placement as part of my university studies. I found it to be a challenging and useful experience in a kind and supportive environment. The teachers were great and so were the students. I enjoyed teaching there.

2020 in Brindabella's Junior School has been amazing with lovely staff, fresh strong leadership and a welcoming atmosphere of acceptance. The college staff have also been outstanding this year as they've worked above and beyond to keep the students connected and unaffected by the changes COVID has given us. Very impressed!