On multiple occasions I went to the mental health team and a few other trusted teachers in the school about how badly I was struggling and the shrugged it off as nothing, put me on a "fast tracked" wait list for a councillor who still took multiple years. Furthermore the pressure you receive from the teachers to get good grades to the point where you're convinced you've failed if you've not got 75%/grade A was debilitating. The amount of students who used to take drugs and things like that to try to keep up was a borderline epidemic within the school. Overall the experience at that school left me traumatised and any parent willing to send their child to that school should reconsider
the school is alright. they can be good to gell with mental health and stuff but not all the time. the PSO and SEN staff are really nice and take the time to help you with whatever you need. it's an okay school I would say
The student's hate each other and the teacher's vouch for 'good mental health' and a 'safe environment' - yet when theres a problem... not even a detention or anything
The student's that bully others or worse - are only given warnings and a stern talking to. My daughter came home with bruises on her arms and I found out her bullies are allowed to stay in school - sometimes even sitting next to her in class
When confronted with a racist student who is also a danger to younger students as well as other peers (takes pictures without their permission and also dates significantly younger) - the school decides to berate the student that had compiled legible evidence as well as statements from the victims and instead turns the situation on them rather than punishing the perpetrator - doesn't give him anything at all.. not even a single warning or detention
When confronted with a racist student who is also a danger to younger students as well as other peers (takes pictures without their permission and also dates significantly younger) - the school decides to berate the student that had compiled legible evidence as well as statements from the victims and instead turns the situation on them rather than punishing the perpetrator - doesn't give him anything at all.. not even a single warning or detention
Dane Court Grammar School is honestly an abomination of a place; they lie about their code of conduct, they do not follow through with what they say, and they lie about things to get you to attend the school. They do nothing to help students being bullied, sexually harassed or the blatant sexism, homophobia and transphobia students have to deal with on the daily. They just don’t care about us.
The school does not handle racism, homophobia and slurs properly at all. There’s honestly about 3 teachers in the school who recognise they are inappropriate and punish students for using them. There is overwhelming pressure from teachers to grade in level 8+ and anything below is not good enough. The food is wayyyy overpriced and not worth the money at all.
this school literally employed a racist white man as their english teacher that said the n word 24/7 and did nothing about him until he finally left
almost every teacher is white and don't care abt racism lol
teachers literally don't afte abt how much you're struggling just ur grades, unorganised as anything. I have witnessed a spilt drink be left long enough to go moldy in the heart.
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