Hurstville South Public School

"At this school all of the subs are just bad but overall pretty good school but the basketball court needs to be even"

"This school does not focus on their educations, they spend their money mostly on gardening even though it doesn't make a difference to the playground. We have fund raising every year but on the second last week of my time at this school, they could not afford the my class money to get a colored T-shirt for 30 people. The teachers' education was worse than me at math even thought I am not the smartest student of the school."

"To be honest the school isn't that bad or that good. I feel like it could have been more though. I graduated last year feeling pretty refreshed. The canteen food is really expensive though. There was lots of physical violence. But I made really good friends there. Overall it isn't a really bad school. It's ok I guess."

"I graduated from HSPS in 2014, so this review might be a bit outdated. Overall, my experience here was pleasant. There were many different and diverse personalities of the students here that made it very fun to meet people (whether they were similar-minded or not). The playgrounds were pretty spacious (from what I remember, we had so many handball courts but I think some of the spaces have changed from now on) and the play equipment was so much fun! The classrooms were engaging and helped me learn, but I don't think there was that much encouragement to strive for our best. I also remember being placed in a composite class every 2 years, which I felt didn't really help me learn all that well. However, this system may have changed from now on. We also had more language lesson choices in my final year (e.g. French & Italian) which felt very unorganised but that is understandable since it was the first year they implemented those lessons. Even so, the majority of my teachers were pleasant and super kind which made me want to pursue education in the future too! I definitely had a lot of fun at this school from 2008-2014 that I still reminisce about every so often. It had an engaging and fun atmosphere that I will miss, especially after Mr Rouland was principle. He was supportive and put himself in a position that sought to engage students which was very memorable! He also entered us into a ballroom dancing competition (he was a judge) which definitely was one of my highlights in Year 6."

"This school RIGHT NOW is amazing, especially in stage 3, (years 5,6) you have right now the most nicest teachers EVER. I only remember a bit of Mr Roland, but i think the present principal is okay, even through it might have been better. FOr me the only issues are: Not allowed to play with others that are not in your year group Some students likes gossiping teachers aren't really aware of students going in and out the school unless a students tells them. (Happened today) and that's basically it, many issues here before are fixed, even through being in a stage with higher expectations is a bit harder than the teachers think. I would recommend this school to a lot of students, because right now a lot of classes are friendly, also welcoming. I hope during 2021, the issues will be fixed, but here's my response, for now."