Carey Baptist Grammar School

"7 Bad things about carey (all true) 1: They charge 3 dollars for mentos or small freddos and don't let you eat it 2: They make you throw food scraps in the compost bin (there's 2 in the whole school and they're both at the canteen, 10 metres away from eachother) 3: They make students worship a literal preacher that died 200 years ago 4: Force participation in "CARE" (religious fruitcake) 5: Lock the bathrooms during schooltime, except for 3 toilet stalls (3 toilet stalls for 1000+ middle school students) 6: Can afford a whole building renovation but not 3 ply toilet paper 7: Literally hundreds of emos and anime stans"

"Racism is very deeply entrenched in the administration where they stand by and do nothing for their Asian students to be fed expired food at their associated boarding house. Of course they will never admit it because they need all the extra funding from the higher rates charged to international parents."

"i have been at this school for 3 years, in my experience with the school over time has been brilliant the education is wonderful i highly recommend this to anyone that really cares about their education and well being"

"I spent so many hours crying in bathrooms and fearing for my safety in and out of school and I know many others who have felt the same. This school claims to care about bullying and acceptance but makes a weak attempt to do anything about it. In school suspensions (this means being free to roam the school without obligation to do classes) for LITERAL ASSULT but detentions for tardiness (maybe it would be easier to make it to school if I wasn't having a breakdown every morning.) Don't send your child here unless you want to pay for years of therapy xx"

"Misty destroyed my child. She taught them many years back and they never recovered. A once loud and vivacious child, they are now timid and untrustworthy of others and struggled to make friends. This “teacher” oversaw a school yard social structure of students who had parents she liked. She was overly flippant with children and often took out her anger on students who struggled in class. My child reported her undermining senior teachers and leaders she didn’t like, mocking them and instructing students to do the opposite of what her colleagues requested. She turned a blind eye to bullying if perpetrators were part of her “group” of students she liked, again, the future heirs and heiresses of great wealth. I’ve seen Misty (Elise) appear at parties in the social media of a woman who’s children went to another school she taught at, and so it is quite evident she prioritises children she sees as being socially expedient for her. My child had a history of self harm which began during the time my child was in her care, and I regret that I ever trusted such a foul unprincipled person with my baby. Bullying, favouritism, wealth, nepotism and poor quality teaching are what come to mind with experience."