kayrazzles
19-10-2010, 22:25
Hello,
I live in the Campbelltown area and I've started researching possible primary schools to send my son to as he will be turning 4 next year.
My first preference was to send him to St Peters Anglican, as I was impressed by their curriculum, extra curricular activities they offer and strict academic standard. But after looking at their fee's, it is a bit too expensive for us.
I've only been living in this area for about a year so I dont really know any primary school's reputation and I dont really know any other parents in the area..
I'm interested in sending my son to St Thomas More Primary School - has anyone heard anything about this school?
I'm mainly basing my judgement on the school's annual report that is featured on their website where I can see attendance rates, teacher retention rates and also students academic performance. I'm looking for a school that focuses on academic excellence, has a variety of extra curricular activities and a supportive nurturing environment.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated :)
I live in the Campbelltown area and I've started researching possible primary schools to send my son to as he will be turning 4 next year.
My first preference was to send him to St Peters Anglican, as I was impressed by their curriculum, extra curricular activities they offer and strict academic standard. But after looking at their fee's, it is a bit too expensive for us.
I've only been living in this area for about a year so I dont really know any primary school's reputation and I dont really know any other parents in the area..
I'm interested in sending my son to St Thomas More Primary School - has anyone heard anything about this school?
I'm mainly basing my judgement on the school's annual report that is featured on their website where I can see attendance rates, teacher retention rates and also students academic performance. I'm looking for a school that focuses on academic excellence, has a variety of extra curricular activities and a supportive nurturing environment.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated :)