Belgian Gardens State School, Belgian Gardens School Profile, Ranking, Reviews, Zone(catchment areas)

Belgian Gardens State School, Belgian Gardens

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School Facts

School sector:

Government

School type:

Primary school

Gender:

Co-Ed

Total student:

568 (boy:269, girl:299)

Total staff:

Student attendance:

91%

None-english student:

ICSEA value:

1027, ranks No.462 More ICSEA Ranking...

ICSEA distribution:

Bottom quarter	Middle quarters		Top quarter
14%	22%	28%	36%

Website:

http://www.belggardss.eq.edu.au

Location:

Belgian Gardens

Address:

43 Potts Street Belgian Gardens, QLD 4810

Nearby:

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Phone:

07 4771 3655

School zone:

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School Comment

Belgian Gardens State School opened in 1887 and is one of the oldest schools in Townsville, catering for students from Prep to Year 7. Our Curriculum Framework supports teachers in building a school culture that values high expectations, focused teaching, ... more

Student Assessment

	Reading	Writing	Spelling	Grammar	Numeracy	Rank
Year 3	412	386	394	416	387	465
Year 5	483	475	461	487	467	457
Year 7	563	539	539	546	555	265

Student assessment is based on he National Assessment Program - Literacy and Numeracy(NAPLAN) results in 2011.

Reviews

By Parent - 12 Apr 2022, Rate: poor

School facilities were great but staff need better training for prep. My child began to hate school while there and was constantly frightened of the teacher shouting at them. Have now moved to a different school where my child is thriving and happy. In addition they do not have the framework to work with ESL children. I was told to simply stop speaking anything but English to my child. I know of others who had a better experience.

By Parent - 03 Sep 2016, Rate: poor

School itself is ok but some staff can not control their temper. Especially to very young kids, this is not a good role model. My kid and some friends in the class seem to be scared of the unkind teachers or are unhappy in the morning before going to school. We have 2 teachers which is not good I believe. Yelling alot isn't the best solution in the class including absence some days. As a result, we ended up with 3-4 teachers a day. I'm stressed since the beginning of the year but I have told myself that it could be better but not. I'm moving my kid out at the end of this term or next term the latest. This is only only one class I don't mean the whole school. I wish we could have a better teacher like others. We are just unlucky.