Ivanhoe Girls’ Grammar School

The school is too expensive for its classes and campus. Most building are outdated and very minimal sports grounds. The uniform, jewellery, makeup and other stuff is too strict and outdated. They should let us wear a necklace or more range of earring and a little natural makeup. Uniform is really uncomfortable and not attractive at all. They should introduce bike shorts, hoodies, short sleeve shirts for winter, beanies and so much more. Other then that the teachers aren't too bad and all the students are really nice and there isn't to much drama like every other school. I feel like anyone could fit in here.

Worst school i have ever been to.in year 8 all the girls did this thing called trust mapping and had to rank every girl in the year level as their best friend, at peace with etc.parents got a phone call saying 3 girls in my friend group had ranked me as trying to make peace with but wouldnt tell me who.thanks iggs for making me play a fun game of who in my group hates me and who doesn't! Took me a couple of months to figure it out when i finally left.:)

Great school, teachers focused on quality education and wellbeing and beautiful grounds and facilities. Some outdated views on modesty and appearance.

Teachers were either amazing or terrible, no in-between. Extremely toxic environment and school cares more about their reputation than the education and wellbeing of its students. Only thing I can praise it for is the arts centre, uniform is highly impractical and although the moto is 'our girls speak for themselves' the school constantly silences and punishes girls who attempt to do so. Also encountered an incredibly conservative religion teacher who does not view women or POC as equal to himself, he is racist, sexist and homophobic. Many teachers here are not fit to teach. The school could not care less about its students (and the uniform is ugly).

Bad school
Fees are too expensive for the classes they give
Personally worst school ive been to

Their GSV team is rude and refer to their own team as an “individual’s team” while talking behind each other’s backs on the field.

THEY DIDN'T LET ME IN! BECAUSE I WAS A MAN! JUST BECAUSE I HAVE A PENIS DOESN'T MEAN I CAN'T COME TO THE SCHOOL! RACISTS

Any school that is down to Earth enough to realise the importance of teaching children to understand that success is a function of be willing to risk and experience failure, and the importance of building resilience, gets five stars from me. Risk aversion is not just a barrier to success, but often a cause of unnecessary stress. Well done on your "Failure Week" program.

Everyone is nice and there is a massive range of co-curricular activities and clubs. Great Art Centre.