Butler College

Method
Heat olive oil in a wide, non-stick pan. Add the onion, ginger, garlic, fennel seeds and cumin seeds and stir over medium heat for 3 minutes.
Add the curry powder and stir for 10 seconds. Add the chicken pieces, capsicum and zucchini and stir for 3-4 minutes.
Add the pearl couscous and stir gently for 1 minute. Add the simmering stock, stir briefly and bring to a low simmer. Season with salt and pepper, cover with a lid and cook on low heat for 10 minutes, stirring once or twice during the cooking. Add a little water if necessary during the cooking.
When it’s ready all the liquid will have been absorbed by the couscous.
Stir in the lemon juice and serve garnished with coriander leaves.thats how you make curry

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10/10 would reccomend i sent my sweetie pie here and she LOVED it. She was talking at lunch time and got in TROUBLE like she SHOULD.awsome school (send your kids here

This school is one of the best in the world, wonderful cafeteria staff and honestly some staff need to be fired and suspended asap without pay.some kids are absolute cringe and awful, stop putting kids into mainstream if they're from a block

Parking and roads are well laid out, easy to collect kids from drop off in the mornings and afternoons

Im opps with the malis and theres so many they always steal my shoes and they always make me buy them food.

Mostly good interaction with the school.i have three children there and there are some excellent dedicated teachers.same as most schools some behavior issues but staff seem to keep on top of it.only down side is the cost.quite strict uniform policy and purchase of a Macbook computer on top of normal back to school cost can be a financial shock and i believe separates the kids into haves and have nots that can lead to underachieving students

I got famous on tiktok cause of this school, uniform was drippy and i got famous of it. Now im living life cause i got my WACE.add me on ig wayzantadios

This school was weird but good, there was times were poc students were treated unfairly but can't be surprised, apart from that it was 6/10 and I blew up on tiktok which was fire and had no friends in school: (

This school is not good i am super smart and also am a A student in this bad school
god bless

Butler college is an amazing school with great facilities. I've been there for 6 years and loved it! The school also has a special needs block for students with disabilities. The teachers are very kind and helpful I highly recommend this school!

Butler College is a fabulous secondary school. I am extremely appreciative of the wonderful Administration ladies who are always so kind and helpful. I wouldn't want to send my children to any other school in the area.

I go to this school as a Year 11 student. I've had my share of ups and downs in the school but the staff are super supportive and the admins are always open to listen to when i have a problem and try their hardest to fix it. My Classes are fun and i enjoy showing up to the faces of my friendly teachers and friends and I'm always happy getting my work done. Without Butler College i wouldn't be able to write my books and do a lot of the basic stuff life needs you to know and do. So yeah i recommend this school.

Butler College is a clean, tidy, very well presented school with facilities far in exception of the local area.
State of the art educational services through the semi-private model have allowed Butler College to grow and evolve to meet modern demands for education criteria.
The principle of the school, Mister Barry Rose is an exceptional man truly dedicated to the students under his care and their betterment through his core principles for education. He is easily approachable for BOTH students and parents alike with a firm but fair personna that both easily garners and exemplifies respect to those around him.
There is one bugbear that does irritate me though and that is, Butler College has one of the nicest, stylish, professional school uniforms I have ever seen in the public system yet, because of the education department of western Australia, they (Butler) CAN NOT enforce the students wearing the uniform in its entirety and that is a real shame because this helps to focus and form structure for the betterment of kids in today's society.

Despite what many people are writing about, this is not a bad school

The teachers on the most part range from good to great, although not all. This is an accepting school, i have yet to have seen any racism and/or sexism from staff in my 5 years of being here. The school is also very accessible to the handicapped, with very progressive programs.

Fights are rare, although they do happen. Unfortunately, teachers are limited on what they can do during one of these fights, but this is a fault of the education department policy and not the school.

All the buildings are accessible by people that have trouble walking or are in a wheelchair, with ramps leading where stairs do, and the two-story buildings have elevators.

This school has great courses, with plenty of options depending on what you want to do in the future. There are also plenty of after school programs, both educational and recreational.

The uniform which i have seen has been complained about is not as bad as people think. Although the uniform codes are quite strict, with non-school jumpers, pants and even socks being banned, but there is a reason for this. This is intended to get students to get ready for their future in jobs, where uniforms are likely to be used.

This school is quite serious in its education, but there is fun in it too. You only need to look at events such as the river cruise, Year 11/12 ball, and even the butler college festival (like a mini royal show at school) to see that. I have fond memories of Staff dressing up as death eaters, Elmo, the cookie monster for book week, it shows that this can be a fun school as well as serious.

My main concerns with this school is the community around it. Unfortunately there are a very vocal minority in this school and the surrounding Butler area that let everyone else down. These are the people that got us on 7 News for a fight that we had just outside our school. It is unfortunate that this has too be the case.

The school looks nice, it has plenty of grass and trees to keep up the aesthetics.

The cost of coming here is on the higher side as it is an 'independent public school', which may turn some away.

Compared to fremantle college. The teens have attended one term so far and wont be returning to butler 2019. Would not recommend

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Contrary to popular belief, Butler College is in fact, quite a peaceful school, where fights are uncommon amongst the majority.

Most (If not all) of the Negative Reviews are likely from Students who got Detentions or Suspensions for acting out, or Parents who still baby their children.

I've attended this school for a couple of years now, and i can confirm that it's not as bad as people say it is.

But however, this doesn't excuse some of the things that have occurred, such as a lack of action on the staffs behalf to stop actual fights, or their system disallowing students to fight in self-defense.

So it's pretty good, although there are flaws that should be fixed.

I was a former student at this school for one year and my experiences there where awful, there where many fights, I was bullied, you need your OWN mac book, the police have been called over many times in the one year I was there. I highly suggest people not to attend this garbage school.

I have two children at this school and I have never had an issue. None of my friends with kids here have ever had an issue. Students who do the right thing don't get randomly beaten up. It's the kids with sad home lives who act out and find themselves in this circle of violence. At what point do we acknowledge that a child's upbringing and parental role models play a role?

I mean come on, both the latest incidents happened after school, off school property. What should teachers do, walk every kid home every day?