Bremer State High School, Ipswich School Profile, Ranking, Reviews, Zone(catchment areas)

Bremer State High School, Ipswich

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School Facts

School sector:

Government

School type:

Secondary school

Gender:

Co-Ed

Total student:

1453 (boy:700, girl:753)

Total staff:

117

Student attendance:

85%

None-english student:

ICSEA value:

935, ranks No.1238 More ICSEA Ranking...

High school rank:

No.156 (2014), No.285 (2013), No.126 (2012), No.304 (2011), No.251 (2010), No.261 (2009)

Website:

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

Location:

Ipswich

Address:

133-153 Warwick Rd, Churchill QLD 4305

Nearby:

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Phone:

07 3432 5222

School zone:

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School Comment

Bremer State High is located close to the Ipswich CBD and has provided learning opportunities for student in the Ipswich area for 50 years. The school is currently planning a redevelopment of its facilities and relocation to a site adjoining the University... more

Student Assessment

	Reading	Writing	Spelling	Grammar	Numeracy	Rank
Year 9	545	534	555	533	543	357

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

Reviews

By Parent - 04 Mar 2021, Rate: bad

It's terrible they don't support students at all and they only do minor punishments for problems that happen. They also don't give students any freedom to express themselves in more ways than just being in the same uniform. They don't even support the mental health of a lot of students.

By Parent - 07 Jan 2020, Rate: bad

Very bad school, bad culture and bad leadership from the top. No support to parents and they don’t listen to you when your child has issues.
Issues with drugs that are widely known amongst the student population.
Walking through the campus on a school day we saw next to no supervision and very rude and loud children who did not care about adult presence.
Too many leadership positions with hierarchy structure, with, year leaders, year deans, department heads, executive this and deputy that and no real consistent application of rules.
Teachers cry helpless when you put the onus back onto them to educate and enforce saying to many students and not enough teachers.
Unfortunately has the better reputation of the state schools in the area with private schools making up the most of the landscape.
Happy to send you a bill, but won’t actually provide the service.
Glad to be leaving the area so that don’t have to deal with them anymore

By Parent - 03 Nov 2016, Rate: excellent

CRAP SCHOOL would never go here

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