- Secondary School
- Girls
Belgrave
Victoria
At Mater Christi College, each girl is known, supported challenged to engage deeply in her learning so that she can become her best self; a global thinker who is competent, confident, happy and ready to live life to the full.
As stated in our Mission Statement, we seek to be ‘organisationally and educationally innovative’. Our teachers work professionally, conscientiously and confidently to provide learning programs which support, challenge and enrich the learning potential of each student.
In addition to a comprehensive classroom curriculum, girls are offered many exciting opportunities to excel academically extend their sporting prowess to nurture artistic talents in visual and performing arts and to experience leadership responsibilities at all Year levels.
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3 Reviews on “Mater Christi College - Belgrave”
Everyone choosing VCE electives have experienced subject clashes or straight-up cancelled classes due to alleged “lack of money” and timetabling issues. It is frustrating to deal with these cuts when the yearly tuition is $10,000, and students are even expected to donate Mater Day prizes, Charity donations, coin donations for any free dress day, mater cafe is very expensive, so the school claims it cannot afford to provide.
Most peoples VCE subjects in my grade got clashed or cancelled. Appalling. Am considering moving school just so I can get the education I was promised.
Seems like leadership only cares about the school looking good for marketing, as compared to real student experience and learning.
Students are left with their voices unheard and feel that VCE is not worth the money; public schools get better results than this school, and many teachers make it seem like teaching is a burden to them rather than being passionate about their career.
The student experience is very average, including facilities, where younger students are given many fun experiences to give a good impression of the school, while senior students and parents easily see past the ‘perfect’ cover of the school. Misbehaviour from one group of students results in consequences for the whole school, including denying bathroom privileges, at an all-girls, teenage school, where girls need to urgently go to the bathroom, and must wait in lines at certain times because everyone needs to go, instead of just punishing said students and allowing others to continue about their day.
Honestly, behind the school’s very hardworking marketing team, it seems that, really, all they care about is our money, which seems to disappear before anything meaningful is done.