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Emmaus College, Jimboomba Jimboomba Campus
Combined · Independent · Jimboomba
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Awful school. Rampant bullying.
48 East Street, 4280, Jimboomba
Kevin Schwede
07 5547 9990
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So while I attended Emmaus College for term 3 and 4 of grade 8 I was kind to a student with a rare disease which I hadn’t met. I didn’t want to take the word of others on this student and showed him respect and dignity. While talking to this student at lunch the entire 8th grade approached us and began bullying myself and him. I’m not sure on his history of what made him so hated but I’m not exaggerating when I say the entire grade approached us. He got up and left.
Another student at the school would frequently walk up to me and knock my lunch out of my hands.
A teacher was drinking wine with other teachers outside our class as we approached the Christmas holidays.
I just don’t have any positive memories of my short time attending this school. After attending 3rd term I had begged my mother to pull me out. She did upon completing the year.
The facilities are fairly new and the school has expanded since. However it’s not worth it at the cost of your child’s mental health and the forced catholicism down your child’s throat. Which should have been completely optional for students to decide on attending. However being a catholic school, it is forced because it’s the price to pay for the church to fund your child’s education, to groom them into the Catholic religion. Which I was born into but had chosen not to follow.