I sent my kids to Loreto grammar, a catholic school, as it had the highest A-level grades and I was told the teachers were understanding and friendly. This was not the case! For one, the whole time my daughters went to this school, they received fifty or more bad notes, and "referrals" and no good notes. I know I'm obviously biased, but there were other children, whether they were related to the principal or from richer families, were receiving good notes almost every week without fail! There is also the problem of education. My daughters were taught next to nothing about sex education, though the school claims to have classes to this effect. The most they were taught is what a tampon was and were given a class on abstinence! I know it's a Christian school, but surely there should be proper, informative teachings from a school in the 21st century? Not to mention the fact that my girls were taught, in a RE program class, that boys would use them and not take them home to their mothers if they acted improperly. Really dark age teachings in this school. There was the erasure of any kind of homosexuality in sex education, and people coming in to give talks on relationships were actually told not to mention this topic to the students! Don't LGBTQ+ students deserve to be taught how to avoid abusive relationships too? I understand it was most likely a religious standpoint, but I disagree with these types of thinking when it restricts my children's identities and fields of learning. I haven't even gotten to the teachers yet, but suffice to say, if you want your child to to have a well-rounded and instructive school life, I would recommend you send them anywhere but Loreto Grammar school.