Kensington Primary School 73 Banksia Terrace, Kensington, Western Australia 6151

"Good school. The teachers were chill but still taught some stuff. Playgrounds where fun, and some of the teachers would actually play cricket and footy with us."

"As someone who went to this primary school, I give my honest opinion when I say it was great. The community is amazing, not to mention the great opportunities they provide the school and students with. Not only is the community good though, as so many of the teachers there are really good, making the experience even more enjoyable. Some of the events they host include the Dads Ducks Camp and The Kensington Fete every five years. They also have events for the students such as the Year 5 Sleepover and Year 6 camp, as well as an annual disco for all years. I would definitely recommend this primary school."

"This review is a long time coming. I can only now fairly judge it now that my son, who attended in pre-primary, is 18 and left school. Our experience at Kensington Primary was nothing short of horrific. My beautiful, gifted little boy was bullied constantly by one boy to the point that even the school staff admitted he wasn't safe there but nothing would be done to guarantee his safety. One time he had been given a black eye and huge bruise to his forehead. The final straw was seeing him pushed off the old shed near pre-primary backwards onto the bitumen. Fortunately he did not hit his head. We were so close to getting the police involved but our boy had been through enough. And if that wasn't bad enough his learning disorder was completely missed by his tracher. He was a well behaved, caring, clever boy who has a neurological disorder affecting his processing and memory. She just thought he was lazy and poorly disciplined (he was not, in fact strangers regularly commented on what a good boy he was). We moved, found a beautiful new school with a ZERO tolerance to bullying policy. He was diagnosed, nurtured and went from Ds and Es to As and Bs. And he started to find some of his happines back. Sadly the vibrant little boy we knew never returned fully after that traumatic year and he still sees a therapist for the trauma. But he's successfully in his dream career as lead front-end software developer for awesome bosses, and he's rightfully proud of himself. All thanks to brilliant, caring teachers, and a great school. Shame that wasn't Kensington."

"The teachers are only there for money. They don't care about the kids and the grounds are badly maintained. The only thing i like about this school is the good community."

"It’s a wonderful school. The principal and teachers are very nice. They teach students by heart. I’m so grateful for all that they’ve done."