Schools in Palmerston North, New Zealand

“As an ex student having spent a good while in this school, I have really mixed feelings with this school.”

“It's not really a good school, the only good department at the school is the music department, which is amazing.”

“I went there in 2022 and 2023 I had an okay time but I think they should give borders rights and meat.”

“Good school to achieve highly in sports and cc. however many teachers can be overly pessimistic and not helpful at keeping you there for your 5 years.”

“good teaching staff and school culture, but management staff is a little stale and are hindering the progress of the school.”

“this school is one of the worst schools out there. the teachers are all biased and care more about the reputation than the students.”

“As a highschool student, the teachers are extremely supportive. They build a connection with all the students and encourage them to learn, serve and grow in…”

“Such an amazing school. All three of my children attend Milson School. The teachers are fantastic, and care so much about the children.”

“Fantastic teachers who seem to genuinely care about my children. I couldnt be happier.”

“An excellent little Kohanga Reo, serving a great purpose for the local community. A talented team of Managers and Staff.”

“After moving from excellent in-home care, our expectations were extremely high, but the Tui team have met or exceeded every one.”

“Deals with bullying really well, and all the teachers have really great bond with students.”

“The teachers need a bit of an attitude check but it's a pretty good school for performing arts and service academy if you want to go into military or whatever.”

“The management has either been there too long and should have left yesterday or havn't been teaching long enough to know what they are doing.”

“The owner yells at parents. Kids are left outside on their own without a teacher. Kids are yelled at my teachers and left to cry.”

“The school has the Worst Board of Trustees in this country who employed a sexual child abuser as their Principal and covered his offence to all the students…”