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midifile · 17 Aug 2008, 12:46 PM

It's kinda hard to say, as not many people on here have been to both a school in sydney and a rural school, and even if they have, they can't really make judgments about the whole system after experiencing two schools.

As for private schools, I think that the advantage that a lot of private school have that they can get rid of crap teachers. Of course, there are some private schools which still have bad teachers, but, for example, at my school (ranked in the top 20), if a teacher is shit and parents/students compain, something will be done, and either they wont be allowed to teach year 11 and 12, or more likely they will be fired.

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midifile Na Na Na Na Naa HSC: 2008 Gender: Female Location: Sydney Join Date: Oct 2006 Posts: 1,224 Last Activity: 4 Oct 2009, 10:52 PM	Re: Are select school/private school teachers of a higher quality? It's kinda hard to say, as not many people on here have been to both a school in sydney and a rural school, and even if they have, they can't really make judgments about the whole system after experiencing two schools. As for private schools, I think that the advantage that a lot of private school have that they can get rid of crap teachers. Of course, there are some private schools which still have bad teachers, but, for example, at my school (ranked in the top 20), if a teacher is shit and parents/students compain, something will be done, and either they wont be allowed to teach year 11 and 12, or more likely they will be fired.