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My family and I recently had an incredibly disappointing and frustrating experience with this private school that we were considering for our 4-year-old son. We initially went for an assessment in November, and the school told us that our son was not at the level to start Year 1 the following academic year. They suggested we try again for assessment in 5 or 6 months. A couple of months later, I went back to the school and begged them to reserve a spot for my son. I was even willing to pay extra to secure a place for him, they said this was not possible to do but they reassured me that there would be a spot available for my son in case he qualified for Year 1 admission. Fast forward to today when we went in for another assessment. After a brief 10-minute private encounter with my son, the school staff claimed that his phonics skills were still not good enough for Year 1, yet his English was too good for the Year 1 class designed for non-English speakers. To make matters worse, they informed us that there were no spaces left in the Year 1 class with special support, and that our son was physically too big to repeat FS2. They had the audacity to claim that they only wanted the best for my child while judging him based on his physical size, which is absurd and unprofessional. I was understandably upset and frustrated by the school's hypocrisy and lack of transparency. When I expressed my dissatisfaction with their decision, the head of the school took offense to my language and abruptly ended the conversation. In the end, we left the school feeling extremely disappointed and deceived. I would have appreciated honesty from the beginning, rather than being led on by false promises and ultimately rejected for dubious reasons. I strongly advise against considering this school for your child's education, as their actions demonstrate a lack of professionalism, empathy, and transparency.

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