I went to this School and I had lots of fun there with my mates but the some of the teachers aren't…read morethe best and it's a huge school

Great school, 2 generations in our family attended this service. Seems to be under good leadership…read moreand management still, so keen to always consider this school for my kids' future.

This is by far one of Brisbane's finest all boys schools. Renowned for it's sporting teams and…read moreacademic high achievers, it is also the school my brother attended and boarded for a fair few years. They have since started a Prep year so you can essentially have your son in here from 5 years of age. A term will set you back a hefty $7000-$8000 depending on the school, but the quality of education is first class. They even have a IB (International Baccalaureate) program for the high school which means your son can apply to colleges and universities all over the world, as it's internationally recognised. It's also part of the elite group of schools around Brisbane including the prestigious Brisbane Grammar School and St Peters. If you can afford to send your son here, it's well worth your price.

Gymbaree at Sunnybank Plaza has excellent art, music and movement programs for infants and…read moretoddlers. When my sister first told me about Gymbaree, I assumed it was like a child care centre. Nu-uh. You can't leave your kids unattended here. Part of the programme teaches parents how to encourage their kids to develop motor skills and socialisation by modelling the teachers. You may think this is instinctive and for some adults it is. Since attending a couple of sessions of Gymbaree, I can see that some adults are not comfortable playing and don't really know how to interact with toddlers. However, after a couple of sessions, adults and kids quickly learn to play together. The other incentive for carers and parents of young children to attend Gymbaree is that it enables them to link up with other parents for friendship and support. If you're not sure whether this is for you, jump online and sign up for a free holiday class. NB: Don't bother fighting to get a premium car park at Sunnybank Plaza. Go around the back to the outdoor parking area with the sails. The Gymbaree entry is outside near the Coles entry.

This university is selfish and manipulative. It does not support its students what's so ever and…read morecontinues to encourage you to drop out if you ask for help. They are disorganised and discouraging. I have struggled with so much during my time studying and have asked for a helping hand in numerous occasions and they tell me to drop out and say I won't succeed. Also don't attend if you are pregnant because they will continue to pressure you to do things that you have been instructed are not safe during pregnancy (by your own dr). I have basically been instructed that I have to terminate in order to graduate otherwise it is best I drop out of my studies if I wish to be a mother.

I had heard about Griffith University before I even moved to Australia, I decided to look into it…read morewhen I wanted to further my studies. I took a 1 year course at Griffith in the Business school. The first thing was to attend to a meet and greet evening which was quite nice because you got to meet all the lecturers and students that you were going to be doing the course with. It also felt like that gave the whole experience a more personal touch. It was also a chance to be shown around the enormous campus with its many computer labs and library that has just been renovated. I had a great year over all at Griffith and found that the courses were fun and the lecturers did an amazing job and everything was quite up to date with current affairs and trends and I felt like it has set me up with the skills that I set out to acquire from the business school. I was also pleased to find out that Griffith University was rated in the top 10 of Australian research institutes. It wasn't hard to learn where everything was on the campus and I was glad to find the bar that had some great student nights. I would recommend Griffith University to anyone who wants to further their education. There are open nights during the year that will better explain all the courses that are provided and at what campus they will be held. Its also a chance for people to check out the place for themselves and meet people who went there and are teaching there.

The Manly Fruition Tuition is in one of the best locations possible; right on Cambridge Parade,…read moreadjacent to the hottest part of the Manly shopping precinct. It's clean and new and neat, but best of all, my friend's son was failing year 6 mathematics and after two terms here he scored an A. The downside is it's much more expensive than finding remedial help yourself privately; often if you can find a uni student willing to tutor, it would be about half the price of attending Fruition Tuition, but then again, whatever works is the best solution and it's great to have this option in the Manly area.

Brisbane Bayside State College, or BBSC or just plain 'Bayside' is a state government facility…read moreopened at the beginning of 2010. It was conceived of and constructed under the "State Schools of Tomorrow" program with new technology and climate smart design principles. The school's opening heralded the closing of Wynnum North High School, which in turn made way for the new Wynnum State School.

My daughter is very lucky to be attending Eatons Hill OSH Club for her third year running. The…read moreladies who run the Club, Bev and Fran, are just lovely - just like an extension to the family. The OSH Club can be hard to get into as it only provides care to existing families and they have a waiting list for others. This year they moved from a small classroom style building into the new gymnasium which has allowed them to extend their numbers. If you are a working parent looking for exception before and after school care for your children, I highly recommend Eatons Hill OSH Club. They offer before and after school care and also run a school holiday program with themed days and fun activities.