Aurora Girls High School

Am so disappointed nd heartbroken with this school he way the teachers a treating kids,it's not ok believe u me as am writing this review it's with a heavy heart 💔 my daughter never got her term two report she was told she will get it tomorrow tomorrow and tht tomorrow never happened now it's third term she got her report but the marks a not the same when she asked she's told tht home language teacher is on maternity leave she didn't leave your results wht should a 16 yr old do in tht case she was told her results in tht 2nd term in class even if she never got to c her report but now third term excuses....thts killing her she cried non stop saying I must look for another school for her she cannot take it anymore as a parent how should I feel...I am escalating this matter because this is pure negligence

I’ve had a good experience at Aurora Girls High in terms of friendship but academics??in primary I used to be an A or A+ student but once I got to High school,my marks started dropping dismally...at first I thought I wasn’t putting much effort in my school work but no I realized that some teacher did not attend their classes?so I won’t recommend other kids to go to a school which teaches when it only suits them.

I really had a fun experience at Aurora Girls High. I just have a question I would like to address,there is a school code that no hairpeice extensions or hairstyles are allowed,of which I do not have a problem with but I don't know why we, as girls in a girls school are not allowed to make ourselves a bit more beautiful by doing our hair with hairpeice,some schools would say "because we think you are trying to impress boys",of which we do not have at our school. I as a girl think that we express ourselves through our beauty we have and what we wanna have, I am not saying that schoolgirls should be going out there trying to look like Nicki Minaj but I know a lot of Aurorains would agree with my statement. My mother thought that going to an only-girls school would give me a chance to find myself and be able to do what I could not do in a school which had both genders...until I found out that I couldn't. I just want the school to recognize my message and maybe do something about it. Thank you for reading.