Bergvliet High School
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Based on 8 reviews and 72 answers
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Average of 8 reviews with area ratings
- Indoor environment3.6
- Safety3.5
- Communication3.5
- Activities3.4
- Staff3.3
- Outdoor environment3.1
- Education2.9
- Food2.8
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- Parent1.05 September 2024
STAY AWAY
Worst school experience ive had with my kids in my life. There are some good teachers but mostly rude and abusive teachers. They are not equipped at all for kids with learning barriers like adhd . The principal is. Coward whos never available and doesnt show her face. They bombard you with emails daily which puts the parents under tremendous pressure. Demerits are handed out to the kids like nothing ive ever seen and mostly due to the teachers bad moods towards the kids. This school as a whole i...
- Student1.018 April 2024
Teachers make me depressed and suicidal
This school has made me want to self harm again and off myself numerous times. The teachers are the worst bullies you will ever meet and when we try to report it to the staff they either do nothing, or when they do something it's barely noticeable and the teachers continue to treat us horribly. Multiple teachers will tell you to feel miserable, blame their mistakes on you, pick on you, say one thing and then deny they even said it AND will not care about the workload or whether or not multiple a...
- Student5.010 February 2023
Bergvliet high is a very goog school
Spectacular school to out your child at, there is alot of safety and neatness.
- Student1.016 January 2021
average school
i went to bergvliet throughout high school, there were some very nice teachers who really impacted my life and had my best interest at heart. But i feel like Mr. Price doesn’t know how to run a school like bergvliet. he often cracks under pressure and as said before on this page by others he will take the sides of a parent without hearing the full story, and make irrational decisions to protect the schools name.
- Student2.028 December 2020
Just matriculated
I seriously do not recommend sending your children here. While the teachers do try their best it is simply not a safe learning environment with gang wars and drugs often involved.
- Former Student1.05 December 2020
Serious Bullying Problem
I attended Bergvliet High school from Grade 8 - Matric. Although there are good students and teachers at the school, there are A LOT of students who are disrespectful and just blatantly rude to the teachers. The school has a serious bullying problem and the principal refuses to take any action against it despite saying he will / is. In my matric year I had a student threaten to kill me and when I stood up for myself, I was the only one who got in trouble because the principal seemed to be afraid of the student who threatened me's father. When I brought it to his (the principal) attention that there were boys in other grades bullying me as well he ignored my complaints / reports. Since I left the school, after matric, the boys from the other grades continued harassing me in my local park and this time threating me with rape and gang violence, calling me gay (when I'm not) and saying they will "beat the sh*t out of me" along with various other insults. Once again I brought this up with the principal and he REFUSED to do anything about it. I would not recommend sending your child to Bergvliet High School.
- Student3.030 November 2020
The fun of being different
The school is pretty good. They try there very best and do an excellent job if you have a child without learning disabilities like ADHD. The school is rather disorganised when it comes too helping them. They make space for extra time and things like that but I still feel (as a person with ADHD) they could do a bit more. But there is a strong family feeling in the school and the teachers always try too help best they can.
- Student5.02 July 2020
Sunny Field of Bergvliet
Teachers are top class. Strive to help learners academically, emotionally and mentally. Always make decisions that are in the best interest of learners.
