Students’ comments include: “It is very diverse and everyone gets along well”; “I like the canteen food which is way better than my primary school food”; “I like how we have many opportunities”; “I like how everyone just knows each other and don’t hesitate to talk to each other”; “Teachers are really good with staying back and helping students in need”; “I like our learning facilities which are new and open, giving the feeling of safety”; “I have made so many friends and every single one appreciates me for who I am”; “The environment is welcoming and I am always excited to come to school”; and “Bethlehem is very different from the other all-girls school I came from. I feel welcomed and all the girls are very nice, even the teachers”.
Ms Freeman said the girls also had ideas for additional extra-curricular activities.
“I will be considering these ideas with the staff and student council to ensure Bethlehem is the best all-girls College in the Diocese,” she said.
Celebrating 140 years of girls education this year, Bethlehem College welcomes the community to its Open Day on March 24.
