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Posted on: November 13th 2024

Results of Latest Parent Surveys

Parent Questionnaire 2024

Parents kindly completed a questionnaire about their views of the School and below are some of their comments. You can also view in more detail, the outcome of these results in the tables below:

  • My child is very happy at the school and thriving
  • Thank you to all the staff at OLOG. Keep up the fantastic work
  • We are very happy with the educational information instilled on our children at OLOG. Thank you
  • Fantastic school with strong leadership team. My child is very happy here which makes her parents so happy, thank you
  • The school should keep up the hard work, I can see it in my children. Mr Small and the school are doing a great job
  • It would be great if the school could offer more after school activities to complement the outstanding academic work.
  • Great school, really glad to be part of it

 

Parent Questionnaire Results November 2024

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