As shown in a October 2019 parent survey, the vast majority of parents are extremely happy (and increasingly so) with Deutsche Schule Melbourne and the bi-lingual education their children are receiving. Parents also said unequivocally that

I used to go here and I am aware people may see my review, but I hardly care anymore I’ve heard the terrible terrible things that people have said about me since I have left. At dsm there is a lack in keeping children safe. I had multiple

DSM is such and amazing school, with ups and downs at the school I have had an amazing experience. I’ve made life long friends that I am so grateful for. As I am now in year 8 and not having the best time at high school I realised how I

Despite 2020 being a very disruptive year with 2 terms being taught at home, the school has been well prepared with their response to course work, student progress and support to both students and families. In our experience, the class

A great little school with a real community feel and supportive environment. Our two kids love their teachers and friends. In the 6 years we have been at this school, it’s become better resourced and expanded to accommodate varying

DSM is a fantastic school. It is one of few schools that offers bilingual education, based on the early immersion concept. This offers a great pathway for kids without any knowledge of German.

We were very disappointed in the school's overall performance. Our child felt very unsafe at the school and we did not feel supported by management. As a consequence we have left the school.

We have been parents at the school for almost seven years and have two kids enrolled at DSM.

Very engaged teachers and staff, well-equipped

Former student (2011-2017)