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St Rita's College
(22 reviews)
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Industry
Education, Training & Professional Development
Specialities
collaboration, education, community, teaching, learning
Company size
101-1,000
Primary location
Brisbane
St Rita’s College is an independent Catholic day school located in Clayfield, Brisbane educating over 1200 girls from Years 5 – 12. St Rita’s was established by the Sisters of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in 1926, and promotes a culture of professionalism & collaboration by building staff capabilities & community wellbeing through continuous professional learning and pastoral support. Our state-of-the-art facilities include an innovative learning precinct offering the latest technologies in learning & teaching and superb music & drama instruction facilities. The College also boasts an innovative library, an aquatic centre, tennis courts & two multi-purpose sports halls.
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St Rita's College is characterised by its supportive staff community and effective leadership team that provides clear direction and support. The college environment benefits from respectful and motivated students, while staff appreciate the opportunities for professional development and career growth. The college demonstrates a commitment to maintaining high academic standards while prioritising staff wellbeing.
Like many educational institutions, the college faces some operational challenges. These include managing demanding workloads during peak periods, though staff generally feel supported during these times. The size of the campus can present initial navigation challenges for new staff members, and some concerns have been raised about resource allocation between departments.
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Recent reviews
2.0
Teachers Aide
Jan 2026Clayfield QLD 40115 to 6 years in the role, former employee
I found my work satisfying, but the culture within admin/management is toxic. I was happy to leave.
The good thingsI enjoyed the staff that I worked with and helping students was very enjoyable and satisfying.
The challengesManagement/admin. is very top heavy and they do not listen to, or value their employees. HR was dreadful, they did not investigate issues or follow up with staff when an incident occurred.
Management/admin. is full of tight cliques. Fine if you are in the inner circle, if not, then you will be treated differently and not supported.
I did not feel respected in my role and felt that the workplace was very toxic.
There are a lot of unhappy staff members and widespread disharmony within departments.
It wasn't until I left St. Rita's and started at a new workplace that I realised how much St. Rita's did not support or value the contribution made by their staff. It was being treated with respect and consideration at my new workplace that showed me just how poorly St. Rita's treated it's staff.
2.0
Administration Role
Dec 2025Clayfield QLD 40116 to 7 years in the role, former employee
Not a great culture. Leadership team is toxic and thrive on backstabbing staff who make progress.
The good thingsThe students are mostly lovely.
The challengesBoard intervention to expenditure. Not nearly enough to teaching resources, but heaps to admin.
5.0
Administration
Nov 2025Clayfield QLD 40111 to 2 years in the role, current employee
A great place to work. Excellent staff.
The good thingsBeing a supported and a valued employee.
The challengesSatisfied with my current situation.
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