Dunrankin Drive Public School

If there was anything lower that is what I would rate this school as...I'm sorry but if the reception doesn't like to answer the phones maybe she should get another job.When I'm asking a question there should not be a reason your annoyed...Especially when I clearly speak English.NOT IMPRESSED ....My kids have been going to this school since JK..I would think ppl should be treated alittle better...And this is not the first time!

Went to this school from 2004/2006.I at first had mr.K - he was a greek man who was an AMAZING kid’s teacher. I then had Ms. Campbell who turned into Mrs. Hainey on her final year before moving away. The principle was Mrs.Graywol(?) / Mrs. Singh(?).Went to this school for two years then moved out of Mississauga!

I got bullied there and the teachers didnt do anything about it. One of the staff members would tell 5th graders (10/11 year olds) that they could die the next day.

Very bad experience in that school.washroom not clean it’s messy smell and dirty too in the Covid time their is no cleanup in the school and teacher also careless and The students are very undisciplined.

Was here back in 2006. Every morning they'd play a song specifically made for the school. No complaints.

It is so INDIAN like it feels like people from diffrerent cultures get excluded and some people r christian and that school doesnt belive in Jesus Christ thats why i sent my daughter 2 Holy Cross Catholic School!:-[:-[:-[:-[:-[:-[:-[:-[:-*:-*:-*:-\:-[

went here from 2008-2015, best memories everr and the teachers were amazing. dont know what its like now but it was the best school and i basically grew up there

The teachers seem nice and from those I've met, they are very dedicated to their students. The principle however is my reason for such a low rating. As others stated she is biased. you will notice when your child is in that school they will be taught all about Indian celebrations, holidays, and religious practices. I don't mind that my child learns that, what I do mind though is that other beliefs such a Christianity and holidays such as Christmas and Easter are not celebrated in the school. She has sent letters home around Christmas time stating that Christmas would not be celebrated in the school in respect to those students that do not celebrate it. Yet they celebrate Diwali and my child comes home with henna painted on and crafts made about the festival of lights. It is completely not fair to those of different culture and beliefs. Either celebrate all of them or don't celebrate any at all.