What are the schools in Brisbane like?

"St. Rita’s College is a primary and secondary Catholic school located in Alexandra Hills, Brisbane. It offers a range of amenities and resources to students, such as music and visual arts classes, science labs and ICT suites, as well as sporting facilities. The school is known for its strong academic program and its commitment to the achievement of each student. Brisbane Japanese Supplementary School is a Japanese language school dedicated to teaching Japanese to students with fluent English language skills. The school offers activities such as calligraphy, Judo, and Kendo on Saturdays. It also offers an after school program for students who would like to extend their studies in other subjects such as Mathematics, Science, and Arts. St. Joseph's Nudgee College is an independent Catholic day and boarding school for boys aged 5 to 18. With a strong academic program and a commitment to pastoral care, the school focuses on equipping its students with the life skills needed for a successful future. It offers an extensive range of activities and sports to its students, such as basketball, swimming, and rugby. ASEA Brisbane is an international bilingual school providing well-rounded education to students from Grade 1 to 11. Its curriculum is based on the Australian Curriculum as well as 60% of English classes. As a bilingual school, ASEA provides opportunities to improve both language skills and enhance student learning through immersive methods such as field trips, cultural exchanges, and project-based learning. Moreton Bay College is a leading independent girls' school from Kindergarten through to Year 12. It is committed to providing an environment where students can reach their top potential and excel not only in academics, but also in the arts and sports. The school also offers a range of activities such as leadership programs, musical theater, and sailing, and hosts a number of community events," said one expat in Brisbane, Australia with children at .