Vincentia High School - Vincentia, New South Wales

Oscar Morgan

The garlic bread I recently tried left much to be desired. Upon first glance, it seemed promising with a golden crust and a hint of garlic aroma. However, the taste fell short of expectations. The bread was overly dry and lacked the buttery goodness that makes garlic bread so delightful. The garlic flavor was overpowering and almost artificial, leaving a lingering aftertaste that was quite unpleasant. This garlic bread situation has been ruining my day to day life. I am seriously thinking of moving schools to somewhere where the garlic bread situation will be under control. Overall, this garlic bread was a disappointment and failed to deliver the comforting and flavorful experience I was hoping for.

Ethan Dennison

Vincentia High School’s canteen garlic bread is, quite frankly, a disaster for the taste buds. From the moment you buy it, you know something is wrong. The bread itself is typically overcooked on the outside yet strangely underdone on the inside. It feels like biting into a dry sponge that’s been left out in the sun for far too long. The texture is disturbingly inconsistent, with the edges as tough as cardboard while the center remains unnervingly chewy. This is a stark departure from what garlic bread should be — a delicious balance between crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. At Vincentia, it's more of a struggle just to get through one piece.

The flavor, if you can call it that, leaves much to be desired. Garlic bread is supposed to have that rich, buttery taste with a fragrant hint of garlic, but Vincentia’s version tastes more like they’ve used a low-quality margarine with barely a whisper of garlic. The lack of seasoning only makes it worse. No salt, no herbs, no zest. It's bland to the point where you’re left wondering if someone forgot the recipe altogether. When garlic bread fails to taste like garlic, you know you’re in for a bad time. It's almost as if the flavor is afraid to show up, hiding behind the disappointing, overly processed bread.

The appearance of the garlic bread doesn’t help its case either. Ideally, you want garlic bread to look golden brown, with just the right amount of butter and garlic spread seeping into every nook and cranny. But at Vincentia, it comes out looking pale and unappetizing, as if someone just gave up halfway through making it. Sometimes, the butter hasn’t even fully melted, leaving congealed patches on the bread that make it visually unappealing. It’s the kind of food that makes you think twice about what you’re actually putting into your body, and you start questioning whether it was prepared with any real care or thought.

The garlic bread at Vincentia High School’s canteen also manages to fail the test of freshness. On several occasions, it feels like it’s been sitting out for hours, perhaps even overnight. You can tell when bread has lost its freshness — it becomes tough, stale, and lacking in any redeeming softness. This garlic bread seems to have crossed that line well before it gets to the students. The experience of chewing on stale bread is something no one should have to endure, yet at Vincentia, it seems to be a recurring theme. For a school that likely goes through hundreds of servings, it feels like freshness isn’t much of a priority, and that’s a real shame.

In conclusion, the garlic bread at Vincentia High School’s canteen is a tragic culinary failure. It lacks flavor, texture, and appearance, while also being far from fresh. You expect something simple and comforting from garlic bread, but what you get is a sad, tasteless slice that feels like an afterthought. It’s clear that this item on the menu has room for serious improvement. Until then, students at Vincentia are better off avoiding it altogether, unless they enjoy disappointment with every bite.

phoenix ockert

School gives an unfair privileges towards aboriginal kids like letting them leave whenever they want and having their own bathrooms, personal buses, and exclusive excursions only for aboriginal kids as well as extra help from teachers during exams. many of them also take advantage of their “equal” privileges to harass and bully white kids without any consequences, the advantages that they have should be used for REAL equality and not furthering dividing kids for their race

dekland

my whole family had went to vincentia high school due to our loacation, all of my family had been bullied and the school had done nothing about it other then “ walk the opposite direction “ 2 of my family members left and dropped out due to the racism and bullying.
absolutely the worst school you can send your kids to. all of the deputies and the principal do not do anything for the kids.
Don’t send any of your kids there.

Noah Leaver

MILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN FUNDING AND GRANTS
STILL NO DEMOUNTABLES REPLACED
STILL NO SHARED YEAR AREAS
GENDERED CLASSES AS OF 2025, PROVEN TO HARM SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
WHERE'S THE MONEY GOING, RUTH?

Noah H

The garlic breed is dry plane and A gamble to buy sometimes it’s ok the other times it’s bad

Mason Barnett

You probably haven’t heard this complaint yet, but the garlic bread situation is disgraceful. I have began to lose count on how many times I have purchased a garlic bread and it had just been butter on warm bread. Just today, I bought a $1.50 delectable slice of garlic bread, opened it up, AND FOUND THAT THERE WAS NO GARLIC. I MAY HAVE WELL HAD JUST PUT BUTTER ON BREAD!!! IT WOULD HAVE BEEN THE SAME THING! This school should be ashamed about this, I am considering moving to a school with better garlic bread. This problem is possibly the worst problem at this school yet. Above the fights. I’m astonished.

Dekln Melville

Vincentia high is not a great school . The management is so poor and disclipinary actions lack. Kids brawl everyday and it is hurting the locals mental health TV at their children are getting hurt and lack of consequences need are given.there needs to be a change now. The kids are rude and do not have self esteem or manners. Also where’s the garlic on the garlic bread.