Yarra Valley Grammar — School in Ringwood

Reviews of Yarra Valley Grammar

• Jesus

  Added 2015.06.04

  Was telling a friend about it and she showed me her pantry with what looked like Tupperware Modular Mates, she had just purchased 40 pieces of ovals and square for Kmart for less than what 3 Oval 2's would cost from Tupperware. I couldn't tell the different between her 'real' Tupperware and her Kmart copies. I will now GO TO KMART!!!!! I will not waste my time and money trying to replace lids with Tupperware. Sorry Tupperware but you have now lost a faithful customer!!!
• Chase

  Added 2014.11.14

  The facilitie could be better
• Antonio

  Added 2014.11.01

  Great, just great. I don't even need to say anything more.
• Jesus

  Added 2014.10.14

  But it is a very good school
• Christopher

  Added 2014.06.07

  Tupperware's new warranty policy is a joke!!!!
• Brian

  Added 2014.04.15

  Keely Scott's hot as
• Mason

  Added 2014.04.01

  I have always been a Tupperware addict. Loved their products and thought the quality and lifetime replacement policy was worth the price. I currently have 78 Tupperware Modular mates in my pantry, 46 Freezer mates, 8 Heat and Serves and 2 large kitchen draws full of other assorted Tupperware. In all the years of buying Tupperware I have only ever claimed 1 replacement lid!!!! I currently have 4 split modular mate lids, 4 Heat n Serve lids and 1 heat and serve base that need replacing. I went online to look at current products and prices, intending to order some more, whilst online I thought I would take up the lifetime warranty and return my faulty items......ha, what a joke!!!! Create an account, fill in my details, list the faulty items and pay for postage when the items may or may not be replaced!!!!!
• Abigail

  Added 2013.10.17

  Christopher Nolan’s "Interstellar," about astronauts traveling to the other end of the galaxy to find a new home to replace humanity’s despoiled home-world, is frantically busy and earsplittingly loud. It uses booming music to jack up the excitement level of scenes that might not otherwise excite. It features characters shoveling exposition at each other for almost three hours, and a few of those characters have no character to speak of: they’re mouthpieces for techno-babble and philosophical debate. And for all of the director’s activism on behalf of shooting on film, the tactile beauty of the movie’s 35mm and 65mm textures isn’t matched by a sense of composition. The camera rarely tells the story in Nolan’s movies. More often it illustrates the screenplay, and there are points in this one where I felt as if I was watching the most expensive NBC pilot ever made.