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Bassingbourn Village College
Secondary · Academy · Royston
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Disruptive Students
Students at the Bassingbourn Village College seem to bully and harass students, I attend my classes and I have special needs, and these boys seem to bully me everyday making me feel like crap... These boys haven't been expelled despite being troublemakers and even making a few teachers quit their jobs at the school... I am aware that their are quite a few more SEN students at this school, who are bullied daily, the teachers need to get their stuff together and expell the disruptive and psychotic students...
NEVER SEND YOUR CHILD HERE
Awful school my son got isolation for 90m for going to a lesson when he had permission to and we have contacted the school and they refuse to respond. Even the head refuses. They dont care about the students all they care about is the paycheck at the end of the month. Hellhole of a school 0/10 never send your child here.
Never send your child here.
This is a terrible school. My son attends since the start of year 7 and is now heading into year 8. All the head and vice principle care about is looking good to the public but behind all the fake smiles is an awful unkind place. My son recently got an isolation for attending a lesson when he isnt usally allowed even though he was told by a member of staff who knew about this he could go. I dont think there has been a singular day that my child has come home and the teachers have done something unfair or unkind. Awful school. DO NOT SEND YOUR CHILD HERE
Bad school
This is one of the worst schools in the area, please do not come here. The teachers bully and harass students and should not be allowed to teach, they are rude and threatening towards all students and should be taken into police’s hands as this is not okay and such a bad school !
Parent of a former student
The staff are verbally abusive and will not hesitate to call your child discriminative names, Bullying isn’t dealt with at all and the staff at this school are absolutely useless! The teachers are extremely old fashioned and use racist language such as the N word and in my eyes that isn’t professional at all considering the diverse world we currently live in. Safe guarding problems are not dealt with in a professional manner, The canteen food is over priced and greasy and extremely unhealthy. Nothing at this school is dealt with professionally and over all the school is just a disgrace. If you were thinking of sending your child here i’d advise you don’t due to the teachers level of abuse distributed to the children in the school and the poor quality teaching here. The GCSE results are absolutely atrocious and the only way your child can possibly succeed and become successful here is if they won’t suffer with mental health issues for their whole 5 years at this shameful school! i’ve never been so disheartened by the words and names the teachers used to describe my 11 year old daughter . All in all disgusting
Bullying is not cared about
They don’t care about bullying they just care about the grades and ofsted the support over the lock down is poor
Food in canteen
The school food is plastic you can’t eat it
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