This school is awful, avoid all English teachers the only nice English teachers have moved to London. The food is really expensive and tastes cheap and uncooked, the classrooms are not a safe space and many students are scared of certain teachers. Much bullying goes on and school does nothing even thought they have been made aware. They are very sexist towards girls and many male teachers comment on female students skirts and threaten to measure them themselves, the toilets are all blocked off by big red intimidating shutters meaning students can only go to the toilet 2 times a day even people with bladder issues such as myself. The school have spent over £5000 on vape detectors but struggle to get each student a glue stick during lesson. The teachers are unprofessional and argumentative, the food is awful, the supplies aren’t there and the school is overall very shit. Avoid it at all costs.
i’m telling you now do not go to this school, it’s an absolute shit show the teachers don’t give a shit about you or your mental health and the learning there .. 🫢 omg it’s so bad they might as well set you up to fail
yeah anyways to summarise KEEP YOUR KIDS AWAY FROM THIS SCHOOL IF YOU CARE FOR THEM ‼️‼️‼️‼️
This school offers a good education for those willing to actually partake in the lessons in a meaningful capacity however is severely lacking when it comes to the behavioural, logistical and special needs aspects. I have seen on several occasions the continued dehumanisation and infantilisation of several autistic pupils, not only from the students but from allot of the TA’s and staff.
While the education was semi-good from the few ‘golden star’ ‘s worth of teachers, the others were disrespectful, distrusting and downright rude. I was publicly shamed for a piece of work I did and my mother was so offended and ashamed she called them up and had to make a lengthy argument. The only time I woke up wanting to do was when I actually had 2 of the teachers I liked - any other time I would wake up dreading my day. DREADING. The food was overpriced and it was disgusting. The “breakfast” was yesterday’s stale toast. At one point, there was a rumour the kitchen had set fire trying to reheat one of these stale pieces! One of the teachers had problems with his anger that ranged to making children cry and throwing equipment, and only left 4 years after that incident took place. The mental assistance was APPAULING - I was once told I was “tired” when I explained I was feeling suicidal! It was ridiculous. There was maybe 3 times in my 5 years of attending that I actually enjoyed it. Every day was a drag. It’s terrible. If you want to develop mentally and physically, DO NOT go there.
Spent most of my early years in the school (7-9) without a permanent maths teacher. It was very unorganised. The school does very little for people suffering with undiagnosed mental health issues as well as children that may not have disorders that are as noticeable as others. Whilst I were there, a teacher threw a book at a student and a chair at another student. It was rumoured that a teacher slept with a higher education student and the current teachers have such a large ego that they treat students with almost little to no respect. They also don’t really help with insight to what you want for your future and how colleges/apprenticeships/sixth form works unless if you’re attending their sixth form specifically. They also don’t deal with racial slurs or homophobia and just name it as a “disagreement”
it was horrible honestly most of the teachers there don’t care about the students they let me and my siblings be bullied, self harm and be suicidal without caring at all but still honestly 10/10
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