Cumnor House School is a Primary school found along Pampisford Road in South Croydon. The school…read morewas a big part of my life. I attended the privately owned establishment for two years. Before this I was at a state school in Chipstead, then I moved here. I then understood how brilliant Cumnor was, in terms of its education, teacher support, activities, facilities and possibilities. It really set me on the straight and narrow towards getting into my chosen secondary school. I found that Cumnor perfectly sets you up for later life and has a really wonderful vibe about it. Recently they have also opened up a nursery for younger children in their privately owned school fields and grounds.

A fantastic, warm, small school, wonderful caring teachers. Where classes are not too big and…read morestudents get a lot of attention and Always helpful, people from all nationalities enjoy this school very much, I really don't understand the first negative review here- I think this must have been a special issue that somehow ended being not resolved- its definitely not representative of the big majority of parents in school who are super duper happy . The best way to know is to simply ask parents of children who go there- if you are interested i recommend to talk to parents - you will simply discover what a wonderful school this is.

My little brother went to this school and as I used to collect him at least once a week, went to…read moreschool plays and helped out on a cinema trip, I feel qualified to say how lovely it is. I always hated my schools, but my little brother was very happy at this one. Although it is Church of England, the children are taught about different religions from the start, and the pupils are from a big mix of countries, cultures and backgrounds. The only drawback is the lack of space. It is a small, friendly school with a family feeling to it. But the playground is tiny though well equipped. What is particularly cool about this school, though, is its survival flanked by two peep shows in the heart of Soho. Be prepared to see bruised and drugged looking teenage girls slinking and smoking outside the dodgy doorways, but never fear! The friendly neighbourhood bobbies always stand outside the gate at home time to ensure all is well. A local policeman also escorts the children and teachers to church for Christmas shows and whatever whatnots people get up to in those places. One day when my brother was seven a gunman escaped from a neighbouring brothel and took refuge on the school roof, but all was well as while armed police took over the school walls the teachers took the children for a picnic in the safe haven of nearby St James' Park. A lovely, friendly school - just make sure you're prepared for all those birds and bees conversations early on as it's pretty full on outside the school gates.

My daughter attended Carlisle. This was, admittedly some time ago, but a good friend sent her much…read moreyounger children here, and was president of the PTA. I attended events at Carlisle, and maintained relationships with the staff and heads. This is an excellent infant school (reception - year 2). There is a three form entry, with up to 30 in each class (when my daughter went there, most classes had over 30 due to successful appeals and children moving into the area; this is illegal now). The teachers, many of whom have been there for years and years, are, for the most part committed, caring and effective. The school has effective leadership, and continuity of leadership - the present head has been there over 15 years, and the head before her was there for yonks and yonks. The classrooms are clean and attractively decorated with the children's artwork. The playground has recently undergone some significant improvements, and there is good play (both active and quiet) equipment there. The security is (sadly but necessarily) tight. I am glad my daughter attended Carlisle, and would not hesitate to recommend the school to new parents.

One of the best Primary Schools in Buckinghamshire. The children are seen to be happy and involved…read morein learning at all levels. Standard and pace of learning is good. The extra curricular clubs are fun ranging from gardening, painting, car club, choir, fun with laptops to basketball and biking. Teachers are friendly and so is the Headmistress. Children are happy here.

Staff are great and friendly. Kids are cheerful and well…read morebehaved and the Ofsted report was great. My son goes there. I can't say enough good things about how happy we are with the choice we made to send our son here. We have a new daughter and will definitely be sending her there, no hesitation.

The teachers are very professional, knowledgeable and caring. My daughter is very happy there…read morecompared to her previous nursery. It also has brand new interior and teaching equipment. The layout is well thought out, split into different zones for kids to explore, and has its own large outdoor play space. Another huge advantage is the easy access to the large playground right next to it. Excellent nursery for people living in the Fitzrovia and Bloomsbury neighbourhood.

My twins attended Denbigh nursery school, they loved it and were very happy at this school. The…read morestaff are kind, caring and know their job well. This daycare is a hidden gem in Notting Hill and more people should know about this wonderful little school. I give them 5 stars, highly recommend.

They made my son feel so welcomed and help him to settled in quickly as a first time parent…read moreeverything is scary but they made it very easy for me and Liliana the manager and all the staff where very fantastic both with my son and me would recommend to anyone.

Such a sweet school! Located in the back of the church, there is a ton of natural light, and an…read moreoutdoor play and garden area. The teachers are all very sweet. Like all Montessori schools there are several different activities the children can choose from at any time. I am very happy to have my little one here!