I went to this school a few years back. Lovely school. I am…read morestill in the local area, so although my children dont attend here, i know its a lovely quiet freindly school

Abbey Fields Day Nursery is located at Selby Business Park, on Bawtry road, next to Selby Carpets…read more There is parking available outside the nursery. The Nursery recently expanded their nursery care due to increased demand for childcare from their Abbey Place centre in the town. As a Privately run day nursery you can choose to place your child for a full day or half day. I used the nursery for my youngest child for a few months before she started the school nursery and found that the atmosphere within the nursery was very friendly, with professionally qualified staff. The nursery takes places for babies up to preschool age. For my daughter at two I found there were a lot of constructive activities and lots of free time too. I like the way my daughter could draw or write with the aid of staff or just wonder around from one activity to another. There is a play out area to play too.Gonzukas provides pre-school and after school care, from 8am until 6pm. As part of the care you can have your child taken and collected from school.

I used to be a student here, and I would 100% recommend it. Staff are kind and helpful including…read morethe students it's an amazing school mental health is cared for and it makes tons of memories once again I 100% recommend sending your child here it's way worth it

My neice is now into her 3rd week and hates it when it comes to the weekend as she wants to go to…read moreschool! To me it speaks volumes about a school when a child loves to get up and go! There was an introduction period in July where she went one morning a week to meet the teachers and her new friends and get used to the school so it was less daunting in September. Her learning capacity had increased immensely and the teaching staff are really lovely so far so good! As the school is relatively small so there is more focus on the children, no matter what year the kids are in they talk to each other.

I studied here for 3 years and really enjoyed it, it really suited me. It's a smaller friendly…read moreuniversity where you get to know almost everybody. The vocational course I did might not have been a traditional academic course but after graduating I went straight into the industry I wanted to work in, so I was very happy with it. On the downside, it's too small to support many societies or much social variety, so there aren't many clubs and teams to choose from compared to somewhere like York University down the road.

I studied here for a year and didn't enjoy my course although I did enjoy the student life. It's a…read morevery small university but it's friendly and it has some good societies. I recommend the Musical Theatre Society, I really enjoyed being in this and there were some good socials. The Union is small but pleasant.

A lovely, large park about 1 mile from the centre of Bradford town centre…read more There are many walks, picnic areas, childrens play areas, opportunities to indulge in an ice cream. There are lots of differently themed areas - some densely wooded areas, a small pitch and putt golf course, and planted areas. If the weather is good, then spend a relaxing time in the park, followed by an interesting visit to Bowling Hall Museum which is just over the road from the Bowling Hall Road entrance to the park.

York Uni is a combination of several colleges on one campus…read more It is set in beautiful grounds with lakes and has a pub and a bar, bookshop and library. I have stayed here as an academic but it really is the cheapest place to stay if you want a holiday or have business in York. Out of term time they do very cheap B & B and also self catering apartments for 6 or more. It is all under £100 each for the week. I think a twin room is around the £80 mark and that includes breakfast. It is an easy stroll into York. I remember one student saying he had gone for a walk to the kebab shop and seen some pseudo walls like a film set. NO The Barbican and medieval walls! Off the campus in the other direction is the village of Hesslington which has a couple of decent pubs that do food but of course there is all that York can offer in the way of food and entertainment the other way. Heslington makes a nice, quite change one evening though. The reason for the 4 stars. Well student accomodation is very basic but it is the b*y ducks! You cannot easily sit on the grass and you trail in duck pup. They started with 2 (think they are Canadian geese) and now they have hundreds! Anyway all of you wanting to visit York here is the cheap B & B! Giving away my secrets now it will be full when I want to go :)

The University of York campus is sandwiched between the city walls and the pretty village of…read moreHeslington. Its sixties concrete building were considered quite innovative at the time, I believe, but they take a bit of getting used to. Luckily, there's a very pleasant campus to help on that front, though the geese are far less welcoming. York is the only university in the country without a central student venue so don't expect a packed SU bar; the majority of the college bars are pretty dead, when they're open. The closest thing to a student bar you'll find is the King Charles XII pub in Heslington village; their cheap booze ensures they're rammed to the rafters with students in term-time. Otherwise it's but a twenty-minute walk to the centre of town and its plethora of bars, pubs and restaurants.

CG Studios Offers an excelent service for those aspiring to become dancers (in all styles), actors,…read morepianists, violinists, and guitarists, while there is no rigid structure to the teaching sessions held there, the management and tutors are top notch, qualified to provide a strong proffessional service, yet personable, easy going and over all very inspiring people. I would gladly send my childeren to be taught there and as people of all ages are welcome i would also greatly reccomend this school to my freinds and family. yours sincerely. Mr Jamie Dalton.