My son started here in Reception class when it first opened in September, 2009. Until now, it has…read morebeen just 2 large mobile units and only 2 classes (Reception and Year 1) The main building has been built now and the mobile units have gone. The place is amazing. The staff are fantastic, professional, down to earth, friendly, welcoming.. my son loves his teacher. The headteacher is warm and friendly, very chatty, always keen to chat to parents and get involved. I am very proud to say that my son attends this school.

A fantastic school. Both my children go there and were lucky to get in. The school is always…read moreoversubscribed, and you can see why. The teachers are caring, whilst strict, and the quality of the work the children produce is always excellent. There are only 15 children in each year group which is great for the year R class, who stay at 15 for the whole of their first year. After that, 2 year groups merge, so you have year 1/2 year 3/4 and year 5/6.

A lovely, friendly, school situated on 2 separate sites. Great Ofsted reports. My daughter is very…read morehappy and settled at this school. Very inclusive.

Located high above most of Bristol, and just 10 minutes from Park Street, St Michael on the Mount…read moreis easily accessible for anyone using public transport or walking. The actual school is situated just behind a very attractive church, meaning it is off the main road and is very private. The school is divided into two main buildings - one for Key Stage 1 and the other for Key Stage 2. Classroom size is a little on the small side, especially for KS2's, however there doesn't seem to be a feel of overcrowding. The teachers are all wonderful. There is a clear sense of dedication and it feels that every teacher really cares for each student. Children come from all backgrounds, with many having English as their 2nd language. There is a number of extra support staff who regularly takes small groups off to another room for extra help which is a very positive point. The school also benefits from the Outreach Scheme, which is a government funded organisation which places students from the University of the West of England into schools to aid the teachers. After speaking to a number of staff at St Michaels, it is apparent that they are extremely grateful for the additional help that the Outreach Scheme provides. There are morning and after school clubs offered, and also an option for school dinners or packed lunches. All young children are given milk and fruit for snacks and regularly encouraged to run around outdoors. A word of warning though, if driving, the lane leading into the schools car park is very long and narrow meaning only one car can fit down it resulting in a lot of congestion in the mornings and after school.

The teachers at this school give everything they can to ensure the best possible education for the…read morechildren here. I know my child enjoys lessons and actually looks forward to going to school now after holidays!! Keep up the good work!

A small but select school, designated as a Catholic primary…read more I went there (many mokns ago) and sent my own offspring there. It's not so much for the Catholic education as for the quality of care and education that I like this school. Originally (back in the late 60's) a fee-paying private catholic Boarding and Day School, it was run by the nuns of St Catherine's Convent (now long since dispersed and the grand old Convent Building turned into flats and offices). Nowadays the original 'extra' parts to the school - a few mobiles and a gym hall - have been refurbished and expanded almost beyond recognition. The entire school building is now large, spacious, well designed, modern and versatile. It still has it's own small playground area, and inside retains it's friendly and caring atmosphere.

Fab new school with lovely, shiny new equipment. Fields still being put in so only have hard…read moresurface playgrounds at the mo but looks like there will be lots of extra space. Teachers seem friendly but only have limited contact as son is yr1 and just started. Good after-school activity clubs run by teachers and a general after-school club run on-site by the Scott centre. School is working towards their first Ofsted so fingers crossed its a good one. As with most, there are improvements (my son can either come home with no reading book or 2! Plus doesn't seem to have any official homework which in yr1 I'd expect some.even just 10mins a night or every other night?!) Overall, my son enjoys school and they seem well looked after.

I went to this school in 1975&76. Culture shock coming from California but it really was great. I…read morewent to several schools and this was by far the best.

briliant plase to go to school! it has lots of different factors, such as calling the teacher by…read more1st name, and no uniforme. the web site realy show how nice a plse this is!