It is a very underperforming and toxic school. Children have problems and the teachers don't listen…read moreto the children.

Hampton Hill Junior School is a large (360 pupils) junior school nestled on St James' Avenue not…read morefar from Hampton Hill High Street. It is housed in a rather picturesque building dating from the 1920s, though it has been expanded and improved since. Hampton Hill Junior School educates pupils from years 3 - 6 (ages 7 - 11), and is linked with Carlisle Infant School (meaning that in most cases, pupils will finish Carlisle in year 2 and progress fairly seamlessly with their classmates into HHJS). The headteacher, Bill Jerman, is excellent. He is a strong leader, taking no guff from the children! He impressed me particularly when my daughter attended. I was writing a paper (I was a mature student doing a part time degree) on religious education and collective worship, and asked, after a parent teacher evening, if I could attend a 'normal' (as opposed to harvest) assembly. He told me I could, and we arranged a date. It occurred to me afterwards that I hadn't told him who I was. I arrived on the appointed day, worried that no-one would be expecting me, but sure enough, he greeted me, got me settled before the children arrived, and then discussed the yearly assembly programme and RE scheme of work after the assembly. My daughter had good teachers with a couple of truly excellent ones. The school runs extension programmes for gifted children which benefited my daughter, and also taught French (in a fun, non pressurised way) to its year 6 pupils. All in all, this is a very good state junior school, which prepares its pupils admirably for secondary school and beyond.

Is a perfectly situated school in the heart of London, just off Notting Hill Gate. At present the…read moreschool is only for primary school kids. Back when I went there it was still a school for all age groups. It has been several years since I was last there, but I worked first hand at the renovation of the school to make it more suitable for kids. Everything at the school was renovated in order for it to be suitable for kids, from toilets, to stairs, chairs, and table. When I was helping with the renovation of the school, I met many of the teachers that were going to work there, and those who I met seemed to be well educated teachers, that would take good care of any students going to the school.

Harvington School is a leading independent private school and caters for girls aged 3-16 (and more…read morerecently for boys 3-4.) They set high expectations of their students and staff and their GCSE results are exemplary. "Harvington School is a school with a social conscience and a heart; the caring, warm and all-embracing nature of the school is one of its most unique characteristics and one which underpins the core values of the school's philosophy." Entry Requirements: Test, Assessment Subjects taught: Art, Biology, Chemistry, Computing/ICT, Coordinated/Combined Science, Dance, Design and Technology (DT), Drama/Theatre Studies, English Language, English Literature, French, Geography, History, Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, Physics, Religious Studies, Spanish Activities: Ballet/Dance, Board games, Choir, Computing/IT, Dancing, Debating/Public Speaking, Drama/Theatre Studies, Duke of Edinburgh, Life Saving/First Aid Sports: Athletics, Cross Country, Fitness Training, Gymnastics, Hockey, Netball, Rounders, Swimming, Tennis Really good school, provides good education, professional staff and teachers.

My daughter is in her final year at Harvington, she stayed from Nursery to Year 6. The school is…read morevery loving and nurturing, the teachers bring out the best in each child.It gave her a wonderful self-confidence. She especially loves Drama and Science with dedicated and enthusiastic teachers and the many clubs on offer. The fact that it's a small school allow for as close as you can get to one-to-one teaching.I know she will miss it when she leaves.

it has sadly changed beyond all recognition of the post here from 12 years go…read more there is now, sadly, a very toxic environment. bullying and poor standard of teaching, Nepotism is also an problem. we are sad now to have joined and as 11 families left last year and at least 7 the year before, where current parents are planning to leave, the numbers of those leaving gives an indication of the school. they are leaving due to problems with the school. we can say with out question that the educational teaching standards have dropped. bullying is a big issue. parents that have left are constantly saying there are large gaps in their children's knowledge base. it is the most expensive in the area and fees keep going up.

When Charlie started at Hampton Court House last January he learnt more in a month than he did in a…read morewhole term at his previous school. The teachers are passionate about what they do and when Charlie comes home he talks enthusiastically about everything he has done that day, something he never used to do. I am happy, and not a little envious, that he is at a school that continually stimulates him by developing his heart and mind.

Both our children have been in the school from Nursery to Year 6. The teachers are so supportive…read moreand want each child to achieve their best. Such a nuturing school with so many wonderful opportunties including a Forest school for all year groups. A great community amongst the parents and teachers.

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I will never be able to judge the school itself as I never studied there. However, for the couple…read moreof visits I've made there at election times, I have to at least rate them on organization! Despite quite a few people complaining about the voting process (French, complaining? Really? :)), I would have to argue that each and every single time, it went rather smoothly for me. And the staff helping out on the day have always been really helpful.

Probably the best school in London! their teachers are very good, having travelled around the…read moreworld, they are much more open minded! The students are also very welcoming, and you won't have any problems making friends, as well as getting intergrated!