My son attended Daisies Montessori Nursery in Little Stukeley, just before receiving the free…read more15-hour/week attendance. While he started off well, his experience also ended horribly. Before deciding as a family to no longer attend the school halfway through term, the manager did not hold back on how she felt about my son. When any family is spending quite a sum of CASH and trusting a school to teach and care, the last thing we expected was a manager raising her voice in complaint. In addition, she commented, "now if we can only find out if he is normal enough in social settings" after constant mention in annoyance (on her part) that I needed to get my son looked into by a professional. Of course we received no apology for her unprofessional actions, denying that she ever raised her voice, nor did we receive a refund. Also, the only person my son has no desire to cuddle nor say hello/goodbye is the manager and staff there. Luckily, we were able to get our son attend another school who have confirmed there is nothing wrong with my son and that he is an absolute joy. He now looks forward to going to school, loves to cuddle and say hello/goodbye to all the carers there.

My son attended Daisies from January 2015 to July 2016 and he enjoyed every minute! He made his…read morefirst friends there and truly enjoyed the activities. I was particularly keen of the Montessori learning as my son likes to follow his own interest. He loved learning about animals and the countries of the world and he still does now! His key worker made her best to make him comfortable and helped him to settle. We liked the online learning system that allowed me, working full time to see pictures of my child. It's also a lovely location within the village with a big field and playground.

I whent there for my primary school after i got bulled. The teachers are friendly. I would recomed…read morethis school to any one .

I cannot fault this wonderful school. Parents feel incredibly welcome and the head teacher John…read moreGibson always makes time to talk. Each child is treated as an individual and the teaching and support is excellent. There are 5 classes at the time of writing. Reception, Yr 1, Yr 2, Yr 3 & Yr 4. The school is also very lucky to have a lovely playing field with adventure playground bit, and a heated swimming pool which is used during the summer term in PE lessons.

Words cannot express how I love and appreciate this school. I have tears of joy when I think about…read moreMother Goose. My son has progressed so much since his attendance here and I only wish we knew of this school earlier. He gets excited to go to school and is even happier when he sees his main carer. He loves to sing, dance and play outside. He comes home counting and singing the alphabet. The first thing I noticed that I love is their secure outdoor playground. They also have kitchen where all healthy meals are cooked. My son is a picky eater. He doesn't eat vegetables, unless he's at school! Love the school and I know you will too.

The Barton C of E Primary School is in the village of Barton, not too far outside of Cambridge. The…read morelook and feel of this school is historic and it almost transports you to the 1940's when boys and girls would enter through separate doorways. This school is at the heart of the village and prides itself on being traditional with the right combination of 21st century modernism. Being that this school is a Church of England school it has close connections with the church. The school is in an idealistic location for many parents as there aren't too many main roads and the setting is tranquil and pretty. A lovely little school for people of the area or for parents wishing to move their children to a quieter location.

THe most beautiful college in Cambridge, and one that is fortunate to be overlooked by the majority…read moreof day visitors. The grand, neo-classical buildings date from the beginning of the 19th Century, and surround the largest quad in Cambridge. Because of the lack of tourists, there is a relaxed attitude to visitors, and you will (excepting exam term) be welcomed to enjoy a stroll around the grounds. Pick a day with sunshine, and there is nowhere more beautiful. (I liked it enough to choose it!)

Downing College is grand and beautiful. Walk through it on a sunny day, and you will feel like…read moreyou've stepped onto the set of a period Drama. The huge quad is simply breathtaking, and the architecture much more Georgian than any of the other more 'Gothic' College. Its academic strengths lies in Law, although it also comes very high up the University League tables in other subjects. The friendly Porters will more than willing to answer any queries you have, and are even happy to pose for a picture if you really want! If you are in Cambridge, Downing is one of the 'big 5' colleges you should see, along with Trinity, Johns, Peterhouse, Queens and Magdalene.

I'm really pleased with the middle school choice I made for my daughter. She's very pleased with…read moreWestley Middle school . The staff which we have had contact with have been lovely. There are many lunchtime/ after school clubs and the school appears to have strong sports and music departments. Just such a pity they are getting rid of Middle Schools :(

My daughter attended Stanton Farm for 2 years before starting school, and my son has been going…read morethere for more than a year. We've had nothing but positive experiences. The staff are kind and caring, the environment is great fun for the kids. My son actually asks to go to nursery over the weekend! Probably the best thing about Stanton Farm is the huge garden, which the kids spend a lot of time in during the warmer months. There's good tree cover so that the kids don't get burnt, and the staff are ultra-reliable in insisting on hats and sun cream. It's a shame that a single (questionable) negative review from 8 years ago is still casting a shadow. Having known Stanton farm for many years I'm proud and comfortable in trusting my children to this warm, caring nursery.

PLEASE DO NOT TAKE YOUR BABY/CHILD HERE! My daughter was not…read morelooked after correctly and received a serious head injury while within their care which they did not inform me of until we collected her that evening. She was left unfed and crying on several occassions and her nappy was only changed 2 times maximum a day. Her food and milk which i had to supply was given to other babies as well and then was told she didnt like the food i had sent?! Needless to say she only went there for 3 days and never again. PLEASE THINK CAREFULLY, AS THEY DO NOT HAVE STAFF WHO LOOK AFTER CHILDREN NICELY :(