Great university! There are lots of good programs here and the campus is pretty nice. It's also…read morevery easy to navigate.

I love this university, as a student I looked around at a few up and down the city. However the…read morearea of Leeds surrounding, the knowledge and level of teaching the staff are at and the campus's just put Leeds Beckett in first place. Being manly situated at the Headingley campus I get the joy of walking through Beckett park daily and I just love it, especially in the summer. Although the on campus shop shuts fairly early it's a great place to learn.

Barwick Parade County Primary School is situated on the Abbots Road estate on Petre Avenue. The…read moreschool is a Church of England school with a good healthy relationship with the Abbey in the town. The Head Teacher has been appointed at the school for the past 4 years and has successfully taken the school out of 'Concerns' status or 'Grade 4' on their Ofsted report to a successful primary school. With the strong links that have been built Barwick Parade County Primary School recently gained a new Pre-school department through the Sure start initiative. And a Sure Start building where many of their pre-school events are held. The school has a mix range of children from age three to 11. There is a very strong emphasis on behaviour and showing respect to each other. The children enjoy a varied range of after school clubs.

My old primary school so I can't complain too much. If you live in the Abbots Road area of Selby…read moreits in a great 2 minute walking distanceand offers plenty of facilities for teaching. Like everything, its changed a lot since I was there and has seen significant improvements in the quality of the teaching making it an ideal and busy school deep within the main housing estates of Selby.

Is a centre of excellence in terms of what it offers and the avenues and personal inspiration it…read moreallows you to take - from what I've heard anyway. Full-time and part-time courses, degrees , BTEC and access courses from all sections of the artistic creative side of education: interior design, fashion, graphic design, fine art and furniture making. This is a suburb centre to develop and hone your skills.

It was the Summer of 1983 and this boy here from Fort Worth's Texas Christian University took the…read moreadvice of his academic advisor (among others) to spend a summer. What I was in store for was a wonderful experience. The summer program enhanced my education to where I have found my talent in the fine arts, of which I always thought that I needed development upon. Oh I will forever cherish the Summer of 1983!!!!!!

Swathmore is a great place to learn new skills or hobbies after you leave formal education. It is…read morean education centre for adults that runs a number of courses all year round in things like arts, crafts, massage and singing that you can do for fun and don't have to have any experience in. Some courses cover things like healthy living, in Yoga and the Alexander technique. They offer the certified counseling courses and accredited computer courses. I have been to a few life drawing sessions there in the past run by an independent group who hired one of the rooms. The studio was big enough for everyone to have easels - there's nothing worse than trying to draw in a cramped space. A few years ago I took an aromatherapy and massage class run in the evening once a week. It was a great introduction to the practice. It was a women only group so we practiced on each other so I got massaged (as well as giving massages) every week! It was really good value for money as well. They offer concession rates on most courses, which aren't that expensive in the first place.

Situated in the romantic location of Woodhouse Square reminisce of a period of time filled with…read moregentlemen and ladies. Most of the buildings around the square of Georgian style and the area is but a little way from the centre of town. Such an unassuming building is home to a diverse range of courses aimed at improving skills and general wellbeing of adults in the Leeds area. Discounts are available on some courses for those receiving benefits so really valuable personal and work-life developments can be achieved. There are sewing courses, DIY, fine art, pottery, yoga, computing and English. The lists do go on and on. Swathmore follows the academic year pattern and there is a membership fee of 10 pounds for a year. It is easy to get to as the Leeds Free bus goes to Park Lane College which is just round the corner.

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.

I carried out my Erasmus at the University of Leeds and I reckon it was the best choice I could…read morehave ever taken. The campus is simply amazing, well resourced and equipped. The uni shows a number of great facilities, well-stocked libraries, computer clusters, gyms, shops, supermarkets and places to eat. The standard of teaching is very high, and there are lots of activities and events for exchange students, where you can meet people coming from all over the world. In addition, loads of sport activities and huge lists of societies to join need to be mentioned. Accomodations are pretty good, even though a bit expensive. Definitely a greate place to live and study!

I have studied my BEng & MEng at the UoL since 2009. I love the city and love the University. I…read morehave had some great years here and some great memories. Due to the age of the university there are some very large societies and an amazing SU (Student Union).

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.

Commanding a good position in the main high street the IT Learning centre of Joseph Priestly…read morecollege is a good advertisement to capture people of out reach from the main colleges of the city centre. A range of vocational courses are on offer and well as basic key skills such as maths, English and computing. As with most colleges this one also provides a high level of student support such as with child care and funding for courses appealing to those who may normally be put off going into further education due to such limitations.