My son recently left the sixth form of this school and i can honestly say that he was guided,…read morehelped and driven through school through the great teachers. I have never met such a helpful bunch of teachers with the drive to help their pupils.

St Johns is a church of england school and has close connections with St Lukes. The school is only…read moresmall which means class sizes are a maximum of about 16 children. All the parents are really friendly and there is regular contact with the teachers for you to find out the progress your child is making. They have great initiative schemes for the kids which really encourages good behaviour, and the celebration assemblies at the end of each term gives parents a chance to see their child receive the certificates they have gained. The children all have the opportunity to participate in swimming lessons at Walthamstow Hall, they have an excellent IT suite which is fully equipped and all the children get to use this. There is a branch of sevenoaks library located on the site and the children all visit once a week to choose a book of their choice to bring home. They also have 2 playgrounds and a large sports field. All parents are members of the SJA, organising fundraising activities, school events and generally contributing to the school on a day to day basis.

Fabulous school! Not top of the league but its scores are steadily moving up. My daughter has been…read morethere nearly 2 years and in all that time, I havent found any major problems. The teachers are all very nice and eager to help where they can. Over the past couple of years, a lot of time and money has been put into redoing the grounds of the school for the children and it has paid off. They now have new play equipment, a much tidier, nicer ground and with the extra security measures, I feel safe with my daughter being there.

A well kept primary school with good safety and security systems in place for the childrens welfare…read morewhich in this day and age is of the utmost importence. The schools results are on the up since the appointment of a new head a short time ago and hopefully will continue to go in that direction.

I entered this school once for an interview and was surprised at just how sweet it is! This school…read moreis full of achievements, colour and, as expected, extremely child friendly. They take pride in welfare and success as well as fun and freedom. Great school!

This was my sisters school. It is linked to my secondary school, St. Bonaventures, as St. Angelas…read moreis the all girls version and mine was the all boys. For the sixth form, these 2 schools merge to form St. Angelas and St. Bonaventures Sixth Form Centre. St. Angelas is one of the best schools in the and is constantly fighting St. Bonaventures for the best performing school in Newham. St. Angelas GCSE results for the last year are as follows: GCSEs They achieved fantastic GCSE results with 90.2% achieving 5 or more A* to C grades of which 79% including both English and Mathematics. However, it is at the highest grades that they continue to improve with A* grades totalling 12.33% and combined with A grades the figure rises to 35.16%, a significant jump on last year. As a Leading Edge School, their achievements and commitment to raising standards have long been recognised. They were also one of the first schools nationwide to be awarded specialist status (as a Technology College). Staff development and training programmes continue to keep their teachers motivated and well informed. They also benefit from ongoing investment in facilities and teaching resources. Despite their remarkable record of achievement, students come from a variety of backgrounds and academic starting points. The school population reflects the Catholic population of the borough, which is largely Afro-Caribbean, African, Filipino and white. 70% of school population are from ethnic minorities. Oh, and the Revelation Gospel Choir from that recent BBC show was created here.

This a lovely, friendly school which promotes the feeling of community as well as having ties to…read morethe church. The school is very well run and provides a safe, caring and nuturing environment and encourages the children to learn to the best of their abilities. As well as lesson time, they also have lots of activities and equipment to make use of at break times and lunchtime. There are several clubs run both during lunchtime and after school with a wide variety of activities available. The school got lots of praise in the most recent Ofsted Report and the staff are determined to continue to do their best to help all of the children reach their potential and enjoy being at school too.

Very good school I loved it here the school diners are ok and the teachers are good(especially mr…read moreBull)

Red Hill School is a well located in the heart of Chislehurst near the High Street. The children…read morecome from a range of backgrounds. The school is very big and the grounds are very large. The teachers are good and have a wealth of knowledge to impart to the children. The lunches are not that bad either as they try to have a variety of meals to choose from (which is quite surprising for school dinners!!) The head teacher of the school really makes a difference to the whole outlook of the school which makes it a great environment for the children.

At the forefront of learning for almost 120 years, St Bonaventure's provides comprehensive…read moreeducation for boys aged 11 to 18. Originally a grammar school founded by the Franciscans, it was the first voluntary aided comprehensive school to be awarded technology college status in East London. This was my secondary school. I had a great time here. As a Technology College, St Bonaventure's endeavours to promote an educational climate which is scientific, technological and vocational. Almost half the timetable is taken up with the teaching of Technology, Information Technology, Mathematics and Science. Located in Forest Gate, it has great access by both the district line (Get off at Upton park and then a 10min walk), and by plenty of buses so access is not a problem. In terms of uniform, years 7-9 wear a brown blazer with gold trim, gold and black stripped tie, black trousers and black shoes. year 10-11 students wear a black blazer with gold trim, yellow and black stripped tie, black trousers and black shoes. the P.E Kit was the same for both. It was white shorts, Blue jersey with a white horizontal stripe, and trainers. During my time, years 7-9 were not allowed outside of school for lunch. years 10-11 were allowed. School dinners were nothing special although the doughnuts were great. Outside of school, there are plenty of chicken shops and newsagents about 2 minutes walkfrom the school. This is a great school with a natural progression into the sixth form centre which has a high level of oxbridge applicants and admissions. One of the best (If not the best) consistantly for the last 15 years in grades. Highly recommended.