brilliant school, new headteacher has made this school astonishing.Good on him.But also the…read moreteachers are amazin, kind hearted and just sweet souls.

I attended a Catholic Volutary Aided State School between the ages 16-18 at St. Edward's College…read more6th Form, Sandfield Park to study my A-Levels. During my time there, I literally studied till I dropped! By word of mouth, I heard that I was attending one of the top Schools in Liverpool, so I had to brace myself for the amount of home work and extra activities I was involved in. This did put me under a lot of pressure as stress levels were inevitibly high during those years. However, if it had not been for St. Eddie's (as some call it), I would probably not have achieved my full potential. The School is located in quite a peaceful surrounding and when you enter the site, it has this classic School look about it with long corridors, a huge playing field and even a swimming pool (which was a bonus). The 6th Form building is pleasantly decorated in a building of heritage that the School has preserved. Its interior walls are painted in lovely pink too! Each classroom in the Upper School fits an average of 20 pupils and they have a wide range of facilites to benefit from, throughout the institution. There are also a couple of common rooms where you can eat and chat to friends in a controlled environment. If you are a parent and have a child or you are of the post-16 criteria, look no further than St. Edward's College.

I attended at this High School for 5 years and have since found it to be a good time of my life…read more The location istn't the best as it is is the middle of a housing estate and so traffic can be nightmare. The school itself is on large grounds and the facilities are of a high standard. The school is well equiped and boasts a high tech Home Economics department along with Gym facilities and Canteen. Academically the school does well with GCSE and A Level results and offers a variety of courses to take and study. The 6th Form at the school is very good and could match and college in the local area. I can only speak form my experience with regards to the teachers and some may have moved on but they were all an insperation and their good teaching practices helped me get where I am today.

I've heard really great things about this school. I myself did not attend however relatives and…read moreneighbours go/have gone and they speak very highly of the teaching staff, the facilities and the school clubs. The clubs available are rather unlike most schools in the area which offer football/netball, Waterloo offer ballet classes for years one and two, rugby, fencing and basketball. There is excellent pastoral support, which again is well reputed and the school is very active in the community. I don't believe it's one of the "big name" schools of the area, i.e. high profile, but I'm not sure why, it sounds fantastic.

This is a great primary school. I know 4 children who attend at the minute and 2 that have left…read more The teachers are just fab, one of my god daughters has learning problems and they are more that great at accomodating her needs. they have a zero tolorence attitude to bullying and is a great place for children to grow into happy teenagers. The building itself is beautiful as is the playground it has a pencil fence which is very cute for the kiddies.They also have a nursery attached to the school so its easier to feed children from there.

This is a large,popular and oversubscribed school situated on Southport rd in Chorley.Set in…read moreattractive surroundings and next to Astley Park.It was the former grammar school in Chorley. The school has excellent Ofsted Reviews and is well resourced. All have my children have been there and benefitted from the dedicated expertise of the staff. The only downside i feel, is that there could be better disabled access as it is on three levels at some points and the stairs are difficult to negotiate. The disabled toilet is in the main recption area. There has recently been some renovation work as the old ROSLA block was demolished and a new state of the art gym block has been added. Children often go into further educational studies at a higher level

My daughter attended this school from 10 months old until she was almost 4 (due to start big…read moreschool!) I haven't a bad word to say about this school. The children are always happy and close bonds between them are created. The staff are lovely, warm and you feel safe in the knowledge that your child is being cared for by well trained staff who not only care for your children but also educate them in a way that prepares them for school. If I have any more children in future I will not hesitate with putting my child forward to attend this school. I wish all the staff and children the best of luck and we will miss them all very much.

Forget what Ofsted have written about this school, the principles are far higher than those I've…read moreever witnessed at any other school. The Head teacher organises regular get togethers for the children and parents to raise money for the school, they are always fun and our children really enjoy going and meeting up with their friends after school. It's always a great night for us parents too, with beer, wine (ahh), soft drinks and hot dogs whilst we play Bingo, or do raffles. The school is really on the up, the attitude towards the children has improved so much over the last couple of years and they've actually started to do fun things, it's like the school is based around the children now! Like I said, Ofsted and Warrington can write what they like, my children LOVE going into school now and I couldn't be more happy. I really hope more parents will write in their comments about this school, I know there are a lot of very content parents out on the playground and hopefully next time around there will be content Ofsted staff too!

This was my high school so I'll try not be biased!…read more Sacred Heart recently gained specialist status in maths and IT which promoted the good reputation of the school and allowed for evolution of the site and the departments of the college. A new IT suite was built within the grounds of the upper site which is a very modern, technologically equipped building and a very comfortable teaching environment. The main building has three floors which vary in departments and aesthetic. There are plenty of IT facilities throughout, a well equipped music room, tennis courts and football field, home economics building and good laboratory facilities. I think the library is a little impoverished and there is some reliance on local libraries. Sacred Heart has good connections with the National Academy for Gifted and Talented Youth, and encourage able students well. The sixth form is well reputed and a great proportion of the students go on to university with their results.

Sacred Heart is a great school! The best bit about it is there is a real sense of 'community' -…read moredespite the fact the school has well over a thousand pupils everyone seems to know each other, which is really comforting, especially for the younger pupils who might feel a bit lost and confused with what is going on! The school also enjoys being - literally - the 'Heart of Crosby', taking every opportunity it can find to pun on the school's fortunate name. Even the school newspaper is called 'Heartbeat'. There is plenty of references to the Heart dotted around the school for those with attentive eyes - a heart-shaped greenery display in front of the school's main entrance, a statue of the Sacred Heart of Mary in the staff car park and, most recently, a stained glass mural of an abstract heart done by professional glass artist Julie Langam. The staff are all lovely (in my experience) and there are no real 'weirdos' - most of the teachers are really down to earth and you can tell that all of them want the very best for the children they take care of. Of course they have to punish naughty kids but that happens in every school, not their fault really. I've been to some staff only areas in my time and what really touches me is that on the walls there are some pictures of former pupils and teachers - they remember every kid that they've ever taught. In terms of facilities, I have to agree with the previous commenter. the school does have better than average I.T, Music, Art and Technology facilities and even has separate buildings dedicated to Maths, Food Tech and Sixth Form facilities. Because Upper Site is so big, it really has a campus/boarding school feel. I helped out recently at an arts day for primary school children and heard one child say about the school 'It looks like Hogwarts!'. However, may I just say about the previous commenter's concerns about the library, the library since that comment was posted has been refurbished. It looks a bit neater now and there are computers in there too. In contrast, Lower Site is a bit small and is a bit more 'blockish' compared to upper site - the building is very square and is painted shades of white and grey. It has it's own Sports Building, but lacks the facilities that Upper Site offers. Fortunately, the distance between the schools is a short walking distance so children can easily access the facilities. To conclude, Sacred Heart is a very good school and I recommend strongly to any prospective parents that you send your child there if you have the means to. The school has exceptional facilities, kind and welcoming staff, many notable former pupils (comedian Kenny Everett, Team GB gymnast Daniel Purvis, X - Factor 2011 hopeful Marcus Collins, Everton and West Brom player Victor Anichebe, dancer Jane Caulfield and opera singer Danielle Louise Thomas), great academic records, a good religious and ethical education and MOST IMPORTANTLY OF ALL - You really feel part of a community and feel loved. What more can you want for your child?

Recently deemed outstanding by OFSTED, this local primary school has a great reputation. The school…read moreis active in the community through links with the church and the children's out-of-school club: the officials love it, the parents love it and, more importantly, the kids love it. I know a very special, very clever, very beautiful little lady (no, not me you charmers) who adores her school and proudly declares the name of it whenever she can! She looks forward to school every day and I have seen her progress both intellectually and socially. Gold Star.