I didn't go to school here, but did a stint of volunteering a few years ago. It seemed like a…read morereally good school. The only downer was that the two male head-teachers/people-in-charge seemed more interested in suits and handshakes than actually getting things done properly - they were very friendly, but organisation sometimes ran a bit awry whilst I was there! The class rooms and library all looked great though. And I really enjoyed my time there - all the kids were so optimistic about life, I miss those days!

Great school. We moved to this school at the start year 11 from outside the city, and were really…read moreimpressed with their dynamism and support. We were delighted with the kindness, and attentiveness of the staff across the board to the students. The staff were really dedicated to students taking GCSE's, so encouraging and supportive. They really put themselves out with all the extra sessions they offered. Seek out Patcham High, I'd have loved both our children to go here from year 7.

My daughter went through the junior and senior school and loved it. Small classes, fab teacher's…read moreand a great family atmosphere. Great school.

I would certainly recommend Sion. With smaller classes, students learn more in 40 minutes than in…read moreone hour with 30 students in a class. Children are happy and there are lots of opportunities to discover their talents and participate in educational activities like trips and plays. I can see the advantage of paying a fee for such an important thing as education.

i would recommend this school to you all because i go there and it is the best school for mile i…read morebet you. xx

I went to this school for secondary school and for college. In the early years I had a few fall…read moreouts with certain teachers as I was immature and didn't have enough respect for certain member of staff. However, later on during GCSE's, when I really needed help in my studies and personal life the very same teachers were the ones who were most approachable for help and support. I can not comment on all the staff but there are numerous teachers that have been there over 2 decades! I stayed on for college as the teachers I knew I would get I had a lot of respect for. With many courses for adults running in the evenings this is essential for the community and great if you want to do something different in the evenings and want to get some type of qualification.

The Adult education courses are worth a look cheaper than elsewhere…read more There is also a well run Sports hall and a Gym which if you want a Gym with decent supervision and safety plus longish opening hours might be worth a look. Its on the 1 bus route and the principal of the Adult Education bit is making a lot of progress after years of LEA neglect (fair comment). I went to Yoga class and its was staffed by an excellent teacher and the hall was fine, it did not have a swanky cafe but the course was good quality and the staff at the centre friendly. It is in a school but I say give it a try and they are trying to do things for the community. They have also taken over Foredown tower and that is set to become an activities centre for Education. All the political parties have done over the last twenty years is inflict their weird policies on Hove/Portslade either to chop the Carnegie funded library, make all the secondary schools sink schools or not provide enough primary places. The Ron Aldridge foundation have put money in and want whats best for the people and parents in Portslade/Hove not petty provincial failed politics. Worth a try for basic evening classes and basic fitness. 1 Bus or car its possible to park locally and maybe on site in the evenings. There is a bar (untested) for sports club members. The site also integrates the local branch library and there are plans to re-develop the school, which with better sports facilities should be a winner. Well done to the staff and principals! More info paste these address details into your browser: School Site: http://www.paca.uk.com/ Adult Education sort of Extranet: http://moodle.portslade.org/ Sports: see under main site.