Great school i went there and friends of mine have thier kids there too . Very well laid out …read more excellent facilities . Happy little school of the old type . No violence or trouble . High OFSTED marks . Lovely playgrounds .

Is a perfectly situated school in the heart of London, just off Notting Hill Gate. At present the…read moreschool is only for primary school kids. Back when I went there it was still a school for all age groups. It has been several years since I was last there, but I worked first hand at the renovation of the school to make it more suitable for kids. Everything at the school was renovated in order for it to be suitable for kids, from toilets, to stairs, chairs, and table. When I was helping with the renovation of the school, I met many of the teachers that were going to work there, and those who I met seemed to be well educated teachers, that would take good care of any students going to the school.

Fantastic school in a serene setting. Wonderful pastoral…read morecare, gentle and caring education and great exam results at GCSE and A level. An alternative path through education that still arrives at the same destination.

most of the teachers are just loud never hearing another opinion very strict won't let your child…read moreenjoy to the full extent. The gcse's are so limited never focusing on what they would do In the real world.

Great school for academics, field trips and applied learning through art and writing.read more

My son is in year 4. I think it is a very good school, both academically and socially. The staff…read moreare keen and enthusiastic. There are lots of opportunities for the children to find their niche through study, arts and sports. They conduct the special activities and programmes to celebrate the particular days.like Red nose day.,St. Patricks dayetc. Also there are various competiotions held in school on various occasions such as Rise and shine week which encourages the children to get up early and be in time to school. Then there was healthy eating week which included the stickers and certificates to all those healthy eaterswhich really is a very good thing for overall development of the kids There are also some fund raising events in school like poppy appeal, Red nose day etc. The school also issues some circulars from private organisations which are helpful to the students, like student-support group, schlastic book brochure..etc. Thats why I really love this school very much.

Harvington School is a leading independent private school and caters for girls aged 3-16 (and more…read morerecently for boys 3-4.) They set high expectations of their students and staff and their GCSE results are exemplary. "Harvington School is a school with a social conscience and a heart; the caring, warm and all-embracing nature of the school is one of its most unique characteristics and one which underpins the core values of the school's philosophy." Entry Requirements: Test, Assessment Subjects taught: Art, Biology, Chemistry, Computing/ICT, Coordinated/Combined Science, Dance, Design and Technology (DT), Drama/Theatre Studies, English Language, English Literature, French, Geography, History, Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, Physics, Religious Studies, Spanish Activities: Ballet/Dance, Board games, Choir, Computing/IT, Dancing, Debating/Public Speaking, Drama/Theatre Studies, Duke of Edinburgh, Life Saving/First Aid Sports: Athletics, Cross Country, Fitness Training, Gymnastics, Hockey, Netball, Rounders, Swimming, Tennis Really good school, provides good education, professional staff and teachers.

My daughter is in her final year at Harvington, she stayed from Nursery to Year 6. The school is…read morevery loving and nurturing, the teachers bring out the best in each child.It gave her a wonderful self-confidence. She especially loves Drama and Science with dedicated and enthusiastic teachers and the many clubs on offer. The fact that it's a small school allow for as close as you can get to one-to-one teaching.I know she will miss it when she leaves.

Hurtwood House is a boarding International College. Set in stunning English countryside and 2 hours…read morefrom London. One of England's most exciting and successful schools. As I remembered the school very well as I lived within one of the three boarding houses. On weekends, ensured I could head out of the school to London's life.

I will never be able to judge the school itself as I never studied there. However, for the couple…read moreof visits I've made there at election times, I have to at least rate them on organization! Despite quite a few people complaining about the voting process (French, complaining? Really? :)), I would have to argue that each and every single time, it went rather smoothly for me. And the staff helping out on the day have always been really helpful.

Probably the best school in London! their teachers are very good, having travelled around the…read moreworld, they are much more open minded! The students are also very welcoming, and you won't have any problems making friends, as well as getting intergrated!

This was my primary school and what a school it is. A great performer, both pre and post my…read moreattendance there, in its Ofstead reports. This is a great school where education comes top. My 2 sisters and brother also went here. It has a selection policy where family memebers are considered first among applicants. Not only that, but parents who send their children here do not have to worry about Secondary school, as there is a natural progression for St. helens students to go to St. Bonaventures (All boys school) or its sister school St. Angelas (All Girls school). Students form St. Helens are almost guaranteed a spot at these two excellent Secondary schools, which combine for Sixth form. A brief history of the school St Helen's is a Catholic Voluntary Aided Primary School situated in the London Borough of Newham. The first school in the Parish of St. Margaret's was founded in 1870. This was destroyed by the heavy bombing of London during World War II. A statue marks the spot where the bomb landed. The present school was rebuilt by Franciscan Missionaries of Mary, in 1951 and is now part of the Diocese of Brentwood. The bungalow style building is set in beautiful grounds which includes a pond. The building is horseshoe shaped and includes a large assembly and sports hall, separate dining hall, library and a new computer room to which all children have access. There is a separate nursery with its own fully equipped playground. The school uniform hasn't changed since i went there. It is still: School polo shirt Grey trousers/shorts (boys) Grey trousers/skirt (girls) School sweatshirt Black shoes A school, which i highly recommend.

I went to St Helen's school from 1953 until I left to go to St Angela's at the age of 11. St…read moreHelen's was a lovely school. I remember the school dinners being served by the nuns. My favourite was stew, and I always asked for extra gravy! At that time Mr Walsh was the headmaster. Infant's teacher was Mother Evereldus (not sure how it is spelt) but we called her Mother 'even-elp-us', behind her back. We didn't have a uniform in those days, but we infants wore smocks over our clothes, pink for the girls and blue for the boys - and we were given rusks at break time with our bottle of milk. I also remember Miss Hastier who wore a beautiful heavy bracelet with blue stones - if you misbehaved, she made a great drama out of removing it before smacking the back of your hand. Everyone's favourtite teacher was Mr Scanlon or 'scallywags'. If you misbehaved he gave you a 'wiggins' - pulling at the short hair at the side of your head. But he was full of fun, he played Mozart when we had quiet reading time, trying to instil a bit of culture no doubt, and I remember one winter, he threw a bucket of water into the playground so that when it froze we children could slide on it - no worries about health and safety then He worked hard to give us all a good education and 30 of us in his class passed the 11+, not bad for an area where the pass rate was 12% - so a lot of us owe him a lot.