This school has recently undergone some changes which on the whole have been positive. The…read morebuildings are well maintained, well laid out and have been updated over the last year or so. The security of the school has been stepped up the most prominent change being the new gates on the upper play ground between the nursery and reception. A must for all us mothers who worry about kids wandering out the gate, these are kept locked and now it is a secure area for reception and nursery children to play with a new play area built for them and a new sheltered seating area. The kids are all encouraged to do their best at all times and the teachers are friendly but firm with them. The school has time for its pupils and will at times go above and beyond what is expected of them to help with any difficulties that arise in and out of school.

A top secondary school in Nuneaton, with a long history of quality education. Results are excellent…read morefor a state run school. The school now has Business and Enterprise status and offers new GCSEs. The schools various sports teams are very sucessful. Trips are regularly organised and there is even a scientific expedition to Iceland being set up for Year 11 students. I have good memories of my time there and my children are successful students.

ive a few friends with children who go to this school. it gets good ofsted reports and its clean…read moreand tidy. i believe they get good exam results too!

When we were scouring South Brum for an affordable family home in 2010, one of our main…read moreconsiderations was the schools in the area. We have a young son who will be starting school in a year, so we were planning ahead. One of the big factors for picking the house we did was it's proximity to Raddlebarn school. Once we'd removed all the faith schools from equation, Raddlebarn is in the Top 40 schools in the entire city, which was a fairly good recommendation. A better recommendation comes from the parents of the kid who go there (many of whom are either our friends, or else neighbours) and almost all of them have got nothing but good things to say about the place. The school has a lovely feel to it and I feel 100% confident in sending our boy there next year.

i went to boney hay as a young child and had some of the best times of my childhood, it is such a…read morelovely primary school to go to. Some people may know that is did face a closure a year or so ago. But luckily is stayed open due to a lot of teachers and parents helping to get the school out of its predicament. There seem to be alot of children there now days and its really good to see. The teachers are fantastic and do there job really well and that care about the children which always helps and they are always there to give a helping hand.

boney hay is such a lovely primary school.last year it faced closure due to falling numbers,but…read morededicated staff and parents fought to keep it open,now are numbers are increasing,they have an excellent nursery attached,community centre and other activities.the teachers are wonderful with the children and really care about the education of the children.

One of the biggest primary schools in the area, and possibly the best run…read more An all-inclusive policy operate here, and children of many different races, religions, social backgrounds and disabilities all learn and play together. Individualism is encouraged by a dress code that is non-uniform based. The buildings and playground are well-maintained, with lots of play equipment. The teachers and parents are gung-ho political without being prissy and they managed to recently overturn ill-advised plans to expand the school. How about the teaching? The children are taught in large groups in the classroom and they carry out activity based learning outside of the class room in smaller groups. Friends of Kings Heath Primary School run fund-raising events. Likeable, well-meaning parents make up the school governors. My only criticism would be that the school need to place an emphasis on neat handwriting, as there is a tendency for pretty spidery writing from the kids that I know who go there. Remember: this is not an OFSTED report!

Moorlands Primary School was the place where it all started for me when it comes to education. I…read morehad six fantastic years at Moorlands and it will always be a School that remains close to my heart. The teachers at Moorlands are very friendly and do a great job in my view when it comes to teaching. No doubt a lot of things will have changed from the time I last attended Moorlands but I have nothing but praise for the staff I came across at Moorlands. I always look back at my time at Moorlands with fond memories and my family have been associated with Moorlands for over a decade. If parents are looking for a Primary School to send their children to, I would recommend they send them to Moorlands. Because I required special needs at Primary School, I was taught outside of class as well as inside the classroom. Walking past Moorlands just makes me want to go back to Primary School again and go back to being in School.

this is one of the best schools in nuneaton. the staff are fantastic, the grounds are secure and…read moresafe. their ofsted report is very good and i cant wait for my youngest to attend here!!!

fantastic school,fabulous teachers who work well with the parents to ensure a success at school…read more it goes from nursey up to year 6, so ther school kids stay togethor instead of splitting after year 2 like others do. situated right by shopping centre,you can easily get there by bus,car or walking.