Fantastic child centric school. It is such a nurturing environment and the teachers are all…read moreamazing. We feel like we are part of a wonderful community. Highly recommend

Not a bad school, this rather historic large school building has been a school premises for well…read moreover a century now. The original 'Boys' and 'Girls' separate entrance signs can still be seen carved into the stonework to this day. The school has been through several periods of general improvement and is a generic all-fath primary school catering for children from reception class to Year Four. With good playground areas both at the front and rear, secure premises and large Victorian classrooms, the school now boasts a school-meals facility (only renewed after many years). For a handy local school with a solid history and hard-working and caring staff it's a good choice. My own offspirng went here for a few years and progressed well.

This is a lovely village school set it the heart of the Christian Malford. It has a lovely…read moreplaygroup attached to the school. My daughters don't attend this school, but used to attend the playgroup. The school has a great feeling about it and the staff work really hard to keep the children happy. There is a playground with play equipment and is well laid out. The school only has about 100 puplies spread over 5 classrooms. I would have more than happy for my daughters to attend this school, but since we live near Sutton Benger my daughters went there.

My son started here in Reception class when it first opened in September, 2009. Until now, it has…read morebeen just 2 large mobile units and only 2 classes (Reception and Year 1) The main building has been built now and the mobile units have gone. The place is amazing. The staff are fantastic, professional, down to earth, friendly, welcoming.. my son loves his teacher. The headteacher is warm and friendly, very chatty, always keen to chat to parents and get involved. I am very proud to say that my son attends this school.

Pros~…read more Doulting is a lovely place to attend school. The school boasts frield and open space for the children to explore. The children are very polite and well behaved I was so impressed when I went for a look around by the well mannered children. The school is a hive of activity within the school, church and community. Constant events from parent assemblys, sports days, school discos, church services, fete etc The children are given the opportunity to learn instruments attend school trips after school clubs and activities are also avalible. The school has recently undergone some decorating and improvements to make it even better for the children Cons~ There isn't a breakfast club and the after school activities are limited

This is a great little Primary School in the Bailey's Court area of Bradley Stoke. It was built in…read morethe last 10 years, so the school buildings are in a pretty good state (the architecture is pretty modern too), but they have resorted to a few dreaded portacabins for a few of the classrooms, as the school has expanded. The standard of teaching is excellent. Results have been consistently high, and that makes it very popular, so only if you live fairly close will your kids be able to get in. The school is very friendly, and is at the centre of the local community. They have a great Christmas Fayre and Summer Fayre, which are not to be missed.

an amazing school great for educating the young and the younger…read more every day I look forward to learning something new from every brilliant teacher, each bearing their own warm and welcoming smile. a truly beautiful environment to gain the most important knowledge about the wold and get the best possible start in life. 5 stars would recommend to all.

Choosing a Primary School - what a minefield?…read more League tables tell you one aspect. OFSTED reports tell you another. Parents of current pupils can give yet another view!!! We currently have 2 cherubs at this school and whilst we are really pleased with it, we have no other Primary School experiences to base our recommendation on. My wife works for the NHS in quite a few other schools and reckons the only real shortcomings are the relative lack of extra curricula stuff that goes on. We've found it really hard to break into the cliques that seem to dominate the music and sports lessons that are availaible but perhaps that's just us!! My advice would be to visit a few schools and check out the different vibes betwen them - they did all seem to have different atmospheres when we did the rounds a few years back!!! As a footnote we would rate 4 of the 5 class teachers that our children have had as excelent and the other as very poor. We have to assume that every school has its duffers!!!

In one of the not so nice parts of Bristol Hareclive Primary School serves as an example to many…read moreschools in the region, proving that you can give first class education as well as providing an equal educational environment for people from all backgrounds. With, on average, two classes per year the teachers are able to spread their time well between each child, giving everyone the best possible educational start. The school is very secure, and is a great place for children to begin their education to provide them with a strong platform on which to build for whatever their succesful futures will hold.