One of the most oversubscribed schools in central London just about says it all…read more It's not going to be a walk in the park to get your daughter into this Secondary school - but it'll certainly be worth it if you can. This superb school has achieved specialist status in a whole host of areas (check out their website) and continues to forge relationships that help it's students. The curriculum is broad and the staff really do go out of their way to help students and families. Staff are also handpicked so tend to be the cream of the crop. Worth working very hard at your speciality to get into this sought after school. School has a 6th form - when some boys are allowed in as well.

Excellent quran school for children Tajweed hifdh Arabic…read morelanguage Islamic studies They are strict about student teacher ratio 12 students in s class. Maximum 13 with a helper teacher Excellent report system 3 times a year Very transparent Cons A bit more expensive than other schools £2.30 per hour per child

the arabic education I had here was quite good. the all classes helped me learn better and…read morepersonally enjoyed Islamic studies

Codsall Community High School is the main secondary school serving Codsall and the surrounding…read morearea, catering for students aged 13-18. Transport is provided for those students living in Perton. It is a specialist IT and Maths school, and recently had a good Ofsted report. It recently achieved increased success in its GCSE results, over those of past years. It has a large sixth form, and also offers adult education classes for the local community. It has an impressive careers department, with great opportunities for advice and work experience opportunities.

I know a lot of people who went here, and I've been to the school a lot of times. It achieves good…read moreexam results and is one of the better Catholic schools in the country in terms of success. The buildings are also nice- they are old fashioned but look pleasant, and I know that there is a sixth form coming soon.

What an excellent find! My favourite exercise class has just moved venue and is now taking place in…read morethis beautiful centre. It's better than any public sports centres I have been to in London: clean changing/shower rooms with lockers, dance studio with full length mirror (actually, not sure if I actually like seeing my face turning red in real time), lovely exercise mats - and a music system that actually works! It's a bit difficult to find on the first visit as it's a concrete block hidden between the main building and the Westway flyover. Now that I know the way, I'll definitely return, perhaps not just for Rikki's class.

This sports centre has just opened so it's brand spanking, shiny, sparkly new. I come here on…read moreTuesdays for begininers parkour coaching. I used to have to schelp to Kensal but this is now much more convenient for me as it's a stroll from Royal Oak station. When going there for the first time take note that the entrance is actually on the side past the garage, not the main road. The sports hall is enormous and the parkour class shares the space with a basketball class but there's no clash and the two can occur concurrently with few problems. The floor is great (new), slightly squishy and with lots of markings for various sports, and the equipment is all super new which means it's very satifying to play with. The class itself is really good. An excellent workout in the warm up and warm down and a good level of challenging but achievable exercises working on various skills like congs, tic-tacs and sideways monkeys. i.e. jumping on, around or over stuff. It's really hard work but good fun and the instructors are very good. The only down side to the centre is that it's so new they have yet to put in vending machines so you can't get any drinks or snacks.

I love this building it looks great from the outside and the passage way inside houses different…read moreevents such as free ping pong and free student artwork. Obviously I've never actually been inside the university itself, the entrance passage is huge, and you'll often see groups of students as well as non-students hanging out playing ping pong. At the moment there's a cool interactive art + science degree exhibition taking place, which was fun to wander around.

I love going there!! They have a wide range of classes (levels and languages)…read more The place itself is quite modern inside, all classes are equipped with interactive whiteboards. Teaching groups are usually quite small (no more than 14) and the different tutors are warm and knowledgeable. It can be a bit pricey but i think the quality is worth the money!

I'm learning Italian at International House and love the location and the learning structure…read more Although it can appear pricey there is the option to really break down your learning into six week chunks and there is moodle online for a back up if you have to miss a week. My teacher has been brilliant and manages to keep class energy pretty high, which can be tricky after a working day though the main thing is that my classmates have been lovely and we end up having a laugh (usually over not knowing the Italian word for something.)

EC is a great English language school and I'm not only saying it because I've been working there…read morefor over 3 years now. Beautifully furnished building right next to Euston station, dedicated staff and an amazing atmosphere. Come and join us!