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15 years ago
A wonderful school nestled in the heart of the village. Great staff, that really care and are dedicated to the education and welfare of the children. read more
Memorial Road
Dassett Church of England Primary School
Southam CV47 2XU
United Kingdom
01295 770267
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The best little school in Cov - OK!…read more Much better than the scummy heathen kids next door at Hill Farm.
I attended this school many (many, many!) years ago. It was a great place to be. There are two…read moreplaygrounds with plenty of space to play, a garden in one of the playgrounds which had steps leading up to it acting as seats. There was also a separate garden in the back which had a pond where we would catch tadpoles for assignments and measure the temperature and check wind direction! The dinners were not the best, but they were better than what I had to endure during secondary school! Most of the teachers were great with the odd exception. The school was split into 4 teams: lions, leopards, tigers and I can't remember the 4th! The team with the most points at the end of term used to get a prizemy team never seemed to win! When I attended, uniform was optional but I believe it is now compulsory for all pupils to wear the uniform. From outside the place seems to have changed little.
Greenfield Primary is one of the top schools in the County. My 4 children have all…read moreattended/attending the school. Mr Bowpit, the Head runs it efficiently, with a very approachable manner. Overall I would whole heartedly recommended Greenfield Primary School.
Grange Farm is a lovely school. There is a new extended building for KS2 which provides a nice…read moreworking enviroments. There are fairly large classrooms so the children arent cramped into a small room. My only complaint is that I think the hall is too small. The teachers are very nice too the children yet very professional. The school has very good marks and grades. I would recommend you to send your child there.
This was my old primary school so I was interested to pop in and see how much the place has changed…read morewhen I moved back to this area, I needed a primary school for my middle daughter and although this one wasn't the closest by any means I thought I'd still pop in just to have a nosy round. It has a lovely uniform, although the blue of the jumper is not one you'll easily be able to find cheaply in the supermarkets or other shops. I'd imagine you'd need to buy it from the school or a specialised school uniform shop, meaning it's going to be a rather large expense compared to the £4 jumpers available for other schools in cheaper shops. Cofton Primary School is a one level sprawling school with a nursery, infants and junior school all incorporated in one area. There used to be a pond in the grounds back when I was in school, but presumably health and safety have demanded this be removed by now. There are loads of playing fields complete with large trees, and the school backs onto farmland which the school is allowed the use of occasionally - although again, I reckon health and safety would have something to say about this! The classrooms are all fairly large and the school keeps class sizes small so there is plenty of room inside the school rooms, the childrens' toilets I saw were all scrupulously clean with solid air fresheners located in high places where the kids' couldn't get hold of them. I spoke to four teachers when I visited, including the head, and they were all lovely and typically 'nice' primary school teachers. The children inside the school all seemed well behaved and despite the fact that I visited at lunchtime there was very little boisterous behaviour and hardly any shouting and screaming at all - and I have three children so know what a feat this is to get over 100 children all behaving well at the same time, it's hard enough keeping control of three! The dining hall was well laid out with plenty of room between the tables, and children were being served food in line with the general governments guidelines on healthy eating. On the day of my visit they were eating fish (must have been a Friday!), potatoes and sweetcorn - it all looked delicious and the children were certainly tucking in with relish! Because of the sprawling nature of this school I wouldn't imagine it would be terribly good for children with a physical disability, this isn't actually the schools fault either as the way it was originally built means there are steps and narrow turnings which I believe would make life awkward for a child who has to use a wheelchair or even one who simply has problems getting around. However, if your child has special needs then you'll obviously not want to take my word for it so please do get in touch with Cofton for more personalised advice regarding access and possible special needs teachers. Car parking is a joke at Cofton and always has been, so again this would have a bad impact on anyone who wanted to enrol a disabled child to the school. Unfortunately the 2006/2007 OFSTED report wasn't brilliant with most subjects being marked as 'satisfactory' only, but apparently a lot of work has been done to bring the school back to its former glory so the later report may have been better.
Wonderful school which serves it's local community well. It has modern facilities, a good IT suite…read moreand offers alot of outdoor play for the children alongside it's own forest school. They cater well for special needs students and have an onsite speech & language unit. Nursery education is also onsite here and is very popular but they run a waiting list which you can place your childs name onto. Staff are all friendly and approachable and seem to genuinely care about the children. Students have the opportunity to take part in several after school clubs and school trips to outside sites also take place. The school grounds are well secured so the children are educated in a safe environment. The school site also houses a sure start childrens centre- Maple trees, which offers a range of courses and activities to the surrounding community from drop in counselling sessions, stay and play right through to midwife clinic.
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This is an excellent primary school with good nursery provison. The school is housed in Victorian…read morebuildings which really add to the atmosphere. The children and staff are happy and work hard, an ethos of mutual respect and valuing the individual is central to this school's beliefs. The school is very well established and respected within the local community. My daughter goes here and has always been very happy. They have a swimming pool and an extra sports pavilion and sports centre nearby. A multi cultural school with provision for disabled children, the children achieve well and are secure and happy.
Im very pleased with this school, my Son goes there and considering the bad name Briar Hill has got…read morefor itself its done really well. The Nursery is a registered Eco school and the primary school has won awards for good, healthy dinners (You are not even allowed to take a chocolate bar in your kids packed lunch!!!). There is a recycling centre and the teachers are very friendly.
Really nice teachers lovely atmosphere Amazing…read moreeducation system And great job to get if u like kids
This school is ok. The standards are high so your child is guaranteed a good education. The…read moreteachers are very good and the headmaster is lovely. unfortunately the school is in a rough area so it isnt the best or safest enviroment and some children are pretty rough. Overall the actual school is a nice place and the classrooms are a decent size.
After recently leaving the school, its OK. Most of the teachers are good and kind, but the head…read moreMiss Byrne is rarely seen and isn't really involved. Also there is little choice for Year Nine options, only one compulsory language, Spanish. No, Media Studies, Photography, Sociology, Psychology (Which our available at other local Public schools). Also, you could only choose two other subjects, and many pupils were forced into subjects they disliked or had no choice at all. However, the worst thing is the school grounds and facilities. Overall areas were dirty and rotten. Such as moss and rot growing on roofs and in the school canteen. The school seriously needs an upgrade and renovation. They had done a massive upgrade on The Heads office and staff room. Where pupils weren't allowed, put the little I saw was a lot more modern and kept than the rest school. But, though it has faults I enjoyed my experience and there were some good teachers.
My 3 children attended this school. It is housed in the old building that used to be New Bradwell…read moreBoys School, it has been added to over the years and is a combined school which houses a nursery building, primaries and juniors and a sure start section. I found that the teachers that my children had were really good, I found them supportive and most importantly my children got on well with them. My children started in the Nursery, which is a lovely place, with experienced teachers and a fun outlook. Lots of toys, play items and a good outdoor play area which is enclosed. The school gives the kids a good level of education, where a parent, school, child relationship is encouraged. There is an opportunity for the older children to go on school trips including a barge trip, st brevialls (spelling?) castle, Matlock, wales, cornwall amongst others. There is also the annual carnival which starts out with floats which the children decorate which tours around New Bradwell with the silver band, majorettes and others, and ends with the fete on the school field. I liked the local feel of this school and was happy to send my kids there. Recently Mr White has been replaced with a new headteacher Mr Webster.
Decent school decent teachers decent facilities decent overall would recommend nice placeread more
This School has had a very bad reputation for last few years. My son is currently in Y8. I do must…read moreadmit that I was not very happy neither confident at the beginning. Stantonbury School it is a total different school from what I have been told or read. It is very easy to spot all the improvements from outside . Moreover they take very seriously and work hard to tackle Bullyind and Implement a positive and good environment for learning so all the Students feel safe! They are very prompt in getting back in touch with you as a parent! All my gratitude and respect for Mr. B Wilson, Amanda Mckenzie, Nicola, Iacano, Mr. G Morris
All three of my kids have attended Stantonbury Campus. The campus is a non uniform secondary school…read morewhere pupils and teachers are on first name terms and I love this. I have never been a fan of uniforms so this was a good thing. The school is over subscribed and many are trying to get into this school. You can attend if you are in catchment or you can apply as an arts student, go for an interview and you may get lucky! We live within catchment but I would have chosen this school as a preference anyway. My kids did really well here all three attending 6th form and going on to further education. I like the teaching style where young people are encouraged to be themselves and take an active part in their learning process. There is also a large music centre on site where kids take their musical instrument lessons. Music plays a large part of the campus life. There is also a resident rock school which runs weekly sessions and also a 'three days of rock' event during holidays. The campus is made up of the school, leisure centre and shops. This is a large campus! A few quotes from their ofsted report. The school has a strong supportive ethos, valuing each student and member of staff equally. Stantonbury Campus enables students to make good progress in a caring, supportive environment ...students' achievements are well above those in schools with similar intakes
Finham primary school is brilliant. It is in the top three schools in Coventry. The education is…read morebrilliant. The actual school itself is a lovely enviroment and the children enjoy it. The area is one of the best in Coventry. It is currently arranging the building work of an extension on the school for extra classrooms. It also puts on lovely events such as the finham firework night, finham fun day and many others for the local community. I would recommend it.
If results are all that matter to you, then Finham Primary School is exactly what you are looking…read morefor. Unlike other (serial) reviewers who comment on as many as five different schools at once, I speak from recent personal experience in that three of my children attend and when it comes to performance, the school has it in the bag. Child welfare, well that is another matter all together.
AI went there a few years ago. Lovely location very small but they've got a poor anti bullying…read moreprogram
beauiful village setting school. i loved it when i was a kid.. a kicking start to education doesnt…read moreget better than this
Excellent staff for childcare. I found this nursery by simply searching on google like nursery near…read moreleighton and ashbourne was on top so i decided to enroll my child here. I was nervous but ashbourne have lots of branches with very happy parents reviews on different websites, like google and facebook so now my child is very happy to be a part of ashbourne. Thank you soo much all entire team