My daughter attends studham lower and it is a very small warm and welcoming school. It holds 50…read morestudents atm and this is great as it means the students get alot more support with their work. They are a lovely little school and now that the new headmaster Mr Burrett is there it is even better!! He is very supportive to families and has organised lots of afterschool activities for the children. I would reccommend this school and in fact my other child starts in January.

The teachers at this school give everything they can to ensure the best possible education for the…read morechildren here. I know my child enjoys lessons and actually looks forward to going to school now after holidays!! Keep up the good work!

This is an excellent Primary school and is rated as Outstanding by Ofsted. This has been…read moreconsistently obtained over many years...even when I was there!! The teaching staff are excellent and with very good facilities and a great work ethic the children really develop their reading and writing skills well. They also have great school play productions, with summer fayre's and numerous occasions for everyone to get involved...a great school!

Sadly this C of E primary school can no longer be classified as a happy place. (It was once.)…read more Students are all too easily placed in this school by Westminster local education authority as there always seem to be vacancies - as opposed to other oversubscribed primaries in the area. Parents who merely treat it as a babysitting service are the other problem. If you're serious about your child's education and well-being you'll visit this school to make up your own mind ... but not be fooled!

I honestly believe this is a great school which has improved massively over the last few years…read more Pupils have been getting above average scores in all subjects and the school is now one of the best primary schools in Westminster. This wonderful school has many pros. First, the location. The school's location just a few hundred meters from Paddington Station and Praed Street (Which leads to Edgware Road and then on to Oxford Street) is a fantastic area for after school treats and parent coffee areas with McDonalds, KFC, Subway and many other brands having stores around that area. Second, the size of the school. The schools pupil capacity of 120-140 makes a very small school by Westminster standards but this means the teacher knows each pupil well which helps when a pupil is failing as the teachers can focus on this child and give any needed assistance. The size also means that disputes between pupils do not go unheard by the teachers and are almost always settled in moments. Third, the determination of the students that go to the school to achieve high grades. Piano, Violin, Chess and Football are just four of the many after-school clubs the school has. All subjects are taught well by the teachers. Students receive rewards (Either a certificate or a community service award, which essentially is a badge given every term to 1-3 pupils of each class for good acts towards the community e.g. tidying up the class, opening doors for teachers) every Friday and this helps to motivate both those who got a reward to reach higher goals and those who didn't to push hard enough to get one. The school has no cons that are worth mentioning. It is multicultural in more ways then one (Over 1/2 of the students are Islamic or of other faiths and over 70 nationalities are based in the school), kind, connects with parents very well and is just a fantastic school overall. Thank you for reading.

This is a fairly large school in the Garston area. It is an amalgamation of three schools so it's a…read morenew, and very well laid out, school. It has Hertforshire's largest primary school car park so plenty of parking as you can imagine! They have embraced the healthy eating initiative and have very good school meals. The school seems very committed to acheiving their best and making all children reach their full potential. There is very frequent feedback to the parents about all matters. Parental participation is encouraged.

The best school ever the grounds are glorious just opposite Parliament Hill Fields. There are…read moretenniscourts also. The teachers were strict but taught so well and were truly dedicated. I was so sorry to leave and I am sure that any other pupils who attended would agree.

Chalk and Duster Tutors are astonishing since they helped my son over just a year and a few months…read moreto pass his 11+ exams.They provide in-depth explanations of each and every question you'd come across.They also give easy to understand methods that are extremely effective. In addition,they are in the heart of Hounslow next to the high street and a Bus Station. But best of all they provide a free assessment that determines how many hours your child needs and whether it is suitable for you.Finally, they are flexible and every week you can change which day and what times you can go. I really recommend this Tuition since for the price you get a valuable education. Also, my daughter attends this tuition and she has made great progress over time

It is a very underperforming and toxic school. Children have problems and the teachers don't listen…read moreto the children.

Hampton Hill Junior School is a large (360 pupils) junior school nestled on St James' Avenue not…read morefar from Hampton Hill High Street. It is housed in a rather picturesque building dating from the 1920s, though it has been expanded and improved since. Hampton Hill Junior School educates pupils from years 3 - 6 (ages 7 - 11), and is linked with Carlisle Infant School (meaning that in most cases, pupils will finish Carlisle in year 2 and progress fairly seamlessly with their classmates into HHJS). The headteacher, Bill Jerman, is excellent. He is a strong leader, taking no guff from the children! He impressed me particularly when my daughter attended. I was writing a paper (I was a mature student doing a part time degree) on religious education and collective worship, and asked, after a parent teacher evening, if I could attend a 'normal' (as opposed to harvest) assembly. He told me I could, and we arranged a date. It occurred to me afterwards that I hadn't told him who I was. I arrived on the appointed day, worried that no-one would be expecting me, but sure enough, he greeted me, got me settled before the children arrived, and then discussed the yearly assembly programme and RE scheme of work after the assembly. My daughter had good teachers with a couple of truly excellent ones. The school runs extension programmes for gifted children which benefited my daughter, and also taught French (in a fun, non pressurised way) to its year 6 pupils. All in all, this is a very good state junior school, which prepares its pupils admirably for secondary school and beyond.