The kids swim at The Holloway Secondary School swimming pool ever Thursday evening with Anaconda…read moreswimming club. Mixture of 2 hour and 1 hour sessions. Hard work just watching. Not open to the general public but various clubs use this pool for training sessions both kids and masters and a swim school. If you live in the area this is a great place for your kids to learn to swim properly - all four strokes, tumble turns, diving - if they have been inspired to swim by the Olympic swimming competitions then this is a great option. New build pool - 25m length - perfect for training. The entrance to the pool is round the back - use The Bridge School entrance

This is a wonderful school. It has a great GCSE grade rate…read more The school has a new feel to it and is very big. All staff there are friendly. It is a great school. There are different departments for each subject. I recommend this school to you to apply your children there for secondary school.

Attended autumn 1969 through July 1974. Received my intro to Computer Programming and throughly…read moreenjoyed Chemistry. Some blokes did not take kindly to my being a Yank but most were cool with it. Wood and metalwork and drafting classes were a great foundation for my Mechanical Engineering (BS'82 Purdue) Loved choir that last year (Carmina Burana) and the sailing was good, as well.

I used to go here and it is a really good school, even though most of the teachers used to get…read moreharrased they were still really nice. Loved Mr Earl used to crack me up. also set on hampsted heath so is nice wen u can go out for lunch!!

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.

I was intrigued by the new centre set up for kids at the age of pre-nursery. Its done in a lot of…read morerecycled wood, given a Scandinavian design element; basic and playful. Upon my inquiry the adjacent Georgain building houses the mixed primary and prep school. Children from different geographical and cultural backgrounds go to study and is a local community school run by a trust fund and its members. Not much green space to it I thought, its entrance grounds are very cold and grey. Quiet an air of Victorian rigidness and emotionless warmth to the place. The running and exciting shouts of little kids distracted me from my dissection. The security is superb, you can't walk in without someone opening the gates. I wonder how disciplined the young children are trained to be, especially when you have a pot-pourrie fo culture to manage. I spoke to one of the teachers who was friendly and calm in nature, she was looking after the kids in their break. The localtion of this school is important because the local community around rough Hackney, they are able to give their children a safe and cultured environment to develop. The school take 45 children in each year group aged from 3-11 years.