Kamimi is the best in London. I have been seeing her for over a year , and she has transformed my…read moreeyebrows

I visited this salon for a massage, and very much enjoyed the experience. There is no designated…read morewaiting area, but once in the treatment room the atmosphere is lovely: low lighting, candles and suitably relaxing music. The massage itself was excellent, and very effective (the masseuse really knew what she was doing, and my previously-tense muscles feel much better for it!). My therapist and other staff members were very pleasant and professional. A full range of other treatments is available. Kamini herself specialises in eyebrow threading.

An outstanding service. And outstanding tutors. If you want to learn a language, look no further…read more I had massive confidence issues which is why it took me several years to find the courage to start learning Italian. I found these guys randomly on google, liked the website, so i thought i'll give it a go. They responded almost immediately. They asked questions about how i wanted to learn and it only took about 10 minutes to book my class, hassle free. The next day I was supposed to meet their tutor. I was quite nervous, felt like an idiot going there. But after just two minutes with Chiara I felt like I can do it and the first class was one of the most revealing experiences in my life! I actually left, "speaking" Italian!!!! I have had regular lessons for about a year now and I can say I am pretty fluent, at least in my terms. I probably make tons of errors but when I am in Italy I am not shy to talk and when I talk, they understand me!!! I feel pretty independent when traveling now and I could not have gone this far without these guys and their unique approach to learning. Grazie mille! xxx Nikki

Alena has a great grasp of English-Spanish idomas. Since I'm a fairly advanced student, this has…read morereally helped me improve my Spanish even more! She is willing to tailor the lesson to your needs. In addition, her attitude is greatyou can tell she enjoys what she does and really wants to help you improve your Spanish.

This school is brilliant at what it does. That is churning out great results for girls of al…read moreabilities and consequently it is highly oversubscriced every year and is becoming increasingly had for people living outside of fulham to attend. The school goes from years 7 to 11 and is not selective but becomes selective in the 6th form though most girs who attended the school originally are allowed back in. The 6th form is now being expanded and a new 6th form block being built to cope with demand and gain essential funding for the brilliant school from the government.

This is one of the most oversubscribed schools in London and it's no wonder why - the school has a…read morefantastic atmosphere, the girls all seem very happy but they work hard and achieve great results. Pupils are polite, articulate and fiercely supportive of each other. There are loads of outings and in the summer term a whole week is dedicated to trips, many of which are abroad - last year my daughter got to go to the Netherlands. It's a Church of England school and half the places are offered to families who regularly go to church. The other half are open to anyone, but the school is so oversubscribed they recently introduced a lottery system for admissions.

My twins attended Denbigh nursery school, they loved it and were very happy at this school. The…read morestaff are kind, caring and know their job well. This daycare is a hidden gem in Notting Hill and more people should know about this wonderful little school. I give them 5 stars, highly recommend.

They made my son feel so welcomed and help him to settled in quickly as a first time parent…read moreeverything is scary but they made it very easy for me and Liliana the manager and all the staff where very fantastic both with my son and me would recommend to anyone.

Not sure how anyone learns anything here…read more I took an adult Performance Tap dance class here, with the intention of taking a few others while I am here in London on holiday. After this class experience, I have definitely changed my mind. The instructor played the music so unbelievably loud that we could barely hear him speak or dance. Also, the other dancers did not listen to each other at all. Everyone just danced to their own rhythm without any regard for what their fellow dancers were doing. They were not at all in sync; which was incredibly ironic for a Performance Tap class. Part of being a successful performer is situational awareness; being in tune and in sync with your fellow performers on stage/on the floor at all times. Moreover, I expected more discipline from adult dancers. There were entirely too many times during the class where the teacher was speaking or trying to review steps, and other dancers were off tapping and doing their own thing, making it almost impossible to hear what the teacher was trying to teach. I almost can't fault them though because the class was quite unstructured. There was no delineation between warm-up, technique review, and actual choreography. We were just doing whatever the instructor did, whenever he did it. His hand cues were only slightly less awful than his counts and his verbal cues. Only a handful of people were able to keep up with him... I'm guessing they're accustomed to the dysfunction. Suffice it to say, Derek was definitely not one of the best instructors I've had. I found him only slightly less arrogant than his bio implied. At one point during the class, a student asked him a question about the choreography because he seemed to have changed the rhythm of the choreography that we were learning part way through the class. Most of the people in the class seemed to notice it (and it was a point of frustration and spirited conversation among some students after class). The student said something to the effect of, "It looks like you've changed the rhythm a bit," at which point he scoffed at her and replied, "Oh, *I* changed it?" in this condescending "How dare you imply that I'm wrong" kind of tone. As someone who has both taken and taught countless tap classes over the course of my life, I can say from experience that teachers and choreographers forget what they've choreographed all the time...especially when you're choreographing on the spot. We're human. It happens. But apparently not to Derek. Hmm. Classes are cash only, and are payable directly to the teacher at the beginning or end of class. There is also an extra £4 fee for drop-in classes, which are to be paid at the front desk by either cash or credit card. Why they have not made it possible for students to pay for classes with card is beyond me. If you find yourself without cash, not to worry. There is an ATM down the block near the Five Guys. Exit the studio and turn left, then turn right onto the street. It's about 2 to 3 minute walk, and the cash machine will be on the left side of the street. Overall, I am not certain that this experience was worth the frustration. The website is incredibly convoluted and it makes it almost impossible to effectively filter down the classes one wants to take. The website also does not have a long-term class schedule (I think it's only posted week-to-week), so you have to check back every few days to see what's available. Ultimately, I ended up waiting until I arrived in London and called the studio directly to see if they had the style and level of instruction that I was interested in. I am only giving this place an extra star because it was a catalyst for helping me to check off one of my bucket list items; taking my lifelong love of tap dance to another country.

Pineapple Studios is one of the most notorious dance studios in London and really has that 'Fame'…read moreesque vibe to it. I went here for a Musical Theatre training week almost a year ago and the place sported a minimalistic 80's vibe back then and has hardly changed since! Fear not however as the wide range of classes vary from beginners to advanced meaning there is something for every style and ability so you will never feel self conscious. I go every Wednesday evening to Street Jazz with Nicky Bentley which is not only brilliant fun but an amazing workout. Be warned, the tutors work you hard but you feel the benefit. I'm not a member and so pay £2 for a daily membership and an additional £6 for the class. I would advise that if you go to the more popular evening classes, get there early to get a good spot in the studio. Oh and take a towel as it gets quite sweaty if you participate in the more high energy classes! These tutors are the best in the business and I love it as an alternative way to get fit.

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.

This was my sisters school. It is linked to my secondary school, St. Bonaventures, as St. Angelas…read moreis the all girls version and mine was the all boys. For the sixth form, these 2 schools merge to form St. Angelas and St. Bonaventures Sixth Form Centre. St. Angelas is one of the best schools in the and is constantly fighting St. Bonaventures for the best performing school in Newham. St. Angelas GCSE results for the last year are as follows: GCSEs They achieved fantastic GCSE results with 90.2% achieving 5 or more A* to C grades of which 79% including both English and Mathematics. However, it is at the highest grades that they continue to improve with A* grades totalling 12.33% and combined with A grades the figure rises to 35.16%, a significant jump on last year. As a Leading Edge School, their achievements and commitment to raising standards have long been recognised. They were also one of the first schools nationwide to be awarded specialist status (as a Technology College). Staff development and training programmes continue to keep their teachers motivated and well informed. They also benefit from ongoing investment in facilities and teaching resources. Despite their remarkable record of achievement, students come from a variety of backgrounds and academic starting points. The school population reflects the Catholic population of the borough, which is largely Afro-Caribbean, African, Filipino and white. 70% of school population are from ethnic minorities. Oh, and the Revelation Gospel Choir from that recent BBC show was created here.

Having not studied or taken an intensive exam in over six years I lacked confidence in my ability…read moreto score well on the GMAT. After taking a practice exam my fears were confirmed. Looking around and reading reviews of coursed on offer I decided to sign up for the 10 week Manhattan GMAT group course and am glad I did. Robert, the head instructor, was very engaging and very knowledgeable. His methods were spot on and he helped all of the students in the class improve their weaknesses and hone in their strengths. My goal, like many, was to score 700 or above. The Manhattan GMAT course helped me improve my score by 80 points and achieve my goal. Anyone who is willing to work hard and listen to the instructors advice will improve their GMAT score significantly by taking any of the Manhattan GMAT courses.

I enrolled in a Manhattan GMAT one-on-one session for 4 weeks to get my math score up. Robert, who…read moreis the lead instructor in Europe, is a very practical guy. He immediately locks in on your weak points and pushes you hard on those areas. For me, he was helpful because I did not really want to spend a lot of time on the basics, and we focused how to get the questions correct quickly, as opposed to the theory, which I was already very familiar with. Most importantly, he's a really nice guy. In addition, the GMAT books are excellent, far better than the competition. They teach theory as well as faster ways to get to the answer. The competition's books either just teach shortcuts or theory.