This is a nice, vibrant school, it has loads of activities for the boys and girls that attend the…read moreschool, they teach them well. The school has different after school clubs from art club to IT, dance club to P.E club. It also has a wonderful nursery for the little ones from age 3. In addition the staff are ind kind helpful. They have a breakfast club which starts at 8:00am, in case you have to go to work and need a place before the school opens at 8:45, they give your child a breakfast and your child gets to choose what they will like to eat. A great school.

The school's ethos is 'Friendship, Excellence and Opportunity' which reigned true during my 7 years…read morethere. The teaching standard is impeccable, with each department giving its all to every student. The staff are dedicated, professional, loving and are 75% responsible for the great success the school has had. The site itself is tremendously maintained; with new additions every year ranging from a new canteen, to a new media centre and consistent refurbishments to departments that require it. The resources are exceptional. Being a science and technology school, the ICT facilities are fantastic and are constantly growing - with a great technical support team lead by Ian Miller, who is always introducing more innovative and interactive ways to make the school's IT resources excel. The school is one of the top in the Borough, with outstanding A Level and GCSE pass rates that seem only to climb every year. A wonderful place to learn, grow and become an individual.

Located in Sidcup in a nice quiet road surrounded by trees and woodland. Quite big, and offers a…read morelot of courses and things for different peoples abilities. The college has produced many great actors that you see on tv. The courses they run are quite cheap, and rose bruford is said to be the third best performing arts college in the country after sylvia young and italia conti. Proffesional staff and very well run centre.

In the last two years this school has declined into an abysmal state which has now been picked up…read moreby the government watchdog, OFSTED. You can read the report here: https://files.api.ofsted.gov.uk/v1/file/50035282 There is also an article in the local newspaper here that explains it well: http://camdennewjournal.com/article/hampstead-private-school-hit-by-stinging-ofsted-report We are immediately withdrawing our children as are most of the other parents but I wanted to post this in case anyone out there might be making the mistake of thinking to send their children there. Please AVOID at all costs!

I am mystified by the one-star rating from someone from the United States for Heathside Preparatory…read moreSchool. I too am from the United States and I have nothing but admiration for the school where my four nieces and nephews have been blessed with amazing educations. IN fact, I have been so impressed that over the years I recommended it to other Americans moving to London for work. Two couples who have had their children there (family of five and four) were very happy. In fact, one family left London to return to the US and missed the school so much that they returned to UK. All of those children are grown now and are in excellent schools, two of them at Westminster. By the way, all but two of the eight children I personally know are all...wait for it...BOYS. In addition, I have had the true pleasure of watching several Heathside Preparatory School musical concerts over the years and seen those children perform admirably. All are supported so beautifully by the teachers that you can see the children's confidence emerge more and more as they play solo or in concert. It is very moving.

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.

Please think twice before sending your child to this school!…read moreOur daughter has been there for four months and we are now looking for other school to get her out of there!! Although the school is really nice in terms of buildings,support materials and some teachers.The bullying and behavior of a good portion of the girls there is shocking!! The support they give you if your child is being bullied is very ineffective and our daughter as suffered daily abuse and physical abuse! If you have good family values,respect for others,your child behaves and speaks well and is a bright kid then this school is not for you.

Northfleet school for girls is a good school, since the school has been rebuilt they have had new…read morestaff which know what you need to succeed in any subject, if you are being bullied they have people you can go to without feeling pressured, they deal with your problems to help you gain the confidence you need. This is a good school and both my sisters think so too.

The school is a welcoming place with well mannered students. It has excellent academic results too…read more I am keeping the review short as the school will be closing down soon.

At the forefront of learning for almost 120 years, St Bonaventure's provides comprehensive…read moreeducation for boys aged 11 to 18. Originally a grammar school founded by the Franciscans, it was the first voluntary aided comprehensive school to be awarded technology college status in East London. This was my secondary school. I had a great time here. As a Technology College, St Bonaventure's endeavours to promote an educational climate which is scientific, technological and vocational. Almost half the timetable is taken up with the teaching of Technology, Information Technology, Mathematics and Science. Located in Forest Gate, it has great access by both the district line (Get off at Upton park and then a 10min walk), and by plenty of buses so access is not a problem. In terms of uniform, years 7-9 wear a brown blazer with gold trim, gold and black stripped tie, black trousers and black shoes. year 10-11 students wear a black blazer with gold trim, yellow and black stripped tie, black trousers and black shoes. the P.E Kit was the same for both. It was white shorts, Blue jersey with a white horizontal stripe, and trainers. During my time, years 7-9 were not allowed outside of school for lunch. years 10-11 were allowed. School dinners were nothing special although the doughnuts were great. Outside of school, there are plenty of chicken shops and newsagents about 2 minutes walkfrom the school. This is a great school with a natural progression into the sixth form centre which has a high level of oxbridge applicants and admissions. One of the best (If not the best) consistantly for the last 15 years in grades. Highly recommended.