Sussex, can I give you 500 stars? Please?…read more After two years at one of the best unis in the states, I decided to spend my entire third year abroad at the University of Sussex. It had all the courses I needed for my major, was located in the lushest of lush green hills -- any nature geek's dream -- and had every society (USA: club) known to man. Throw in the flood of colorful buildings and quirky shops, the pier, 'diversity' - as evident in its restaurants as its people - and I was beyond sold. Since I was going to spend the entire year there, rather than the traditional American Spring abroad, I was housed in a building full of Brits (and Brits with expat parents) and two Aussies. A dream come true! This was exactly why I had chosen to do a year abroad rather than a semester - I wanted to actually integrate with another culture and, trust me, British [uni] culture is VERY different. I could go on and on and on about how much I loved Sussex. I never got "involved" back home. Not in high school, not really in college, and then I studied abroad. I joined every society I said I would in my study abroad application and then some. I went to the French Alps with Sussex Snow, the Peak District and Wales with the Walking (USA: Hiking) Society, took photos of cows and leaves (just behind campus) with the Photo Society, and made friends in the International Society from Sri Lanka, Germany, and Indonesia I still talk to today. Icing on the cake -- I got a job at my uni's Study Abroad office the second I got back. I'm still in touch with my old flatmates (four-floors worth) -- I guess Facebook serves a purpose! My little ducklings graduated this summer. I love them all to bits. Living with freshers could have been horrific, but it was hysterical and I had a new family within my first week. A word of advice for anyone going here: If you're from America, INTEGRATE! Love of god.. don't go traveling every weekend and then complain you don't know any British people (true story. I, on the other hand, didn't meet other Americans until 5 months in!). If you're a full-time Sussex student, grab the Americans and get them 'involved.' I love the British meaning of that word. :) Quick Summary: + people (watching your flatmates from London see snow for the first time is priceless) + pubs on campus + LOCATION .. outrageously beautiful. Makes a return to the concrete world painful + societies (so many, and everyone is so damn enthusiastic. America could take a lesson.) - classes were hit/miss (but I had the 'cultural' education of a lifetime) - multiple protests, everywhere, all the time (about everything from human rights to budget cuts) - leaving (why does it have to end?)

I did my summer study abroad here back in 2010 for the physics courses and it was a great…read moreexperience! All the teachers, staff, and classmates were super awesome and friendly. I stayed in Park Village (farthest away from campus) and had my own room with sink and shared bathroom and kitchen. The campus was not that big and you can easily walk from one one to the other in less than thirty minutes. There are a lot of grass areas where you can sit and study or play football. There is a convenient store/mini mart on campus near the dorms so if you ever run out of snacks, you can easily go down there to grab stuff. There's also a post office so you can go there and send mail/postcards back home. There's even a pub on campus!

All my brothers and sister went to this school from reception until year 6 so I have plenty of…read morestories and information about this school. It always has achieved well compared to other schools in the surrounding area with P.C.C. being the normal secondary school to attend which enables many people to keep friends for life. 2 of my best friends still, I met at Mile Oak. They do so much each year with some type of pantomime performance being the highlight. My brother was involved in the Pied Piper of Hamlet Performance whilst I was involved in Oliver and Joseph and the technicoloured dream coat. My mum has these videos now. The balanced teaching here which is in line with the curriculum gives young people a good chance to start their own path in life. I have ended up at university and am the 1st person in my family to do so. The school football team is always competing to win the leagues. Each year 2 of the best players are chosen to trial out for Brighton Schools Boys who play other counties.

i would recommend this school to you all because i go there and it is the best school for mile i…read morebet you. xx

My friend takes both of his toddlers here and swears they are the best day care organisation in the…read morearea. The staff are really patient with the kids and really encourage them to have fun. They not only provide a safe environment for the kids but also promote understanding, kindness and tolerance of which I think is a really responsible thing to take on.

Came to view this school this morning, as my little boy will be starting school in September, and…read morecouldn't have fallen more in love with it. The head guided us round and seemed Down to earth and lovely. He knew all the childrens names as we passed them and they all seemed very kind and confident. The thing I liked about the goals and ethics of it was that not only did it have great focus academically, but equally on how the children develop socially and individually. And how to care and communicate with others which I Think is just as important. It's a warm, inviting happy place Where kids can blossom as individuals as well as having the skills to work in groups and enjoy interacting and respecting others and the world around them.

What a great training venue. The rooms are spacious, full of light. The trainer was just great,…read morekeeping us awake and alert after a big lunch. The venue is located a bit of walking from center of Crawley, but it wasnt a problem on a warm summer morning. The course was very well prepared and provide a great base for my future work. Their leisure room is well stocked with sodas, coffee, tea and cookies and they serve warm lunch everyday.

John was an excellent driving instructor. I highly recommend My Drivings Kool for anyone learning…read moreto drive in the UK. He taught me the skills I needed to pass the practical driving test on the first try. More importantly, he gave me the confidence I needed to stay calm and sure of my driving ability throughout the test.

Drivings Kool were great from the start, John was extremely flexible and easy to learn with he…read morereally helped me to improve and develop my weaker areas of driving. I was constantly pushed but never too much that I couldn't handle. On the day of my test I was kept calm and confident through the words of my instructor, a driving school I'd certainly recommend'

Both my children go here and I have both but nice things to say about this nursery. It has great…read morefacilities, big garden and lovely food. Both children are very happy here. If there have ever been any concerns, Reflections staff have addressed them immediately and been nothing but delighted to accept feedback. I am part of the parents forum and I love their ethos. Very lucky that my kids go here