Passed my practical driving test . I got 0 faults in my test this week, I did my lessons with…read morePaul. I enjoyed learning to drive with Paul.

I started driving with Paul after being unsuccessful with other instructors. Driving with Paul was…read morethe best decision I ever made. He is calm, patient, informotive and so easy to talk to and ask questions. He's reliable and supported me in passing my test, even checking in the days prior. I passed with Paul with only 3 minors. I can't recommend him enough. Especially if you are a nervous driver. 5*​​​​

Sutton college is located just a short walk out of the centre of Sutton itself. It is a further…read moreeducation college with excellent facilities. It offers the usual post 16 options for year 12 and 13 students like AS Level's and A level's. It also offers adult courses which are usually offered free of cost and most importantly it offers courses on saturday's. If you're even slightly interested in improving your skills it's worth getting in touch with them to see what they can do.

I attended sutton coldfield college from 2002 to 2005. The teaching staff were excellent though I…read morefound at times they weren't very encouraging. It is very easy to get distracted with a whole building dedicated to amenities containing a pool room, chill out lounge and the canteen. The facilities within the college are generally good, the library is slightly on the small side considering the amount of students that attend. Another problem is the compulsory A level general studies, it wastes valuable time that could be spent on other subjects. Overall if you are willing to work hard and want good quality teaching then this is the place for you.

A top secondary school in Nuneaton, with a long history of quality education. Results are excellent…read morefor a state run school. The school now has Business and Enterprise status and offers new GCSEs. The schools various sports teams are very sucessful. Trips are regularly organised and there is even a scientific expedition to Iceland being set up for Year 11 students. I have good memories of my time there and my children are successful students.

ive a few friends with children who go to this school. it gets good ofsted reports and its clean…read moreand tidy. i believe they get good exam results too!

It is a great college. The staff and tutors are helpful and they have a good number of courses to…read morechoose from. I would recommend Walsall college to anyone.

Moorlands Primary School was the place where it all started for me when it comes to education. I…read morehad six fantastic years at Moorlands and it will always be a School that remains close to my heart. The teachers at Moorlands are very friendly and do a great job in my view when it comes to teaching. No doubt a lot of things will have changed from the time I last attended Moorlands but I have nothing but praise for the staff I came across at Moorlands. I always look back at my time at Moorlands with fond memories and my family have been associated with Moorlands for over a decade. If parents are looking for a Primary School to send their children to, I would recommend they send them to Moorlands. Because I required special needs at Primary School, I was taught outside of class as well as inside the classroom. Walking past Moorlands just makes me want to go back to Primary School again and go back to being in School.

Excellent driving school in Leicester, very competitive prices and a professional driving…read moreinstructor. Highly Recommended

Zahida very friendly, patient and professional passed my test in one go. Very highly recommendedread more

I attended the school between 1997 and 2002. The staff in general were good but often focused on…read moretheir preferred pupils, leaving the rest of us to fend for ourselves. Some of the teachers lacked in discipline and even let pupils get away with cheating in exams! The I.T. department was dreadful, with us pupils knowing more than the teachers at times. The best departments were the art, history and textiles departments. The teachers always had innovative new ways to teach us and most lessons were a joy. The school dinners were not nice and I spent the last two years of my time there going home for dinner. The school did receive a very good OFSTED report whilst I was there and I hear that it is continuously improving under the supervision of the great head mistress!

Saltley Academy is a great school whom now follow a great scheme. It is part of the Washwood Heath…read moreAcademy Trust which it has hugely benefitted from. The teachers continuously remind students to be 'Outstanding Learners'. In addition, you can't have fun in school without Mr Bussey's funny jokes!

It's not the most aesthetically pleasing University. In fact I've often called it ugly myself. But…read morethat doesn't retract from the quality of education that DMU provides. All the tutors I had the pleasure of being taught by were passionate about their subjects and recognised experts in their fields. Teaching is the perfect combination of theory and practice, with a huge variety of module options each year. The tutors are incredibly supportive but never try to spoon-feed you. DMU is noted to be one of the most innovative, creative and dynamic universities in the country. The library was refurbished over a year ago and has all the modern facilities a student would need. The PACE building serves as a 'creative hub for the university', with its fantastic range of studios and rehearsal venues, specifically designed for Dance, Drama and Music Technology. The are loads of societies you can join, including the Demon Media society which encompasses the newspaper, television channel and award winning radio station (Demon FM). The city is very student orientated and the nightlife caters for all tastes. The university is supposed to be well recognised and respected by employers, though my experience in searching for jobs in London would hardly confirm that. But I'd still highly recommend DMU.

De Montfort University In General…read more What can I say? I considered writing this review at first as I only had about 4 weeks of ACTUAL experience on the campus but of course my opinion of the place has been firmly formed almost a year after that I live in Leicester and had often heard about the good reputation of DMU and last September I began an Access course there to help me get into the proper Social Work degree. However after attending just two sessions I dropped out due to the death of my best friend. I correctly filed all the required paperwork and made sure that the university knew of my withdrawal as well as checking that my date of leaving was still within the boundaries of their policies so I didn't have to pay the rest of the fees. For my brief time at DMU I did find the tutors and other students to be extremely friendly and helpful, the campus has a great layout with very modernised and nice looking buildings.The library in particular blew me away - four floors and just loads and loads of computers, it looked like some hi-tech call centre. The whole place had a really good feel and the level of support and assistance we did receive whilst I was there from our tutor and from Student Services was very overwhelming and brilliant. My hatred therefore isn't directed at the campus itself but some of the people behind the scenes that obviously have no idea how to run a system as complex as this. After dropping out my life carried on and I thought nothing more about DMU at all until by chance I happened to check my old e-mail account at the end of June to find an e-mail from their head of finance. This e-mail demanded I pay the rest of the fees for my course before a specified date or they would send a debt collector and bar me from the university. Now first and foremost I was disgusted that they had told me this in such an inpolite and informal way. What if I had not read the e-mail at all? At the very least I would expect them to communicate through post or telephone. I firstly replied to that e-mail and then the very next day I rang them up and was passed around to about 7 different people none of which had any clue at all on what to do or how to help me. Finally I was told that their system was down and I would be called back later that day or the following day. So I waited for four days and had heard nothing so I rang them again. This time the excuse was that my tutor was unavailable and I should contact him. Basically to cut a long and stressful story short, this saga went on for a number of weeks with me constantly ringing them only to be passed around and fed a load of crap whilst all the time becoming extremely stressed and upset. Finally after about 7 weeks of this I was informed that they had forgotten all those months ago to take the total off my account when they received my withdrawal form and I should fill in the slip they would send me in the post and return it to their payment section to excuse me from the cost. This I did and rang the university to check they would be open and was told yes. It's a long trek for me into town with my other commitments and the bus fare is atrocious due to the fuel prices but I went to the uni and attempted to hand in the slip but oh my guess what? Their system was down again and I was told to come back the next day which meant wasting more money and time to do so! Basically I am now looking into launching a complaint against the horrendous service of the staff there and the manner which I have been treated. If I had actually done something wrong then it wouldn't be such a big problem but any good opinion I had of DMU has now been completly tarnished regardless of what great facilites and stuff they have. I'm not alone also as other people I have spoken to have told me of similar problems. It seems to me as if a bag of headless chickens could run the place better and I certainly will not be studying there again. Of course this is just my personal opinion and I'm sure the majority of people have a great time at DMU but hey.