Excellent school with a very pupil based ethic. All teachers and the head teacher know each child…read moreon a personal basis

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WGHS is one of the best schools in the West Midlands region, indeed in the whole country. It is an…read moreall girls secondary school, teaching girls from the ages 11-18. It is traditional and very academically oriented, students must sit the 11 plus examination before entry. It prides itself on excellent academic achievement and the vast majority of girls go into successful higher education institutions and careers. The school was opened in 1911 and is very traditional. Girls are given the opportunity for a wide variety of extra curricular activities and the facilities are second to none. An extremely impressive school.

Not cheap but very strict, and does enjoy its own tennis court. You will find girls studying here…read morefrom all over the world.

Penelope is excellent. She's a pleasure to have in the house and my daughter actually looks forward…read moreto lessons with her. Penelope has provided interesting, stimulating French lessons. She is always punctual, friendly and extremely enthusiastic. I have no hesitation in recommending her as a tutor to the fullest possible extent.

Before I moved up to Sheffield, Penny gave me french lessons…read more I hated french in school and dropped it as soon as the opportunity arose. However, after growing up and realising that if I want to ski and travel to places like Canada, parts of Europe and Africa, french would be advantagous. We first met in a cafe to do basic stuff, but then we went to shops and parks. Lidl was really fun - pamplamousse! The customers most probably thought I was nuts laughing with a grapefruit in my hand, but so what, I was learning french and actually having fun with it. And as you can see, it's stuck. I've been able to use it when in France, haven't made my way up to Canada yet,

BBDA's drama lessons are very effective and I have seen a huge difference on confidence and acting…read moreability. The homely atmosphere and professionalism is unique and effective. The performances are inspired and clean. Thank you Alex!!

worst school ever like they literally played boombayah at a funeral . The audacity . And they…read moreshould allow phones at break because its an essential item .

Here every Monday. Thursday and Friday for Indoor football solid hour only £3 per person for 10…read moreplayers... Showers available also changing rooms would recommend to anyone...

ive just got back home from completing my third day of a 3 day coarse on health and safety level 3…read more i felt that the week in between each study date to be ideal because it gives you enough time to digest the information. I found the instructor to be very knowledgable and more than able to answer all our questions thoroughly. He had the knack of keeping everyone interested by keeping us all involved. My job requires that i go on coarses and consider myself well placed to point the finger at a good instructor. enough said. PS i would definitely recomment cognet as a training provider. Roger hill

Paul and his team help us to undertake some first aid courses for our clients, the feedback that we…read moreget is always positive. Paul really knows his stuff and tells it in a way that gets people thinking and understanding the need for good first aid systems and well trained staff. I have no hesitation in recommending him and his company for all First Aid needs.

In pursuit of excellence -together we can make it happen this is the school motto…read more I was a pupil here many years ago when it was a girls Grammar school, now it is a mixed comprehensive school - known as a Business and Enterprise college. The basic school buildings are still there, but the corridors where we were blasted by cold air, snow and rain are now glassed in and there are computers and modern ideas everywhere! The Business and Enterprise training centre was opened in September 2004, giving the school conference and meeting facilities, which are often hired out by local groups and businesses. The school became an Enterprise Hub in April 2006, and was awarded High Performing Specialist School status at the start of the academic year 2007-2008. The school has also recently received 'Leading Edge' status. There is no longer a sixth form, but is in partnership with the two main local 16+ colleges (Shrewsbury Sixth Form College and Shrewsbury College of Arts and Technology), which many of the students go on to attend. Every year the school holds a variety concert organised and presented by Year 11 Drama and Music Officials, with support from the School Improvement Facilitators (formerly Heads of Department) of Drama and Music. The event showcases dancing, singing, drama sketches and even stand-up comedy, all performed by students. There is still a large playing field and tennis courts and school meals are still provided.

I was also a pupil and left in 1976 after A Levels. I remember the top corridor always leaking in…read morewet weather and how serious a 'sin' it was to dare to wear black tights!