Recently deemed outstanding by OFSTED, this local primary school has a great reputation. The school…read moreis active in the community through links with the church and the children's out-of-school club: the officials love it, the parents love it and, more importantly, the kids love it. I know a very special, very clever, very beautiful little lady (no, not me you charmers) who adores her school and proudly declares the name of it whenever she can! She looks forward to school every day and I have seen her progress both intellectually and socially. Gold Star.

Looking at the place you have to laugh really. It looks like it could just fall apart. I spent my…read morewhole secondary school years here and to be honest, despite it being frail and old I really enjoyed my time here. The school is an all boys Roman Catholic secondary school and has a great reputation in Bradford. There are boys from ages 11 to 18 here and around 1200 students attend the school. It's in a small village not far from Bradford city centre. The standard of education here has always been very high and remains so to this day. There's talk of the school merging with the girls catholic school located just down the road, hence the new buildings popping up around the school. The teachers on the whole were pretty good there. It's a real top place to go to school!

Forget what Ofsted have written about this school, the principles are far higher than those I've…read moreever witnessed at any other school. The Head teacher organises regular get togethers for the children and parents to raise money for the school, they are always fun and our children really enjoy going and meeting up with their friends after school. It's always a great night for us parents too, with beer, wine (ahh), soft drinks and hot dogs whilst we play Bingo, or do raffles. The school is really on the up, the attitude towards the children has improved so much over the last couple of years and they've actually started to do fun things, it's like the school is based around the children now! Like I said, Ofsted and Warrington can write what they like, my children LOVE going into school now and I couldn't be more happy. I really hope more parents will write in their comments about this school, I know there are a lot of very content parents out on the playground and hopefully next time around there will be content Ofsted staff too!

Lovely school. Friendly staff…read more They do need to get the council to employ a lolly pop lady to help parents with little ones to cross the road though.. its blooming awful crossing over of a morning, not safe either. I know they are trying to get this but the rubbish council wont do it.. SHAME on you Warrington council. For a small school this does well on the stats for good education. well done! needs a bigger carpark though I have to say... often have to park on street side as do alot of people. Some parents in cars can be very selfish parkers too.. but that's another review ;-) ! keep it up Our lady's.. shame about diocese fees each year.. if you have more than 1 child it can get expensive in catholic schools, especially at xmas time when they ask for it. Really nice head teacher.. ( Mrs Johnson ) I sincerely hope this school isn't merged with St Augustine's as rumours have said it may.

Fabulous school with great facilities!…read more There's a nursery, infant school and junior school with fantastic staff. from sports days, to choir, to painting- there is a huge range of creative aspects to the curriculum! As well as regular trips to the local swimming baths and other day trips such as the central library and Llandudno! I would wholeheartedly send my children there- if I had any! Have loved working here and will miss it when I'm gone- friendly and welcoming place to work!

my son does not go to this school but the playgroup that runs there on a friday is lovely. The…read morebuilding is modern and plenty of toys