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.

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.

Having studyed here to make stained glass I can recommend this venue. It is a fun place where all…read morecan find something one might like to do. There is dance,music,arts,health,yoga and weekend events. This is the place to learn to draw. Theres life drawing or acrylic painting. And for the budding photographer there is creative photography. Feel the need to change? What about life coaching? Or just Indian head massaging to Thai massage! Give it a try. http://www.evolutionarts.org.uk

Evolution offer a range of classes in yoga, art, dance, meditation and various other artistic and…read more'self improvement' areas. There are a wide range of evening courses and weekend workshops, with prices hovering around the £80 mark for a ten week course - roughly equivalent to council run adult ed courses. I came however, for the drop in yoga session. Quite apprehensive, having never done yoga before, I crept up the stairs to an airy and comfortable room, with a friendly, welcoming teacher. Despite my lack of experience, I never felt out of place. I'd certainly be interested in trying some of the other courses here.

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

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

The Brighton Institute of Modern Music, or BIMM as it is lovingly known, is squirreled away off…read moreWestern Road on Brunswick Street West. It's a pioneering school that encouarges musicians and singers to develop their talent and very much part of the fabric of Brighton and Hove. It's also worth checking out the BIMM students at their regular gigs at the Brunswick.

To start off, its a great school with great facilities and staff. The location is the only downside…read moreoverall, its right off of a nice street into a bit of a dodgy looking area, but from the inside you wouldn't think its in a rougher area. Overall its a really good school.

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.

I didn't go to school here, but did a stint of volunteering a few years ago. It seemed like a…read morereally good school. The only downer was that the two male head-teachers/people-in-charge seemed more interested in suits and handshakes than actually getting things done properly - they were very friendly, but organisation sometimes ran a bit awry whilst I was there! The class rooms and library all looked great though. And I really enjoyed my time there - all the kids were so optimistic about life, I miss those days!

Great school. We moved to this school at the start year 11 from outside the city, and were really…read moreimpressed with their dynamism and support. We were delighted with the kindness, and attentiveness of the staff across the board to the students. The staff were really dedicated to students taking GCSE's, so encouraging and supportive. They really put themselves out with all the extra sessions they offered. Seek out Patcham High, I'd have loved both our children to go here from year 7.