Excellent school with a high quality of teaching. Teachers are excellent. Although facilities are…read morepretty poor plans are in place to develop new buildings close by. The lower school is a total shambles with very poor buildings but again plans are in place to bring the school all onto one site. Some of the best times of my life were here which is why i give it a 5!

I went to this school and made a lot of friends.read more

This is the largest of three parts of this 16-18 college in Cardiff. It is a small campus that…read morecould easily be mistaken for a small secondary school, but people of all ages are able to study. This is where science, maths and practical subjects are taught. Photography, art, mechanics, sports, physics, biology, chemistry, computer science... the list is pretty much, if not literally, endless. I took an Art A-Level here. The space available was good, as was the range of materials for us to use. The teaching methods were quite standard though; I'm unsure if I would have felt inspired by the teachers if I didn't have my own drive to begin with. For obvious reasons I'm unable to comment on other subjects and department. So I won't! But the canteen and public spaces are well maintained and stocked with good food and drink. This is essential, seeing as the campus is so far away from everything else. It takes about 40 minutes to get a bus from the city centre, but they are regular and discounts are available.

I studied for a national diploma in public services (Uniformed) at Coleg Glan Hafren. The…read morefacilities here are one of the best for education. In relation to the course I was doing they have gym facilities, although small it fits its purpose, as well a gym hall & the latest equipment. The tutors at this college are very helpful & supportive making your education their priority.

This is an amazing school! All the teachers here are so kind and helpful. They give give your child…read moreplenty of work to do and if they need help they with give them the support they need. The food is nice and a good price. The lunch and break times are a perfect opportunity to meet up with your friends and are the exact amount of time you need. In form in the morning their teachers play fun form games and encourage you to be yourself. In lesson time you have a range of subjects with lots of extordimary teachers who help you along your journey of fun from yr seven all the way to yr thirteen if you want to stay, I would definitely recommend this school.

Absolutely disgusting what they do there. They handle the categories of bullying and prejudice…read morepoorly and cause the problem themselves. Kids have been jumped outside of this school plenty of times. Teachers give out little work and have the right to embarrass you and treat you like you're nothing in front of class. Personally, I would NEVER recommend bringing your child here if you want to keep him safe.

This is th other half of Radnor Road Primary School, they share the same playground and buildings,…read morebut this is the Welsh speaking section. This is one of several welsh promary schools in the area, and certainly provides a good education.

I think most people have rose-tinted memories of primary school days. I'm certainly no exception; I…read morelook back on those glory days with tenderness and long for the good old days. I would not just write a review on these childhood memories. If I did, Radnor Primary School would get a glowing 5 stars. Fortunately, I was lucky enough to be allowed back in to this school for a short period of work experience. Radnor is considered by many locals as one of the best schools in the area, and there are quite a lot. The teaching is of a high standard and the children are treated with a certain level of respect that I think is hard to find from teachers. The building is Victorian, and so has a great feeling of history and is very attractive both inside and outside. Although there's no grass in the playground, there has been substantial effort to beautify the area to make a friendly and fun zone. I think I even helped with some of the mosaics... That's all I'm going to say, as I'm no expert. But this is certainly a school to look into seriously if you're a parent looking for a school for your child.

This is large, state secondary school that serves the north Cardiff area, tending to be attended by…read morepupils living around Llanishen, Thornhill, Heath and Lisvane, as well as some further afield. It is currently undergoing a change in terms of its sixth form college education where, as well as A-Levels, it is introducing qualifications in trades to encourage people to stay on in the school beyond GCSE level and earn further qualifications. As well as this it could attract external pupils to the college. This is the secondary school I attended right from Year 7 through to Year 13 and it was a really great school. It has huge fields called The Banks as well as an Athletic Field. A Science Block, a Tennis Hut with 3 courts inside, and, of course, a classroom or two. I have really fond memories of my teenage years and growing up at this school. I don't think I quite managed the growing up part, though.

When we moved to Penarth I had no idea about how good any of the primary schools were in the area…read moreand we sent our children here as it was closest to our home. Both children are enjoying and exemplary start to their eduction at this school and I have nothing but praise for the whole school. The attatched Nusery is superb and the little one intergrate into the schoolas and when they are ready. The staff are wonderful and teaching standards are high in my opinion. The classes are thoughtful and I have been pleasantly surprised at how comprehensively the early years have been. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this school to prospective parents.

I've met many, many finely educated people who have come from All Saints. They seem to instill a…read moregreat ethic for learning in this school.

This was a school that I really didn't mind going to, so long as I hadn't fallen out with two or…read moreone of the two of the close friends that I had there. Aside of them I did really enjoy this school it was very enjoyable and we did many different things and the teachers were so much fun to be around most of the time. The school uniform was; a deep sea blue cotton cardigan or a jumper, they were very soft and comfortable. The tops were a light blue cotton material that were also comfortable and the trousers where a plain midnight black colour that where cozy enough. The skirts where a thick grey colour which was I think made of wool and cotton, for it felt soft and slightly furry thick. The shoes where a dull black colour, but they were very snug to wear. The school was fairly a large complex with a big school ground and large playing fields which were great for playing on with sport lessons and when the sun was out. At Christmas and during the Easter Holidays they do performance especially for the seasons every year, so who knows your children could be on stage! This primary school was opened in 1975 and it is a voluntary aided school. It is based in an area called Llanedeyrn on Ael-Y-Bryn road in Cardiff. We also had school photos taken every so often; by a professional photographer and we had a sports day, which I always dreaded, hate sport and always lost when my friends often won. The day was very well done and was organized. They also had firework nights and they have assemblies every day. I recommend this school to anyone locally...