brilliant school, new headteacher has made this school astonishing.Good on him.But also the…read moreteachers are amazin, kind hearted and just sweet souls.

I attended a Catholic Volutary Aided State School between the ages 16-18 at St. Edward's College…read more6th Form, Sandfield Park to study my A-Levels. During my time there, I literally studied till I dropped! By word of mouth, I heard that I was attending one of the top Schools in Liverpool, so I had to brace myself for the amount of home work and extra activities I was involved in. This did put me under a lot of pressure as stress levels were inevitibly high during those years. However, if it had not been for St. Eddie's (as some call it), I would probably not have achieved my full potential. The School is located in quite a peaceful surrounding and when you enter the site, it has this classic School look about it with long corridors, a huge playing field and even a swimming pool (which was a bonus). The 6th Form building is pleasantly decorated in a building of heritage that the School has preserved. Its interior walls are painted in lovely pink too! Each classroom in the Upper School fits an average of 20 pupils and they have a wide range of facilites to benefit from, throughout the institution. There are also a couple of common rooms where you can eat and chat to friends in a controlled environment. If you are a parent and have a child or you are of the post-16 criteria, look no further than St. Edward's College.

St John's primary school is tucked away behind the burgeoning St Edmund's and St Thomas'. While it…read moreis much smaller, St John's is compact, it offers all the essential teaching requirements in a modern building,and the school grounds are more than adequate. Moreover, the scale of the school demands an intimate student/teacher relationship and enables relationships to build throughout the school life of the child. There are lots of extra curricular activities available here: dance and drama; athletics, netball and cricket, calligraphy and Wayfarers Bible activities amongst others.

This is a great school for children to go to, there really looked after and are love by all the…read moreteachers and staff at the school, the standards of education is very high too. There one of the best primary schools in St Helens and the staff deserve to be proud of that because as a team they all work exceptionally hard to maintain that high standard of education. Plenty of open space for the children to excersise and run around outside and it's safe. Headmaster and staff are all very good teachers with lots of time for the children and parents.

The Alsop High School is the largest secondary school in Liverpool, now merged with St. Mary's High…read moreSchool. The amount of pupils currently studying there is huge. This shows how popular this state school is and so it should be. The school is constanly undergoing improvements and is in a much better since state the last time I could recall. With the school being a technology and applied learning specialist college, they have plenty of useful facilities to benefit pupils all set in the perfect learning environment. Whilst the school is not a private institution and pupil behaviour is not the best, it is certainly a winner in terms of ambitious teachers and facilities. The Alsop High School deserves full praise for its developments and their strive to catch up and be the best.

Excellent school with a fabulous air of all the kids loving each other & being taught the…read moreimportance of being kind (which in my opinion is the most important lesson in life). Results are good and the teaching is absolutely excellent. They are linked to the thriving St Thomas church and the vicar is in the school daily, doing assemblies, harvest etc. The school meets the healthy schools standard so the meals are healthy and well prepared. Uniform is a little bland (I like blazers but then I'm old fashioned!) but the children are a credit to the school. Good ofsted reports.

A lovely primary school with a good christian ethos too. The children are all treated as…read moreindividuals by experienced staff. There is also a breakfast club and after school club run by Jets. This is very reasonable at £3 a session and gives peace of mind and a structured activity for your child. The school is so close to the beach you can smell the sea! And the Iron Men of Crosby are a welcome addition too.

"St Nick's" could almost be described as a village school; with under 200 pupils, it's rather small…read morewhich creates a very intimate group with a welcoming, genial atmosphere. While this is appealing for the young children, it could, conversely be described as insular and seen to hinder the children's transition to secondary school as they lose that familiar security. The school has a strong Christian ethos and excellent links with the local parish of St Nicholas'. It has achieved "Outstanding" reviews from OFSTED and is one of the top performing schools in the area.

I've heard really great things about this school. I myself did not attend however relatives and…read moreneighbours go/have gone and they speak very highly of the teaching staff, the facilities and the school clubs. The clubs available are rather unlike most schools in the area which offer football/netball, Waterloo offer ballet classes for years one and two, rugby, fencing and basketball. There is excellent pastoral support, which again is well reputed and the school is very active in the community. I don't believe it's one of the "big name" schools of the area, i.e. high profile, but I'm not sure why, it sounds fantastic.

This is a great primary school. I know 4 children who attend at the minute and 2 that have left…read more The teachers are just fab, one of my god daughters has learning problems and they are more that great at accomodating her needs. they have a zero tolorence attitude to bullying and is a great place for children to grow into happy teenagers. The building itself is beautiful as is the playground it has a pencil fence which is very cute for the kiddies.They also have a nursery attached to the school so its easier to feed children from there.