I like to think of this as the sequel to my childhood! Junior school, was the next chapter after…read moreInfants and again I loved it! I loved my teachers, the classroom set ups, the field and the playground were great to get active and have a play. Wolsey Junior's has or at least had a wooden stage outside too which was great for us girls, we used to love dancing around on that! The colours again were blue and yellow and the school had some great facilities. It tries to stay up to date and really get the best from the children. I miss Juniors!

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This is a great school. The teachers are always ready to help both students and parents. I have had…read moregood experiences at this school and so have all my friends. People I know who struggled to get in are trying for their awesome 6th form.

terrible school that doesn't do anything about the concerns for its students and currently i am a…read moreyear 10 student and the pressure put on us by the teachers when we are slightly behind doesn't just affect us and our behavior it affects the parents behavior as well. for example my parents used to be helpful and calm but now they are horrible to me everytime something happens they email the parents saying like it was a mass murder every time. do not send your children here!!!!!!!

This school is a really bad option. As a student currently studying their GCSEs here, it's absolute…read moremadness. There are so many things I can talk about that makes the school not good, like how the school pressures us so much to be 'the best', which we are not able to do. Another thing is the population of the school. There isn't enough space for all of us, and so finding spare rooms or something is hectic, and it's near impossible to get from classroom to classroom. Not only this, but trips have lessened and/or became worse over the years. What I mean by this is that in year 7, I went Thorpe park. From that moment on, trips have become less often, and aren't very good. In the entire 5 and a bit years, I have been at this school, I have been on 3 trips, whereas my younger sister (who goes bullers and has been there for 4 and a bit years) has been to many different places, I lose count. Also, may I complain about our old Headmaster, Mr Paul Murphy. He was the nicest person actually in that school, and he goes all behind our backs and did what he did. No one knew about this. Linking back to the school wanting us to be 'the best', they make sure that all their students are behaving perfectly when Ofsted comes, and if not they will punish severely. If Ofsted wasn't there, none of that would happen. The school basically lies to the council to make sure the school stay open. And my final point is bullying. I have been a victim of bullying and loneliness and anxiety all my life, since year 2. I thought that it would all change when I went to TRS, but it got worse, and there was no one to help me. The most recent case is where boys were calling me a very rude name (I will not say, it may upset..) and it took the school 2 months to actually decide to do something about it, which I think is shocking. So, i warn you now. DO NOT SNED YOUR CHILD HERE!!