My son went here for a very short time when we returned to Brentford. He was bullied and excluded by the other children. The teachers did very little about it. He was even bullied by a teacher who criticised him in class about us raising issues with the front office. Very unprofessional.
From a teaching point of view they are very clearly focused on results, so if your child is a performer then this could be a great school as their results demonstrate. But if your child needs any kind of support, especially with mild mental health issues I would think carefully. Sometimes a child’s mental health should be treated with higher importance than results, but I guess it is only the results that get new children and funding.
The pushiness and language used by many of the parents going into and out of the school in the mornings is staggering. No respect or consideration of others as you enter the school with some parents even abusing others for not doing what they think is right. The language used by some of the parents is more suited to a pub brawl than a school yard. My wife was even aggressively confronted outside the school grounds by one of the mothers of a bully. Her son, knowing he was close to getting in trouble told his mum that my son was the bully, and like a piece of low class scum, accosted my wife outside the grounds. The school did little about this.
While this would be a great school for many, and maybe atart8ng late was our problem, for me it is more about the happiness and stability of my child, than the results they get at that age.
Marcel Nembhard (EndeyPlayz)
I used to go there and it was awesome!
Kumeeh kumaarke
Thanks for your hard work for the children in Lionel
Lexielovesyou_
Year 4 Poplar lovin’ miss Kearny <3
Gg
I was a student there and I have to say, it was the best.
From a teaching point of view they are very clearly focused on results, so if your child is a performer then this could be a great school as their results demonstrate. But if your child needs any kind of support, especially with mild mental health issues I would think carefully. Sometimes a child’s mental health should be treated with higher importance than results, but I guess it is only the results that get new children and funding.
The pushiness and language used by many of the parents going into and out of the school in the mornings is staggering. No respect or consideration of others as you enter the school with some parents even abusing others for not doing what they think is right. The language used by some of the parents is more suited to a pub brawl than a school yard. My wife was even aggressively confronted outside the school grounds by one of the mothers of a bully. Her son, knowing he was close to getting in trouble told his mum that my son was the bully, and like a piece of low class scum, accosted my wife outside the grounds. The school did little about this.
While this would be a great school for many, and maybe atart8ng late was our problem, for me it is more about the happiness and stability of my child, than the results they get at that age.