Hillingdon Primary Schools, Secondary Schools & PreSchools in the RAF Northolt area

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Caring, energetic, motivated staff and a fun and stimulating environment for children. Excellent.

Great little preschool in the heart of Pinner. It’s been running for over 50 years and is a charity managed by a committee of parents supported by professional staff. All decisions are made with the children’s best interests at heart and not based purerly on the bottom line. Parents have a real involvement. The staff are professional and caring. And the kids love it there. Mine did!

My Son has been with cheeky chums for over a year. I am extremely satisfied with the nursery. The staff is very warm and friendly and quickly develop a strong bond with the children. The children are well settled and the facilities are good. The staff and the key person work really hard and help children pick up skills and help them be more independent and ready for school. The key person works with the parents and provide inputs and feedback from time to time on the children's development. A big thumbs-up from me!

Extremely satisfied with my experience at Cheeky Chums Pinner. My daughter has only attended the nursery for one year and I have seen tremendous development in her overall personality. She has liked going to nursery from the first day, all thanks to the caring and welcoming staff. She has grown confident and independent. Like the fact that I am able to see her performance through the log on my phone. Feedback sessions are good. Highly recommend the nursery.

One of the most amazing nurseries ive been couldnt be happier with the care they provide i feel safe knowing such lovely and caring team was looking after my child! Approachable staff and always polite! Always recommend it to my friends! Well done St Richards for being amazing!!!

St Richards nursery best childcare in northolt

Awsome school and my daughter will got the highschool asswell

Studied here before the name changed but it still still good school as i hear now.

Used to be a student here and this school got worse with Mr. Corish as headteacher tbh. GCSE students have one week and a few days of Easter as well as one week of Christmas just for 7 weeks of Summer. This makes it harder for GCSE and A-Level students to revise here. The days are even made longer! And that wouldn't have been much of a problem if the school started a bit later like 9:30, BUT NO. The school would benefit from starting later in the morning, especially as most students take school buses, which from Hayes to Ickenham can lead to a lot of traffic. Also would give students more time to mentally prepare themselves for the day. BAD MOVE SWITCHING FORM TIME AS THE LAST LESSON OF THE DAY. This means if there's the usual traffic to school that makes students late, then they've missed some valuable education time in the morning. Yes, the buses may arrive a little earlier, but that doesn't prevent traffic. While the staff and teachers are pretty good overall, the system is quite harsh to sixth formers, as they're not allowed to go outside during their free periods (Felt like a prison). Most teachers aren't afraid to emphasise expectations of students. One teacher I had expected the whole of my chem/bio set 2 class to get A's in our GCSE's without knowing much of our situations. It was moments like these that were quite frustrating, as they laid unnecessary pressure on students. If you have autism or ADHD, don't go to this school. I can speak out for autism: you will be misunderstood by everyone including the counsellor, and likely be seen as weird by most people at school; super frustrating. And they don't really want to transfer students to different GCSE classes unless they really have to. Like after a few months of doing French for GCSE, I expressed my concern of doing something else like geography or going to the library instead to focus on other revision, but they kept refusing until I had a panic attack over it ONE YEAR LATER. All that time I've been anxious about this and there were willing to make my depression even worse all for their convenience and not the students. They don't really listen to what the student wants until the student does something about it, and often I've seen disobedience to specific subject teachers because the student had previously voiced their concern about not wanting to do such an optional subject yet still weren't listened to until they kept trying to disrupt the lesson FOR THEIR OWN FUTURE. It's no wonder the school has gone from 'Outstanding' to 'Good' ever since Mr. Korish has taken over. If you can, try and find a better high school for GCSE's. You don't want to go to a school that looks more like a prison and makes students speak into a security gate every time they walk between campuses. No thank you. The canteen makes you have to wait to eat at a certain time to reduce overcrowding (unless you're Y11, you get priority), which can make it frustrating if you need to get food quickly. Also drinks are overpriced, like a small carton of orange squash for 60p-£1 last time I remember. I've heard plenty a friend complain about unfair teachers though, as some will divide students between 'good' and 'bad', and they will happily try to give detentions to 'bad' people for silly reasons like sneezing and coughing, A NATURAL HUMAN PROCESS THEY CAN'T HELP. Some teachers are de-motivational and biased in treatment towards 'bad' kids. Felt like they were picking on them more sometimes, and I've genuinely felt sorry for some of them. So they focus more on 'bad' students and less on rewarding 'good' students. This is a Catholic School, so bear in mind R.E GCSE is compulsory. A 7 week summer holiday can be good for planning holidays before GCSE's start. And school buses can be convenient. Though try not to go here for a GCSE's if you can, especially if you have a mental health difficulty like ASD, as this school lacks mental health first aid and I've always felt misunderstood by the counsellor; she is a kind lady who does try what she can, but that is only my case out of many.

Great school! It's my 3rd year here. Love it lots! Education is exemplary and the staff are amazing! I'm deeply in love with this school!! The school cares 4 us and r education. Do send ur children here!! #douayrocks

I went to this school myself and I could remember how shy I was about having a new beginning and making new friends , well that all changed when I went to this school. It's like it's a second family to you as it gives you so many opportunities. It gives you a range of sports such as tag rugby, cross country, netball and many more. This school gives you so much memories that you will never forget. The teachers are all so ecstatic about teaching and all have faith in the pupils. This school is truly amazing to be in!

I went to St Helens my self and I loved it there as it provides perfect opportunities to learn and do your own thing A truly outstanding school

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Amazing experience. The teachers are really friendly and address individual problems effectively and efficiently, so that the students can perform better. I have really enjoyed my time at regent college.

Well its not 5 star cuz it's expensive but not that expensive. .. its around 100 bucks for each exam to redo

Such a good school near northolt such a caring loving and wonderful school always encourages you to try your best and they say who did good and not who did bad but the ones that need to work on it a little bit more highly recommend you to check it out

nice school i went here until 2015.

Fantastic School highly Recommended The headteacher is like no other I’ve ever come across. Seems his heart is in his job and he wants all his flock to succeed and flourish helping them however the School can. Had a Son and several nieces and nephews attend here All absolutely loved their schooling experience. Really understanding and caring ethics and it really shows in the children.

The head teacher is amazing and very supportive. There is always areas to improve but they do listen and do try to address them.great school

I think Deanesfield Primary School should be closed down... There are numerous amount of teachers PICKING (yes picking) on children for no reason when I was in year 3 there was a teacher which kept picking on me. She also kept bullying me she kept saying I loved someone when I did not and also she kept on saying Im a chatter box! However though, something even more terrible happened this year TODAY. I am still in this school, by the way.So what happened is that one of my friends kept getting bullied by this person called James and non of the teachers believed that person which was getting bullied by James. So one day a teacher found out and I told her everything (my other friend told one of the teachers and that friend of mine told everything about my plan to James) and guess what I told her non of the teachers believed him and that I was trying to help him so she said that it's not my job of helping and she just didn't care and let JAMES OFF! YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MAD I AM THAT TEACHER IS BETTER OF UNNAMED OR ELSE ONE OF THE TEACHERS MIGHT FIND OUT. THAT TEACHER CAN GET ARRESTED FOR NOT STOPPING SOMEONE BULLY SOMEONE... THIS SCHOOL MUST BE CLOSED DOWN¬!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I really loved that School! I was in Deanesfield for 4 years, also there is a ridiculous part happened at that school. I was in year 2 for 3 months but after the 3 months the teachers and the principal thought I was getting bullied, but what they did they held me back to Nursery. My Mum was getting really mad about it and doesn't wanna put me in the baby section. She had to do it because she would get into a LOT of trouble if she doesn't obey the rules! But things are like getting OK and the Nursery hadn't had any bullies in it and I made a few friends on that Nursery only that is bigger like me. I used to get in troubles lots of times but I can't help it. It was my Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). What is Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder? It affects children and teens and can continue into adulthood. ADHD is the most commonly diagnosed mental disorder of children. Children with ADHD may be hyperactive and unable control their impulses. Or they may have trouble paying attention. That's all about it. If the School see this comment, is me. Jack Greenhalgh, your older pupil. I am very learned and doing my spellings and grammar. I'm 11 years old I'm in year 6 in Hedgewood School. That's my higher rank.

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Caring and dedicated staff. The pupils are happy and safe. Modern and state-of-the-art facilities. Support staff aid physical, social and emotional growth and well-being of pupils. The school caters for pupils with physically impairment, learning difficulties, behavioural issues and those with complex medical needs.

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