Archbishop Sancroft High School (A Church of England Academy)
How would you rate Archbishop Sancroft High School (A Church of England Academy)?
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Based on 7 reviews and 63 answers
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Average of 7 reviews with area ratings
- Staff3.0
- Communication2.9
- Outdoor environment2.9
- Activities2.9
- Safety2.7
- Indoor environment2.7
- Food2.6
- Education2.4
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- Student1.05 November 2024
horrible school
right this place has removed the doors to the school toilets while well knowing people will skip lesson somewhere else anyway, half the time youre being screamed at to put your blazer on even when you dont want to (ITS JUST AN ITEM OF CLOTHING) they take away your basic human right to go to the toilet no matter how desperate you are, and majority of the children are a victim of bullying because of how badly the students and even sometimes the teachers treat them.
- Other1.027 September 2024
Needs urgent improvements
Throughout our time here the school has displayed lack of care, the school fails to support kids with mental health issues if an absence is due to mental health the school marks it as unauthorised, even though the department of education state any mental health absence should be marked as authorised, this school makes up it’s own decisions and rules on whether an absence is authorised or not even when a parent calls to report the absence and an illness. So a student can very quickly rack up a lo...
- Former Student2.017 July 2024
Not good
It’s okay it is not bad and not good at the same time the school meals are average they don’t taste good I my opinion , the female students role up their skirts to high which may lead to the cause of kidnapping, sexual assault or sexual harassment when walking or coming back from school.There are a lot of cussing there which is not good for younger students arriving at the high school for a new experience .An issue there are not only students cussing bad and inappropriate language but also the...
- Former Student3.027 April 2022
It’s average
Okay so I’m going to put it simply if you are not a student who gets top grades you won’t be offered many experiences. When I was here I was also quite annoyed about how students got treated differently because of you’re grade. As someone who was a MAP I only got offered experiences when they were offered to my whole year. I even spoke out about how we should get more opportunities but nothing was done. I think it’s an alright school but I won’t rave about it. I did have a good learning experience here and I’m not going to lie about that, I just think more should be done for the majority of student who are a MAP instead of it all being directed towards HAPs.
- Former Student4.021 July 2021
My experience at ASHS
At ASHS there is a large sense of community between the students and teachers,whenever I raise an issue to a member of staff I feel listened to. There is a diversity group and they are a safe space for and help people from all backgrounds. The school also raises money and awareness for mental health issues and it feels like a lot of the teachers genuinely care about you as a person. Of course like any school there are some teachers that aren't like this and that I dislike but when I've spoken to...
- Former Student1.017 April 2021
dont even think about going here
dont go here. unless your a top grade student or pretty in socity standards they dont care about you. i was bullied for my entire 5 years there and instead of fixing the issue they said "well they have issues at home" i was literally getting told to yeet myself but apparently "its life so i need to expect to meet bad people" one time i had an anxiety attack because these girls were constantly saying things about me when i walked near them, and instead of dealing with it they told me "stop or ill do you for defiance" an awful school that only cares about grades
- Former Student1.026 August 2020
Archbishop Sancroft High School
I went to ASHS and I strongly recommend NOT going there I am dyslexic and cannot tell the time and don’t know any times tables, no body at ASHS found this out or helped me with these problems even when I asked for help. I was being severely bullied and made teachers aware of this and they did nothing and said “just ignore it and don’t retaliate”. I also struggled with depression and anxiety as a result of being bullied day in day out infront of teachers as well as other pupils. I was being bullied during a lesson and the teacher that was on the table told me to ignore it so I left the classroom left the school passed the office where the lady said goodbye and in the middle of the school day I went for a walk and returned 2hrs later when I was greeted by the teachers at lunch. No body knew or asked where I was my parents didn’t know and I returned to school without question. I dropped out and passed my GCSEs but I do not recommend Archbishop Sancroft High School.
