Bradley Stoke Community School

Bad if you have adhd, autism, anxiety, depression ect like mental health issues or hidden disabilities it's hell if you got somthing like cerebral palsy it's good but any hidden issues they don't care. Teachers like to think they always right they ain't. Also a student in my year group sexually assaulted and harassed 20 female and male students, evidence was give to the school but turns out his mam works for the trust and he got away with it, got give no consequences at all and he did this for last 2yrs of school. Some teachers are okay others are very bad. Not a long enough lunch time you get 30 mins to eat and chill before right back to class meaning you need to rush food cuz the queues are crazy long so by the end of it you have 5-10mins to eat. Foods just meh used to be much better but cuz covid it all changed and just was urgh. If ur dyslexic also don't bother here I never got any support I was fully diagnosed so was my siblings we all have additional needs and the school has failed both me and my younger sis and has almost failed my younger bro. It's not as bad as some schools but abbywood and Winterbourne are better for those wiv hidden disabilities. If your LGBTQ+ when I was there (I left 2021) it's hell expect to be bullied and teachers to refuse to call u by ur preferred name or pronouns ect. Uniform policy is bs ngl especially the trousers situation it's hell the top and jumper ain't too bad but would much rather of had for pe atleast a hoodie instead jumper so if rained my hair wouldn't get soaked and look like rats tails all day

its ok, unorganized usually, some teachers ok, others annoying and biased. seems too focused on grades and not the students

It's all right for some but in general it's not good at all