Garforth Academy
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Based on 7 reviews and 53 answers
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Average of 6 reviews with area ratings
- Safety3.0
- Activities3.0
- Education2.7
- Staff2.7
- Indoor environment2.3
- Communication2.2
- Food2.2
- Outdoor environment2.0
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- Student1.03 March 2025
Bad rules and doesn't support students
The school is very over crowded and doesn't support it's students
- Student4.013 November 2024
Amazing school!
Amazing school, does need work on crowded corridors. Need toilet pass to go to toilet during lesson. Other than that amazing all teachers are nice, I think this school is outstanding keep up the good work Garforth!
- Other1.017 June 2024
just no
Horrible teachers Too strict Don’t let you do anything Would rather let you pee yourself than go to the toilet Overall just bad,
- Parent1.030 May 2024
Garforth academy
Rubbish school Awful headteacher Awful teachers
- Student1.018 May 2024
Very bad rules and very overcrowded too many students
It is too overcrowded and the teachers are blind to bullies
- Former Student1.025 April 2024
Shit site
Staff have no respect don’t shut up and the only good thing is the scran
- Former Student3.03 October 2022
Ok school, bumped into a few issues
Okish school. Most teachers were nice, though some were rather strict. Didn't support mental health at all untill i started my diagnosis process, and then it was questionable at most. Really depended on what teachers you had, though most of the mental health team were lovely. Pasta and toast was suprisingly nice, as was the food in the vending machines, though i can't say i liked the rest of the food. Toilets entrance didn't have a door, which i didnt like. So many students. Despite the split breaks to try lessen crowding, it was abaolutely packed at breaks and lunches. You arent allowed to use the toilet unless you have a toilet pass. Some teachers let you go if you really have to, but most would not. Absolute hell if you have mobility issues. Tiny stairs everywhere, not to mention a few big stairs. If you have to avoid stairs then you had to go a very long way, and even then some areas would be unreachable. I had a friend on crutches for a while and she fell down them several times, but still had to go to lessons.