Ipswich Academy

The school's great and I managed to get all A-Cs in my GCSEs in August so the teaching is going well. However, i did see people being bullied in the school sometimes right in front of teachers and they don't do anything but honestly most bullying is dealt with and it is taken very seriously. The teachers are nice and they care for the students' education. Classrooms can be a bit dirty and corridors can be quite cramped but overall this school is a 4/5

Mr Rivett is an egghead, he pulls his knickers down Infront of me and gives head, he calls me niggar and sucks Mr Thorp's bumhole

This schools support system for people with mental health is diabolical, they have no understanding on it whatsoever and instead of trying to listen they disregard your feelings. Although some teachers are nice, for the majority this school is awful and I would never send my own child to somewhere like this.

The school claims to be lgbtq+ friendly and even put up posters all over the school yet do nothing about students that are homophobic. They’re more concerned with low level chatter than they are with dealing with these low level issues now that will rise into much bigger ones in future. I’ve noticed how some teachers abuse their power with some whilst they favour others. However, some teachers at the school are good at their job and make the lessons endurable. In terms of bullying they don’t do a whole lot unless you are the one to insist they do something rather they notice the situation themselves. It’s not an environment as a student i feel safe or happy to come into and school becomes something to just get through because there’s no other option. When it comes to food there’s just never enough of the most popular choices. When this is complained about that there isn’t enough food we were told that there is enough. As students we aren’t being heard even with those meetings.

It’s inadequate. Even after years, it’s still inadequate. I’ve been there through the changes of sponsors and all, I’ve been there for when the ofsted reports went from bad to okay. And it felt like nothing had changed. It was as if the school got better at covering up their tracks of inadequacy. I understand how difficult it is to teach children, but this whole school is just reactive rather than proactive. Things will never change until they tackle underlying issues such as bullying, which of course they do not. Many things don’t get passed on, the communication between students and teachers is quite poor (even teachers and teachers have bad communication, it always feels like they don’t come to a consensus.)

I think that it is a good school. However, the floors are always dirty and classrooms could be bigger. Some students are homophobic, not many, but a few. Some act annoying and think that they are the best and speak too much slang and it gets on my nerves. It's a good school, 3 stars.

Eh could be better, teachers don’t actually care about bullying as much as they go on about it, things meant to be confidential arent very confidential, people outright homophobic or racist towards people never face consequences. The issue isn’t with teaching or academically, it’s with the students.

It's not that good. I can get through the day. Most teachers are annoying some are really nice. The school day feels longer than it should be and overall. 2 stars