St Peter's Church of England Aided School
How would you rate St Peter's Church of England Aided School?
Reviews
Based on 10 reviews and 74 answers
Ratings by area
Average of 8 reviews with area ratings
- Activities3.8
- Education3.6
- Safety3.5
- Indoor environment3.5
- Food3.5
- Staff3.1
- Communication3.1
- Outdoor environment3.0
Read everything about the school
Get full access with SchoolParrot Premium.
Only available on SchoolParrot
- Student2.05 October 2026
Review 2 star
The teachers don't really help me with my disabilities and they think I don't look like I have a mental disability so they just think I muck about on purpose or become angry for no reason also the people in my school especially my English class who takes the Mick out of me for no reason
- Student1.013 April 2025
Students
Shocking school. Cameras in all of the students toilets which look over the cubicles?! Got dodgy phone pouches and after school need to wait in big line where people barge elbow and hit you. Teachers walk in toilets without giving warnings, While in Isolation your not allowed to eat until 20 minutes towards the end of lunchtime (around 1:45pm).
- Parent5.03 December 2024
Great school
Excellent school, loads on for the kids. Focused on being kind and caring. My children love it.
- Former Student2.04 July 2023
What you should know before applying your kid to St Peter’s
I used to have a tutor who got suspended multiple times for inappropriate behaviour between students I asked the head teacher why he is still allowed in this school after calling many girls pretty fat shaming a boy and putting his hand on a girls thigh. Two years later he told us he was retiring but he works in another facility. There’s a women who needs male validation from yr 11 students who recently have left due to GCSEs. When I was in yr 8 of this school I watched someone get yelled at by the teacher for not being able to read very well she asked for a reading ruler and the teacher said no and made her continue reading out until she was crying her eyes out. There were rats under the bleachers and we weren’t allowed in there for a couple weeks. The headteacher doesn’t leave his office and doesn’t make effort to connect with pupils. On our leavers assembly right after our head of year gave a lovely speech the head teacher came out. He said he sometimes sees us in shops and thinks to himself he might be able to guess our name and expected us to clap after this was said. Whereas our head of year was lovely and actually resolved issues as well as the school Chaplin and our old head of behaviour this is why I’m giving the school two stars. They would catch up on people who have to go to i.e ( internal exclusion) on the days they found out offsted came so the ‘naughty kids’ wouldn’t get in the way of their report. The only thing I think I’ll pass is maths because the only helpful teacher I actually got was a teacher called ms England and another good one was mr brown
- Student1.029 March 2023
Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Yeah thankssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
- Student1.07 March 2023
awful teacher
horrible school there is a teacher with a bald spot at the back of his head and he seems to enjoy bossing kids about.
- Student5.04 October 2022
St Peter’s
I have been here since year 7 and enjoy every part of it! Teachers are lovely! And the whole environment is brilliant if you don’t make it hard for yourself! I am part of the student council and I love working beside the teachers to make our school a better place!
- Student3.029 January 2021
St. Peter’s Exeter
Kids are stuck up all they care about is stuff school can’t deal with bullying either teachers aren’t great
- Student3.011 December 2020
St peter
Some good staff education is pretty standard very good extra curricular sports overall it’s alright
- Former Student4.021 November 2020
Languages, extra curricular and bullying
I thrived at St Peter's. Many of the departments are amazing and there are so many wonderful teachers who will do anything to help you achieve the grades you're capable of. However, St Peter's has lost its reputation of having an exceptional Modern Foreign Languages department. So if languages are really important to you or your child, I would not recommend St Peter's. That being said, they offer a huge range of extra curricular activities that allow you to unlock your potential and build your character as well as teaching you how to cooperate with other students on projects that you would not be able to complete alone. I am an trans student and the school was ever so accepting and helped me to take the first steps in accepting who I was and stopping gender and sexuality based bullying from other students. All in all, I am very proud to have been a student at St Peter's and hope that people will continue to thrive in this amazing school.