The Streetly Academy

Cheese everywhere. Pizzinis and bread rolls flying across a block and here's this one teacher who picks his nose.i am disappointed at the hygiene because there it's wet toilet paper hanging of the cieling.theres a wierd kid who has prime and it's fake, I put soap in his prime and he was mad(it was fake). The pe teacher doesn't let me wear grey socks.an arctic wolf furrie roams around the school freely.my skins randomly starts shedding wich is wierd to...I can't control it:(

During my time at streetly, the minimal has been done to support those who have come forward about bullying or harassment within the school, if they have felt comfortable enough to say anything, plus depending on the set, in higher sets, there are better teachers who do teach, but in lower sets, the teachers are more relaxed, and tend not to teach the class. Multipul times i have had teachers who have spoken to their favourite students for the majority of the class period, instead of teaching, which has caused content to be missed or barely focused on due to a lack of time until exams. There have been instances in which pupils with physical disabilities have not been able access parts of the school, such as upstairs A block (which is the majority of maths classrooms), and also upstairs E block, which is the entirety of geography, which could put pupils in the younger years at a disadvantage, because geography from years 7 to 9 is a requirement.

Too many NQTs who are instructed by over confident leaders or poorly trained mid leaders. Geography and history departments good, most others bad. Science being particularly awful. Behaviour isn't managed, teachers chew gum and go on snap chat in lessons. Food used to be good, but now is slush and minimal portions. (If your lucky to get any without being screamed at) Covid precisions are poor at best, more of an anti mask movement than safety. If you are in top set your fine because you have the 1 good teacher in the department, other than that it's pretty dismal. Seems like they have 10 senior leaders? Not sure why? Money could be better spent. Too many children need tutors to do well in their GCSES, and university applications arnt optimistic considering the catchment area. Chrome books are okay but IT support isn't funded enough to support the constant damages so the poorest students are left out. Similarly high achievers arnt pushed and many fail to meet there potential. Bit too much confidence amongst many staff and parents due to being on one side of the wealth gap and hence the top end of the sets. Overall disappointing and too mixed to be good.

Too many NQTs who are instructed by teachers who aren't up to scratch due to 'over confident in there ability' leaders. A few good departments like Geography and History, however too many bad departments. For example science is particularly awful. Behaviour getting worse, teachers chewing gum in lessons, very little COVID safety measurements, more of an anti mask movement. Wouldn't recommend, avoid if possible, otherwise the only chance of surviving is being in top set where you might not get an NQT. Food used to be really good, now it's just slush with minimal portions. Just like the OFSTED report said 'too mixed to be good'. Has a nasty habit of punishing the group rather than the individual. Disappointing really due to the catchment area.