The Tiffin Girls' School
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Go to SchoolParrot for Schools- Former Student1.04 September 2024
Problematic
strongly advise against attending Tiffin Girls School. My experience there years ago was deeply troubling, particularly regarding pastoral care. In Year 7, I faced severe bullying from a popular girl, which quickly escalated to the entire year turning against me. This shattered my self-confidence, leading me to avoid extracurricular activities for fear of ridicule. My anxiety reached a point where I dreaded going out in public, convinced that I would be laughed at, which severely impacted my ac...
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- Student4.07 March 2024
AMAZING!
I HAVE JUST JOINED THE SCHOOL QUITE A WHILE AGO AND THE TEACHERS ARE SO SUPPORTIVE AND KIND TO YOU! THIS SCHOOL IS GREAT FOR ANY CHILD WHO WANTS A SAFE AND FREE LEARNING EXPERIENCE!!!
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- Former Student1.018 March 2023
Poor Mental Health
I’m a former student who left Tiffin Girls’ just under two years ago for another school. A core reason for that is mental health - specifically, the school’s treatment of students with mental health issues. Tiffin Girls’ may look academically strong, but the school fails to deal with mental health issues in an appropriate manner. I struggled with symptoms of anxiety and depression from Years 7 through to 11. At no point in my school career was this ever dealt with professionally - instead of be...
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- Student1.021 January 2023
School cares about grades not students
School cares about grades not students. Unhealthy environment. Lots of girls have mental health problems due to pressure school puts on students.
- Student1.09 January 2023
Don’t go to this school
Not a good school. Students work hard and get privately tutored to get A* grades teachers expect of students. Behaviour of senior teachers can be extremely toxic and unacceptable.
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- Former Student4.09 January 2023
Good school i guess
yeah its a good school i guess
- Student1.031 December 2022
Avoid at all costs
School cares more about reputation than development and welfare of students. Mental health of students is awful. Only good thing is that the other girls at the school are lovely.
- Parent2.019 October 2022
Poor Mental Health Support
As noted in earlier reviews mental health support is very poor and ignored at the school. Academics may look great but at what cost to students health.
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- Student2.09 October 2022
kinda stressful
the environment is very competitive, and in year 10/11 its really stressful, especially if you take spanish gcses mental health support is terrible, panic attacks in school not dealt with properly acedemic-wise its very good compared to other schools
- Student3.030 June 2022
my personal experience
good: good facilities, good extracurricular, nice community, mostly good teachers bad: so stressful. i remember in y8 i was literally depressed for nearly 3 months due to all the pressure from my parents and teachers. and in y9 i literally tried to kms. but tbh this is all biased bc that was a problem to do with me and not really the school so most students probably won’t go through that. though it’s true that it is a trend for most students like me to go to good schools like tiffin and whatever. i'm doing better now but i still think back to those times quite a lot.
