Schools in East Dunbartonshire Council, UK

“teachers care more about how the school is perceived from the public rather than the actual pupils.”

“Probably about 2.5 stars but yk. So many teachers are transphobic, homophobic etc. and i know it’s a religious school but making students do re all 6 years of…”

“Supposed to be a centre for excellence with a specialist unit for autism. They are absolutely clueless and don't care.”

“Finshed in June. It was a average 7 years, bullying was high rates for my class but. Most children are well behaved and overall the staff was the best.”

“Im not sure what it is but its either that we don't want to be there or that the teachers don't teach well but the majority of students aren't passing tests…”

“Normally highschool good teachers but the mental health department is not that great all they do is recommend clubs to people (info from friend who asked for…”

“The school is alright but they barely handle bullying and if someone lies the guidance team will not listen and you get told it’s ur fault”

“teachers reward pupils for bad behaviour and the head teacher mrs daniel’s seems to bond with bad behaved children and seems to ignore the hard working pupils.”

“A very beautiful, homely and friendly environment for kids to learn. I love the staff and management at lennoxtown primary, wonderful school”

“Bearsden primary has a fantastic outdoor space and great teaching staff. The only fault I can say is that the building is really old.”

“The class teachers themselves are very nice but the heads could do with replacing. They are more interested in their reputation than the kids in their care.”

“Terrible school with senior management team who are more concerned with covering for themselves than actually supporting the children in their care.”

“I wouldn't ever consider sending my child to this school:( it is not a safe environment, there is ongoing bullying and a lot of racism amongst pupils & staff.”

“shit. if u don’t eat u get it in trouble, once locked a autistic person in a room?! there is more but to much to say”