Schools in Huddersfield, UK

“This school couldn’t care less if your child needs extra support they are very slack when it comes to helping they talk the talk but still no help , and god…”

“Most of the teachers I have are relatively nice, and do genuinely care about the pupils’ education.”

“Year 7 and 8 weren’t great but year 10 and 11 cancel it out. The teachers were friendly and supportive and I saw a lot of improvement in the school during the…”

“Some good areas some bad ones, firstly why on gods earth do they care so much about what we look like, I mean it’s honestly ridiculous how much of a faff it is…”

“As a higher achieving pupil, I've never experienced this personally but teachers and staff tend to be heavily prejudiced against students that regularly…”

“Do not care about mentally ill, neuro-divergent or generally disabled pupils. Terribly funded in the science department and very understaffed.”

“Absolutely the worst school. This school put me through hell for the full 5 years constant bullying people constantly making issues for me teachers being too…”

“Told lgbtq+ kid that they're not allowed to wear pin, and that they can't be lgbtq+ because they're "too young to know". Also don't handle bulling well at all”

“it's just that the attitude of the teachers towards the children is unacceptable, they take the clothes and backpacks and throw them on the ground, I'm…”

“My child has come on in leaps and bounds since starting at Brooksbank. Lovely friends, great teachers, thorough teaching of GCSE subjects, good extra curricula…”

“Don’t sent your child here. Do your research. Racism, is ripe in this school. They don’t like to admit it - it’s a sad world we live in.”

“Honestly an amazing school. The staff are so kind to many of the children as well as the education they give.”

“Almondbury Playgroup is a warm and friendly environment for children to play and learn. The staff do a fantastic job of preparing kids for Reception as well as…”

“St. Patrick’s is a great school and positive community, encouraging everyone to learn at a steady pace without pressuring them.”

“I worked at Cross Lane Primary School many years ago, and unfortunately my experience was extremely traumatic.”