Schools in Nottingham NG3, UK

“Absolute hell. Does nothing about bullying even when they say they can help, turn a blind eye to sexual harassment.”

“THIS SKL IS SO SHIT AND THEY SAIDTHEY CARE ABOUT OUR MENTAL HEALTHS BUT THEY DONT THEY ONLY CARE ABOUT OUR UNFORM AND OUR EDUCATION MORE THEN OUR MENTAL HEALTH…”

“Worst experience with mental health "support". Patronising mentor who clearly didn't know what he was talking about claimed he had "cured me" of my diagnosed…”

“The schools is okay. They are focused on the behaviour that no one follows anyways and instead they should focus on the quality of their education.”

“It is unbelievable that this woman was ever able to become a headteacher, given how horrid she was to children at one of her previous schools.”

“The school is amazing. I am a nanny for some of the children. There is a variety and well organised after school clubs that happen.”

“Currently a student here. Communication lacks, we are often confused as to work and dates and deadlines. The teachers don't contact each other.”

“Homophobia and Transphobia run rampant through the halls, bullies relentlessly attack their peers and disrupt lesson without consequence, and mental health is…”

“Really good school , they have got new teachers that I haven’t met but they look like muppets”

“This school is great but the teachers aren’t so great. If u talk once they scream at u. Overall 7.5/10”

“Went To This School Since Nursery And Some Really Fun And Great Teachers But Also A Few Really Mean And Bias Ones.”

“Hosca and the school are not linked tother but share the same playground. Hosca is non profit organisation so maybe that's why alot of issues concerning staff…”

“A culture of parent blame. Reported us to social services the day before school summer holidays without any prior communication.”

“I would not recommend this school to anyone. Some of the staff and leaders are extremely unprofessional, inconsiderate, uncaring and insensitive.”

“Very lax attitude towards bullying. Aggressive children have free reign over classrooms and they know it.”

“Shocking. I put my daughter in year 2 from another school. After days she came out pale in pain.”