Forest Hill School

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1. Mohammed Safaa ★★★★★

   This school is great for education as it helps both personal education and teamwork. It might have some flaws but the good things are more.

   almost 3 years ago
2. Mugi M ★☆☆☆☆

   This school is one of the worst i have ever been to. Like i bet i am payed more than all the teachers there. My budget for sweets is probably higher than the schools annual one. And dont be fooled when it says performing arts. Having a drama lesson every other term dont make it a performing arts school sir. And they make u stand behind ur chair

   almost 4 years ago
3. J K ★★★★★

   Most teachers go above and beyond. Our son got excellent results and made many lovely friends at the school, continuing into sixth form. If your son works hard and behaves he will do well at this school. The staff genuinely care about the boys. They work long hours, often going above and beyond. The exam results speak for themselves. Perhaps more importantly, the pastoral care is outstanding. Problems get sorted out, not brushed under the carpet. It’s a South London boys secondary school and the school reflects this. They proactively support LGBT and the BLM movement.

   almost 4 years ago

1. Naseem Akhter ★★★★★

   The school has been supportive throughout both my sons schooling. What I have really appreciated was the direct contact and support from the individual subject teachers. Anytime I had a query or needed information the teachers have been quick to respond. This is quite unusual for large secondary schools. The extra curriculum activities available have been excellent. Overall Forest hill boys is a good school where the boys excel and also able build strong friendships.

   almost 4 years ago
2. N K ★★★★★

   We are so happy to send our son to Forest Hill and he appreciates all the hard work his teachers put in both in class and with extra curricular opportunities. He has had some amazing opportunities such as theatre trips, sports clubs, a trip to Germany to the Christmas markets, visits from authors and creative workshops. This school is a proper, inclusive comprehensive school in the best sense and as a clever, creative lad he is given plenty of challenge and guidance. Expectations of him are high. Not only that, but as our local community school he still gets to hang out with friends he had at nursery and primary school as well as meeting a lovely bunch of new friends.

   almost 4 years ago

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