Private school in Glasgow

“Excellent nursery staff all very approachable and my son loves coming here”

“The staff and pupils for the high school are very friendly loved it amazing place definitely recommend for any upcoming studies from 3-18”

“Great nursery, my boy went here for 3 years and was perfect away from home care as Nursery is perfect size for children to interact with each other and not too big that he could hide! He started a quiet shy boy and left a very confident young man. Owner and staff are great with the kids I would recommend this as a must go and see if you are looking for child care!”

“I cannot recommend this nursery enough. Although he only attended for a short time, my son thrived here. We only moved as a Council place became available closer to our home and, I must say, I actually prefer Pride & Joy in many ways (even though I often heard from other parents that local authority centres were "better"). The communication here is excellent, having now experienced another nursery. For me, I loved reading about my son's day via the app - the staff regularly posted updates throughout the day. The fact that naps and meals were recorded (even nappy changes) helped me to plan our evening, knowing if we had a cranky/hungry child coming home or not! Our new nursery doesn't record things like this, or do it very sporadically. Although it used to frustrate me at the time, I now appreciate the fact that drop off and pick up was done at the door - it meant you could (usually) get some uninterrupted 121 time with staff to hear how the day went and to let them know any updates from your end. At our new nursery, it's chaotic with several parents milling about inside and I often don't get to find out how my son's day went - so now I really appreciate how things are managed at Pride & Joy! I feel it's so important to get these updates if you have a very small child or baby and it's your first experience of sending them to nursery - very comforting! The staff were excellent with my son, in particular Dionne - so kind, caring and always finding fun and creative activities for them. My son came on leaps and bounds while attending here, and became even more talkative and confident! My only slight complaint was that the kids (in the baby room) didn't seem to get out into the little garden much but I appreciate this is difficult when there is mixed ages/abilities (ie some kids like my son were older and walking while some were very small babies in arms). I have no doubt my son would have been out and about more were he there long enough to move to the "big room", and the staff did take them out for walks in the buggy, but for me outside play is important so something to consider. Wouldn't hesitate to use this nursery again in future!”

“This place is a nice building been going here for the last 5 years and this place is just a prison”

“Great school the only thing wrong is the idiots that go there the bus park is too far from the school”

“Decent school but food is shocking, either not enough food or there's just no effort put in.”

“A lot better than Bearsden and Douglas. Everyone here is nicer; more like a community rather than going to school in a warzone. Trust me. Teachers are actually nice, wanting to be friends with you. Campus may be old but the teachers teach extremely well to make up for it. Not any dirtier than bearsden. Students are nicer and better people. Accomodates people from Bearsden/Westerton, Torrance, Drumchapel, North Maryhill/Science Park and Milngavie, just to know.”

“The best school in Glasgow, all teachers are very good peoples”

“Can anyone help ? If I move to bishopbriggs g64 Will my 2 kids definitely go to bishopbriggs academy . Or they will refuse my kids there is not A space for us”