Directory overview
- 702 Total businesses
- 4.3 Average rating
- 84% With reviews
- 59% With photos
- 33 Highly rated
- 146 Open on weekends
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361 Longshaw Primary School
Address: Longshaw Rd, London E4 6LH, UKPhone: +44 20 8529 5693Website: longshawprimaryacademy.org.uk -
362 Epsom Downs Primary School & Children Centre
“Grate outstanding day necery at Tadworth. Good staffs.”
Address: Epsom Downs, St Leonards Rd, Epsom KT18 5RJ, UKPhone: +44 1737 354313Website: epsomdowns.surrey.sch.uk -
363 Milbourne Lodge Prep School
Address: Arbrook Ln, Esher KT10 9EG, UKPhone: +44 1372 462737Website: milbournelodge.co.uk
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364 Ada Lovelace Church of England High School
“An amazing school just my third week and Ⓘ love it amazing people and amazing etiquette”
Address: Park View Rd, London W5 2JX, UKPhone: +44 20 3540 0200Website: adalovelace.org.uk -
365 Clifton Primary School's
“My son jagatjit singh likes very much Clifton primary school”
Address: Clifton Rd, Southall UB2 5QP, UKPhone: +44 20 8574 5712Website: cliftonprimaryschool.com -
366 Bullers Wood School
“Very Google school to send our child to”
Address: St Nicolas Ln, Logs Hill, Chislehurst BR7 5LJ, UKPhone: +44 20 8467 2280Website: bwsgirls.org
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367 Chiswick Nursery and Pre-School Academy
“I had two of my kids spend years in Busy bees Chiswick and they were just amazing. They treated them as family and took care of them amazingly. Roxanne, Jessica, Mira, Lisa and all the other staff are just amazing.”
Address: 4 Marlborough Rd, Chiswick, London W4 4ET, UKPhone: +44 20 8742 0011Website: busybeeschildcare.co.uk -
368 Claremont High School
“As of writing this review, I'm a Year 12 student who's been in the school for almost six years, and I'm taking A-Levels in Maths, Further Maths, Physics, Computer Science and French. Thus, I feel I'm more experienced than most other reviewers to talk about the school. Firstly, let me say that this is no grammar or private school. Not everyone's parents have hundreds of thousands of pounds to send their children, and not everyone finds irrational joy in studying eight hours a day every day after school. Most people are just your average person, but for me, that's perfect. You'll get to know most of the people in your year, and perhaps in the years above and below you, too. Friendship groups form quickly and easily, and many are happy to accept other students. In the older years (Year 10 onwards), people start to socialise with others outside their friendship group, and I enjoy the social scene here. In my case, being able to talk to extremely talented people is an opportunity I wouldn't exchange for anything: I've grown attached to my friends as though they were family. And, while not everyone here is a four A*-type student, we certainly get those types: every year, we have students who get all A*s and go off to Oxford or Cambridge. If you aspire to be one of those students, don't write off Claremont just because you think you'll do better by going to another school! The teachers are also incredibly polite, for the most part. (Of course, there are teachers who the younger students would consider strict, but as you grow older, you'll see that it's just the different teaching personalities they adopt, and in reality, they aren't really that strict after all—your class were just really annoying!) They devote plenty of time and effort into ensuring every student succeeds academically and as a person. Their lessons are usually very well-planned, but their devotion to their students truly shines when one of them asks for help or discusses a topic with a teacher that they're both passionate about. This is especially helpful in the Sixth Form, where you'll often find yourself wanting to stimulate your own interest in the subject! Every week, we also hold competitions and clubs for all lower years, from sports to chess; we also have a few more unorthodox ones such as a cybersecurity/hacking club. The extracurricular scene is a bit lacking for the Sixth Form, though, but since you're allowed to leave when you don't have lessons, you probably won't need it. We have an active student body which includes a Prefect Team and a Student Voice, both of which allow students to suggest changes to improve the school. And while Claremont is by no means perfect, I thoroughly enjoy my time here, and I could not imagine having a better experience at any other school.”
Address: Claremont Ave, Harrow HA3 0UH, UKPhone: +44 20 8204 4442Website: claremont-high.org.uk -
369 Elmgrove Primary School & Nursery
“Our daughter has been going here for the last 4 years. It is wonderful to see her grow into a smart and confident girl. All the staff has been very helpful and want the children to prosper. Thank you Elmgrove family.”
Address: Kenmore Ave, Harrow HA3 8LU, UKPhone: +44 20 8909 2992Website: elmgrove.harrow.sch.uk
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370 Ellingham Primary School
Address: Ellingham Rd, Chessington KT9 2JA, UKPhone: +44 20 8397 3864Website: ellinghamschool.co.uk -
371 Regent High School
“Not sure why it's getting bad reviews - great place.”
Address: The Medburn Centre, 136 Chalton St, London NW1 1RX, UKPhone: +44 20 7387 0126Website: regenthighschool.org.uk -
372 School
Address: Westbrook Rd, Heston, Hounslow TW5 0NB, UKPhone: +44 20 8570 9942Website: westbrookprimary.com
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373 Beth Jacob Grammar School for Girls
Address: Stratford Rd, London NW4 2AT, UKPhone: +44 20 8203 4322 -
374 Enfield Grammar School (Upper)
“Unless you are given 20 substitute teachers in one year, you will do fine”
Address: Market Place, Enfield EN2 6LN, UKPhone: +44 20 8363 1095Website: enfieldgrammar.com -
375 Hampton High
“Having already had one daughter go through the school who is now in full time employment I also have a daughter in year 10. Both girls views of the school is positive. The facilities are fantastic have had a virtually complete rebuild. The teachers are a credit to the school and go out of their way to help with extra tuition and outside sporting fixtures. The new uniform is great and gives a far smarter appearance than the old one. If you are trying to decide if this school is right for your child I urge you to visit it and see for yourself the massive improvements that have been made.”
Address: Hanworth Rd, Hampton TW12 3HB, UKPhone: +44 20 8979 3399Website: hamptonhigh.org.uk
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376 Cannon Lane Primary School
Address: Cannonbury Ave, Pinner HA5 1TS, UKPhone: +44 20 8866 3536Website: cannonlaneprimary.org -
377 Downe Manor Primary School
“It is a great school you can ever go to”
Address: 1 Down Way, Northolt UB5 6NW, UKPhone: +44 20 8845 1155Website: downemanor.ealing.sch.uk -
378 Millfields Community School
“Great school! I cant believe I go to this school and it has lots of fun activities. There is a lot of work to do but nearly everything is so much fun.”
Address: Hilsea St, Lower Clapton, London E5 0SH, UKPhone: +44 20 8985 7898Website: millfields.hackney.sch.uk
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379 Langley Grammar School
“Everyone has their own experiences with all sorts of things in life. When it comes to Langley Grammar School, I would say it is neither the best school on planet nor the worst. But definitely one of the top schools in Berkshire and surrounding areas. Students as far as Hounslow and further areas travel to Grammar schools in Slough. One has to look from broader prospective. There will be some issues when it comes to managing a school with 1200+ students. You need to have positive attitude and try and sort out any issues with school rather than just passing negative comments. It will be good not only for your child but also for school as things will improve and in yhis process other students too will benifit. Overall I would rate 5* to this school, the way they managed through pandemic with minimal distrupt to students educational progress. No wonder Ofsted has rated this school Outstanding.”
Address: Reddington Dr, Langley, Slough SL3 7QS, UKPhone: +44 1753 598300Website: lgs.slough.sch.uk -
380 Raynes Park High School
“My daughter loves this school and especially the teachers!!”
Address: Bushey Rd, London SW20 0JL, UKPhone: +44 20 8946 4112Website: rphs.org.uk -
381 Central Foundation Boys’ School
“I attended this school almost 50 years ago and today I am still grateful for the education I received. I realise things have changed radically over time but from its results, it is still achieving the goal the William Rodger set for the school, which was to offer education to all, irrespective of religion, colour or social background. As the School is about to celebrate its 150 anniversary, perhaps one should remember and rework John Kennedy's remark, Ask not what the School can do for me but what I can do for the School. Cowper Street allowed me, my younger brother to achieve a university education and supported both us use during our time there.”
Address: 38 Cowper St, London EC2A 4SH, UKPhone: +44 20 7253 3741Website: centralfoundationboys.co.uk
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382 St. Anne's Catholic High School for Girls
“I haven't actually started going there my days there makes me feel that it's going to be great there I also wana say that food is brilliant there and desert are tasty”
Address: Palmers Green Campus, 6 Oakthorpe Rd, London N13 5TY, UKPhone: +44 20 8886 2165Website: st-annes.enfield.sch.uk -
383 Villiers High School
“Villiers is very very good school I enjoyed every moment in the school and the teachers are great”
Address: Boyd Ave, Southall UB1 3BT, UKPhone: +44 20 8813 8001Website: villiers.ealing.sch.uk -
384 The John Roan School
“My children have been at the John Roan since 2014, whilst we had difficult times in the past we have seen huge improvements over the last 3 years, behavior has improved greatly, we have a brilliant leadership team in place and a great team of teachers who have improved standards tremendously. My daughter (in year 12) is a high achiever, she had options to go to grammar school or other top secondary schools but she chose to stay at the John Roan to take A'levels we are really pleased with the improvements at the school and have seen positive results in not just the academic side of school but also pastoral care.”
Address: Westcombe Park Rd, London SE3 7QR, UKPhone: +44 20 8516 7555Website: thejohnroanschool.org.uk
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385 Enfield Grammar School (Lower)
Address: Parsonage Ln, Enfield EN1 3SS, UKPhone: +44 20 8363 1095Website: enfieldgrammar.com -
386 Prendergast School
“this school is amazing it screams help the school has definitely improved and it has a lot of exercise motions i guess. such as the huge hill they have to walk on to get to their lessons”
Address: Hilly Fields, Adelaide Ave, London SE4 1LE, UKPhone: +44 20 8690 3710Website: prendergast-school.com -
387 William Perkin Church of England High School
“Great School - strict but although children initially find it hard to follow rules, most get used to them and don't get stressed. Students are proud to wear their uniforms and are well behaved. Having a school like this will prepare them for life. Learning self discipline and good values cannot be wrong.”
Address: Oldfield Ln N, Greenford UB6 8PR, UKPhone: +44 20 8832 8950Website: williamperkin.org.uk
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388 Hayes School
“I am currently a sixth-former at this school and have been at this school since year 7, it is an excellent school, excellent teachers and lessons are engaging and enjoyable. The facilities are excellent, there are a wide range of clubs for everyone and its a very welcoming school, especially for me as i came to Hayes School alone and made lots of new friends... would definitely recommend this school to everyone, the best secondary school ever!”
Address: W Common Rd, Bromley BR2 7DB, UKPhone: +44 20 8462 2767Website: hayes.bromley.sch.uk -
389 George Green's School
“Was a great school back in 2011 im not sure how it changed now.”
Address: George Green School, 100 Manchester Rd, London E14 3DW, UKPhone: +44 20 7987 6032Website: georgegreens.com -
390 Heartlands High School
“i really like the teacher my Favorited is Mrs t kul miss earol miss deal both of them the wants i don't like miss bacon miss Robert”
Address: Station Rd, London N22 7ST, UKPhone: +44 20 8826 1230Website: heartlands.haringey.sch.uk
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