Thomas Fairchild Community School Forston Street, London N1 7HA

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Welcome to Thomas Fairchild Community School, a well-established educational institution located in the heart of London, United Kingdom. Our school is located at Forston St, with easy accessibility by public transportation and plenty of parking space for those who choose to drive.

As a renowned establishment in the community, we take immense pride in offering quality education to students from diverse backgrounds. Our school is open to students of different age groups, from early years to primary, and we are committed to providing our students with the best possible learning experience.

We have a highly-experienced and talented team of qualified teachers who are passionate about education and dedicated to nurturing each student's potential. Our teachers work closely with our students to create a positive learning environment that encourages students to develop their knowledge and skills and prepare them for the future's challenges.

At Thomas Fairchild Community School, we understand the importance of a balanced educational experience and offer a range of extracurricular activities to suit every individual's interests and needs. From sports to the arts, music, and drama, there is something for everyone at our school.

We believe that the key to success is motivation, and our school's facilities and resources are designed to support this. We have modern classrooms equipped with the latest in educational technology, spacious playgrounds, and well-stocked libraries. Additionally, we provide students with access to personalized learning technologies to cater to each student's unique learning needs.

Whether you're a parent looking for the perfect school for your child or an individual seeking quality education, Thomas Fairchild Community School is the perfect institution for you. Contact us today to find out more about our approach to education, our admission process, or to schedule a visit to our school. We look forward to welcoming you to our dynamic community of learners!

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Forston St, London N1 7HA, United Kingdom

20 7253 9469

thomasfairchild.hackney.sch.uk

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Hours open

Monday:

07:30 - 18:00

Tuesday:

07:30 - 18:00

Wednesday:

07:30 - 18:00

Thursday:

07:30 - 18:00

Friday:

07:30 - 18:00

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

Closed

Reviews

ozlem o:

"I am very happy with school especially nursery team. Since my daughter started to goes to school I noticed lots of changed with her, the way how she asking politely and learned numbers and how to write her name, really surprised me that quick, she involved and adapted the class. Her teachers Ms.Elena and Ms.Arefi are lovely and helpful. They are always smile and happy. My daughter enjoys a lot, and loved her teachers. I really appreciate you and your time you spent helping my daughter in many occasions. Thank you very much for being such a great teachers!"

almost 2 years ago

Zaka Attacka:

"The school needs improvement.some bullies that have not been dealt with, food is bland most of the time and the Teachers don’t usually help only some."

almost 2 years ago

Obaa Felicia:

"My child was let down badly! There are extremely bad children who harms other children and no discipline was ever put in place. So many issues with bullies and I took my child out of the school. The level of education is poor and the school is badly operated. DO NOT TAKE YOUR CHILD TO THIS SCHOOL!!"

almost 2 years ago

Mar Sol:

"Amazing staff and teachers who care for the children. My son is in year 5 and really happy. They focus on what he can do and not on what he can’t. I love the fact that they also have good quality clubs and support at school. The children’s centre is fantastic as well. Highly recommend. Changed my boy for the best. Thank you"

almost 5 years ago

Kimchilly le:

"Year 6 SUCKED ! The school put so much pressure on us if I hadn't had such a laid back mum I would've cracked under pressure. I was told " I read too many feminist books" because I had a friendly debate with my friend on why she wanted children when she grew up and why I didn't. And a teacher said this to me . I'm glad I got out of that hellhole. The Food was decent . And a small portion of teachers were great . I had a feeling this school took more care on attendance than actually education"

more 6 years ago