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University Of Westminster, Harrow Campus
● Open“this is mainly a review of the security and cafe staff, whose professionalism, friendliness and helpfulness is the best in town! However, the parking facilities and signage could do with a lot of work. Overall the campus is clean, modern, spacious and well designed - even if there's been a series of leaks in the atrium which never seem to go away.”
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Harrow College
● Closed“I'm a student at harrow College, and I personally think the teachers are really good, I'm doing BTEC Level 3 Foundation diploma in Science, and our chemistry teacher,Mrs Shehanez and Physics sir, Mr.Amin Maan and our biology teacher, Mrs.Chetna are brilliant, They teach really well, The college is Perfect according to my opinion, The teachers are excellent! :) Update: Got my BTEC Extended Diploma in applied science results: D*D*D* All my thanks and gratitude goes to the teachers that taught me!!!!”
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DiscoG Coding Academy Limited
● Open“Having worked in tech myself for many years, tried teaching my own daughter and volunteering in coding clubs too, I can say hand on heart, this DiscoG is by far the most advanced, most superior and most forward looking club and organisation I have experienced. Gerard and Kat are not simply teaching coding, but a future proof mindset, which is setting up the children for the working world, which will be far different from the one which currently exists. I can't recommend DiscoG enough. It's a family run place, which gives you the intimacy and one to one care, which you can't get in most places. Above all Gerard knows what he's doing, investing in him, is investing in your child, is investing in their future. I literally can't wait to see our child blossom though DiscoG and look forward to the terms and years ahead. Keep up the great work DiscoG!”
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Queensbury School Of Education
● Open“My daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed our experience at QSE. She has excelled because of the several topics that uncle had taught her in maths which helped in all of her exams! I strongly recommend to send your son/daughter here as it is very beneficial. All the teachers here are exceptional Especially uncle as he is very knowledgeable and brought out the best in my daughter With their help She has received a place at: Henrietta Barnett North London Collegiate, Haberdashers girls and St Helen’s all 100% funded by the school Our heartiest thanks to QSE”
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St Dominic's Sixth Form College
● Open“One of the best colleges in the country - exam results are always very good. Whole college community is supportive of one another. Teachers help each student to thrive and exceed their potential. Lots of extra curricular activities and trips on offer that allow students to broaden their horizons and receive extra experience which helps with life after leaving St. Dominic's. College grounds are beautiful - garden is the perfect area to reflect and take some time out, as well as the Chapel.”
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ISBS (International School of Business Studies)
● Open204226 Imperial Drive, Rayners Lane, Harrow HA2 7HH, United Kingdom -
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Claremont High School
● Closed“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.”
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The Helix Education Centre
● Closed“I strongly recommend this place as it establishes good behaviour in every student via a positive feedback loop which rewards them for a good learning attitude. The staff are also highly trained and I would like to thank them all for their hard and dedicated work. My child stayed at helix for 6 months and was able to completely change his attitude. He returned to a different high school and was able to pass his GCSE exams. Thank you so much for all your hard work.”
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