Remember when you were younger and usually complaining about how boring school was and how you couldn?t wait to leave and someone would always say "School Days are the Best Days of Your Life? well yes I would agree with them now ive left and I have to live in the big wide world, act like an adult (well once a week) and be responsible for my own actions. Well thank the lord for SchoolDisco, the place you can go back to, to relive your youth. Remember the music, the dancing, the cheesy tunes, snogging behind the bike sheds (or in my case my maths class) and smoking in the toilets.... Well at SchoolDisco, you can do all of this with ease! What could ...  Read the complete review

School disco is one of the best fun nights out in London. Its a club night which is held at either the Hanover Grand (Fridays) or Po Na Na in Hammersmith (Saturdays). Its been going a while now, but is still incredibly popular. I recommend it to anyone who: Likes to dress up Loves old 80s music Remembers the A team theme tune Doesn't mind being leered at Want a laugh in a totally non-pretentious club Tickets can be booked in advance on the website and this is a good idea if there are a few of you wanting to go. Advance tickets does not mean no queuing though, so be prepared to wait a little while to get in (maybe 15 - 30 ...  Read the complete review

School Disco is a genuine clubbing phenomenon. Started just two years ago by DJ Bobby Sanchez - who got the idea for a cheesy retro night after he was sacked by a more po-faced club for daring to drop a Shakin' Stevens tune into the mix - it has grown from humble beginnings in a back-street restaurant to be featured on TV, in magazines, even in The Guardian, for goodness' sake. Such is its success that it now runs twice a week in London - on Fridays at the Hanover Grand and on Saturdays at Po Na Na in Hammersmith (what used to be the Palais) - and has even spread to Dublin (at the Ambassador Theatre). It recently started up in Leeds and Nottingham too, ...  Read the complete review

I went to London to see a friend and had never heard of this night before (where have I been?!). My friend had cleverly pre-bought tickets, an absolute godsend when the skys opened. The queues looked horrific. The security was tight and I saw people being turned away for not wearing the correct dress code - ironically you could turn up with a skirt the size of a finger nail but still had to wear a tie. Having said that, at least you knew you wouldn't have that 'did no-one tell me the fancy dress was cancelled feel'. THE UPS: The volunteers who amused us by trying their Hot Gossip routines on the stage were hilarious - ...  Read the complete review

If you are thinking of going to school disco at Po Na Na then I was recommend booking tickets. The queue outside is about two hours long and it isn't really much fun. Even when you reach the front, they will turn you away for the slightest thing, It is strictly school uniform and you have to wear a tie, or you literlly don't get in. Once inside its is definatly worth the hassle, they play good music - if you like a bit of cheese (they even play the Grange hill theme tune!)and the atmosphere is great. But beware the bouncer with the rubber gloves who does the queue contol, when one of my mates got turned away for not wearing a tie he literlly threw her over .  Read the complete review