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Watford Grammar School for Boys:
... Grammar School for boys is a comprehensive state school in North-West London, in Watford. It boasts 300 years of history and obtains some of the highest grades in the country, in regards to GCSE and A level Results. It has a sister school for girls called Watford Grammar School for girls. The school is situated very close to Cassiobury park, and about a 5 minute walk from the Watford Metropolitan Line Statio... Read the full review: Watford Grammar School for Boys- Great facilities and teaching by mattconnect |
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Training 2000 School / College / Providing apprenticeships and training courses throughout the north west. |
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Leicester College School / College / Leicester, England overall rating  1 review
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Opus School of Music School / College / The Gables, 1 Dean Street, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, S70 6EX overall rating  1 review
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The Lady Elizabeth School (Spain) School / College / An Independent Coeducational Day School for pupils from 3 - 18 years. The Junior School is located in Javea (Alicante) and the Senior School in Lliber. overall rating  1 review
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Cactus Language School / College / Choose your preferred language to study and let Cactus Language do the rest! Schools in the UK and the US. overall rating  1 review
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Blackpool Sixth Form College Blackpool / School / College / Lancashire / England overall rating  1 review
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TutorVista School / College / TutorVista is the premier online destination for affordable education - anytime, anywhere and in any subject. Tutoring on line. |
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Concepts College School / College / -www.conceptscollege.co.uk- |
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Lanark Primary School Lanark Primary School / School / College / Rhyber Avenue / Lanark / ML11 7HQ / Tel: 01555 662806 / Fax: 01555 665456 / Email: office@lanark-pri.s-lanark.sch.uk. |
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Harlow College ... appalling. If you re thinking about studying here, don t, and if you currently studying here I really feel for you. The intensive postgraduate jounalism course has days upon days of tutors either not turning up, not teaching nearly half of the curriculum, or spending the lessons attempting to get down with the kids by looking up amusing pictures of ugly models on the internet instead of teaching those that pay for this course about journalism law (a bit specific, yes, but that happenend just yesterday). I cannot believe the shoddy standards of this college and that they get away with charging students for this terrible level of teaching. There should be an ... Read the full review: The Journalism Department is a joke, and its not funny. by Disappointed |
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Scotland in general ... college is a college in Glasgow, Scotland.) With regards to a Stow music course: In terms of lecturers I got, a few were very good but the majority unhelpful with poor teaching standards. They were fantastic, informative tutors who knew their stuff. The rest of the music course staff should pull their finger out and make an effort. Stow college may be good for other subjects but for music its is one major headache... I would actively encourage potential students to consider other options. I would also encourage the better lecturers to work for a different institution as their talents are wasted in this place! (certainly in terms of music courses!!!) As a ... Read the full review: Stow music courses by endinofan |
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Schools & Sixth Form Colleges in general ... started sixth form in September 2007, and am currently in my final year studying for my A Level exams in the summer. I found that the hardest part of moving on to sixth form from secondary school was the amount of freedom I suddenly had. Whereas at secondary school I never had any free time during the day aside from break and lunch, all of a sudden I had free periods throughout the day, and some days where I only had one 50 minute lesson to attend and then I could go home. However, the fact that I had never had this much freedom at school before took a while of getting used to. My friends and I found ourselves skipping lessons to go to the beach or to someone s house j... Read the full review: Sixth Form College by HollieSpolly |
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