This may not be the right forum for discussing the merits of individual schools but im looking for advice about secondary schools in H&F and Kensington. I live in Brook Green and seem to be surrounded by Academies; Hammersmith, Holland park and the West London Free School, which ideally i would like to avoid. of course those are the schools that enjoy the new buildings and facilities. Does anyone have experience of Pheonix or Fulham Cross? Im not religous, so cannot consider the faith schools.
I was raised in canada, where, at that time we all went to the local school. Private schools were very rare, but I understand they are on the increase. I am unfamiliar with the whole English system, i.e. Grammar vs Comprehensive and find it difficult to make a judgement as to what is best based on my lack of experience in this school system.
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I assume this is the one you're talking about?
http://www.phoenixhighschool.org/index.php?page=headteacher.html
Fulham Cross School
http://www.education.gov.uk/cgi-bin/schools/performance/school.pl?urn=10...
Phoenix High School
http://www.education.gov.uk/cgi-bin/schools/performance/school.pl?urn=10...
Holland Park School
http://www.education.gov.uk/cgi-bin/schools/performance/school.pl?urn=10...
Look at Fulham Cross website. I have just been offered a place for my daughter in september and am over the moon...on paper it looks very good indeed!
Hope it goes to plan and that the school lives up to its reputation.
Have to agree with Ken Maddison's comments. As a diristct nurse we are constantly trying to marry a person's care requirements across health and social care with what is available and try and to push the boundaries within our own professions and social care to try and change the status quo as well as trying to provide a resource and practical care for the patients and families we see. There seems to be some reasonable provision for terminal patients but if people have long term, chronic conditions requiring support, this becomes a minefield for people to navigate across the health, social care and benefit systems which often only even starts to become resolved when a crisis occurs. I have to say there are some excellent health and social care professionals where I live but they are not all so patient centred with problem solving, thinking outside the box' attitudes.
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