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Beehive Preparatory School

Beehive Preparatory School

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England, IG4 5ED, United Kingdom
020 8550 3224 beehiveprepschool.com
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Jan 28, 2018
This school gets better every year. The teachers are lovely and my child has made lots of friends and loves going to school. We sometimes cant get him to come home. The scores of my child are getting better every term. We are very happy to be at this school. If you are looking for big rooms and lots of play fields this is not the place BUT if you want care and good results and education this is.

Nov 12, 2017
So far this school is amazing. I am so happy with the progress my child is making. Though he has some neurological issues, the staff is taking very good care of him both academically and socially. It's a very good school where the teacher actually listens about your concerns and make every effort to bring the best out of your child.

Dec 10, 2017
Absolutely love the school. My child is not only achieving well above the average, the school are constantly challenging him and moving him on. We couldn't be happier. The staff are friendly and approachable and we feel very much like part of a family. Cannot recommend this school enough

Jan 31, 2018
i am glad i moved my daughter here. she is happy and she is learning a good education. teachers care for her and she never comes home unhappy to me. i like this school

Dec 2, 2017
Very poor school, took my child out after 2 years as I felt he was falling behind academically and not being challenged, now at a state school and is doing much better. In my opinion this school doesn`t really have high academic standards and have now started a nursery, probably due to lack of pupils coming to the prep school and large number of parents withdrawing their children.

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