5
Barnsley Rd, Doncaster DN5 7UB, UK
Doncaster, Yorkshire and the Humber DN5 7UB
01302 783939

My brother attends this awful school and has recently received serious threats verbally which are more than just Ill fight you. My mother rang the school and the BFL team did absolutely nothing about it, they told my brother to stop lying and watch what hes saying despite them not seeing the person who threatened him in the first place, I myself attended this school and so did my Dad, it was awful when I got there and awful when I left. There are very few reasonable teachers and/or teachers that do anything about the many problems that occur daily. They dont offer a wide enough range of subjects at post-16 level and then dont like it when a large number of students choose to leave the school.

I go to this school and I enjoy learning in this facinating environment. All the teachers are equally important and kind. There is no way you can choose between them all!;-)

An inadequate and poor school, offers a fairly decent education but lacks the support around it, there is an unfair and bias behaviour and sanction system that lacks the qualities of punishment or rights to appeal. The actual school itself is run down and the dinners there are overpriced and don't taste good for such a high price. You are paying 80p for a small gingerbread man and 40p for a tiny bread roll and it costs 10p just for a tiny sachet of sauce which should really be free to school children. You only get 35 minutes to eat which 10 of which are spent queuing and to access the toilets is another 5 or 10 minutes even 15. All in all the school is run down, unfair on the children and just lacks all good qualities at this moment of time. The only good thing in my opinion is some of the teachers. But most are just snobby, rude and completely unfair

Awful school, my daughter is bright and well behaved but still she hates this school. The school needs total reform, it has gone backwards since me and my husband attended, it has become an impersonal, soulless, oppressive school and not forward thinking at all. We need to get rid of people in suits ruining education and implementing pointless 'targets' that get in the way of teachers doing their jobs and put's too much stress on them and the kids and get back to teaching and inspiring, education has become too much about getting 'results'. And don't get me started on the shambolic c1,2,3,4 system! One size does not fit all.

It's been a excellent school for my son who recently moved to this school he now has friends and loves going to school now

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Ridgewood School

School at Barnsley Rd, Doncaster DN5 7UB, UK. Here you will find detailed information about Ridgewood School: address, phone, fax, opening hours, customer reviews, photos, directions and more.

Opening hours

  • Monday
    8:15 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Tuesday
    8:15 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Wednesday
    8:15 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Thursday
    8:15 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Friday
    8:15 AM – 4:30 PM
  • Saturday
    Closed
  • Sunday
    Closed

Rating

3
/
5
Based on 5 reviews

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State:
Yorkshire and the Humber
Address:
Barnsley Rd, Doncaster DN5 7UB, UK.
City:
Doncaster
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Postcode:
DN5 7UB

About Ridgewood School

Ridgewood School is a UK School based in Doncaster, Yorkshire and the Humber. Ridgewood School is located at Barnsley Rd, Doncaster DN5 7UB, UK.


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  • Emily Cook
    Added 24.03.2018
    My brother attends this awful school and has recently received serious threats verbally which are more than just Ill fight you. My mother rang the school and the BFL team did absolutely nothing about it, they told my brother to stop lying and watch what hes saying despite them not seeing the person who threatened him in the first place, I myself attended this school and so did my Dad, it was awful when I got there and awful when I left. There are very few reasonable teachers and/or teachers that do anything about the many problems that occur daily. They dont offer a wide enough range of subjects at post-16 level and then dont like it when a large number of students choose to leave the school.
  • Aleesha Kadarsha
    Added 02.03.2018
    I go to this school and I enjoy learning in this facinating environment. All the teachers are equally important and kind. There is no way you can choose between them all!;-)
  • Connor Allen
    Added 27.09.2017
    An inadequate and poor school, offers a fairly decent education but lacks the support around it, there is an unfair and bias behaviour and sanction system that lacks the qualities of punishment or rights to appeal. The actual school itself is run down and the dinners there are overpriced and don't taste good for such a high price. You are paying 80p for a small gingerbread man and 40p for a tiny bread roll and it costs 10p just for a tiny sachet of sauce which should really be free to school children. You only get 35 minutes to eat which 10 of which are spent queuing and to access the toilets is another 5 or 10 minutes even 15. All in all the school is run down, unfair on the children and just lacks all good qualities at this moment of time. The only good thing in my opinion is some of the teachers. But most are just snobby, rude and completely unfair
  • vics L
    Added 25.11.2016
    Awful school, my daughter is bright and well behaved but still she hates this school. The school needs total reform, it has gone backwards since me and my husband attended, it has become an impersonal, soulless, oppressive school and not forward thinking at all. We need to get rid of people in suits ruining education and implementing pointless 'targets' that get in the way of teachers doing their jobs and put's too much stress on them and the kids and get back to teaching and inspiring, education has become too much about getting 'results'. And don't get me started on the shambolic c1,2,3,4 system! One size does not fit all.
  • Nicky j
    Added 21.01.2016
    It's been a excellent school for my son who recently moved to this school he now has friends and loves going to school now
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