Chester International School

horrific school hate it so fucking much it should burn

This school is very accepting, free of bullying, and the building is very nice and modern, and the teachers are not rude which is awesome. The school day is quite long, but like there is no homework so it's fine.

I've been really impressed with the school's commitment to providing a well-rounded education. The students are happy and engaged, and the teachers are all passionate about their subjects. I've also been pleased with the support the school has given my child with her mental health.

I'm so impressed with the facilities and resources available to the students. My child has really thrived since joining CIS and the staff are always supportive and approachable. I love the values-based approach to education and the emphasis on community service.

It is a school that makes sense. There is no uniform, which means you don't have to spend lots on something that is mandatory and you have a lot more freedom over what you wear. There is also no homework, school is kept in school. There is however longer school days and only a 45 minute lunch break, but don't let that bother you too much since you will probably end up enjoying lessons. The teachers all go by their first name, which shows the mutual respect between students and staff. The building is very modern. There is very good student support. The community is very good and there is no bullying at all.

My child is enjoying her time at CIS, but I feel that the school could do more to support students with special educational needs. The facilities are good, but there are sometimes issues with transport and communication. Overall, it's a good school, but I think it needs to work on a few areas.

I'm so grateful to have had the opportunity to send my child to CIS. The school's focus on global citizenship and community service has had a really positive impact on her life. The staff are all dedicated and caring, and the facilities are excellent.

There has never been any bullying, and as a disabled member of LGBTQ+ community I can say that they are accepting of everyone. Highly recommended.

It's a really good school would recommend know how to deal with alot of things and there is no bullying

I’ve been to 5 schools and this has been the only school where there has been no bullying. There isn’t a massive outdoor area but year 11+ can leave during the lunch hour. Very modern inside.