Parkside Community School

Some parts of the school are amazing. Especially tye science department. That is probably one of the best parts of the school. One thing that they could improve on is dealing with microagressions and their food

At school is kinda normal ig. But at times it can be tough and bad. Teachers don’t care if I was having a panic attack they barely help, but at least they try. And I felt like passing out and I had to stay behind afterschool. I get bullied all the time and they do NOTHING about it. So I just gave up, because all they did was exclude the person for a week then they came back 10x worser, then they put them in a diff school 3 month trial to see if they are better, and they still bully me. And this other person keeps threatening to beat me and my friend up! Like why!!! And they still do nothing about it, all I did was wrote a statement and they did nothing and that person is still at it. So I’d say this school is pretty bad. They don’t even care!

I've been really impressed with Parkside Community School. The staff are so welcoming and supportive, especially the pastoral team. My son feels safe and happy at school, which is all that a parent can ask for.

Teachers are rubbish
School dinners are rubbish
Only 1 set of toilets are allowed to be used by students at break (not enough)

It's alright . It's not very good at dealing with homophobia or racism but it's really good at teaching people . I went from grade 1 to grade 4s in every thing

Parkside Community School has exceeded my expectations in every way. The academic standards are high, but it's the values and ethos of the school that really shine through. My daughter is thriving here and I'm so grateful for the support of the teachers and the community.

I have mixed feelings about Parkside Community School. On the one hand, my child had some excellent teachers and the school's focus on wellbeing was really beneficial. However, I felt that the school could do more to prepare students for exams and there were some issues with communication. Overall, I'm glad I sent my child there, but I've seen areas for improvement.