St Aldhelm's Academy

The school is the worst because when you have mental health and you get in trouble for getting angry and shouting at the teachers they will put you in ISR for showing your feelings and the food here is absolutely shit🤮and they teachers will just piss you off I’m glad I have left and I will never have to come to this shit hole again so this is why I don’t recommend coming to this school

I get bullied all the time and they do nothing

used to go to the school teachers an students didn't care about the behavior its honestly a poor school food is rubbish classrooms are breaking down and to many fights and people bringing vapes and fags in they did not help if needed.

Most swag school that ever swagged 😎😎😎😎☘️☘️💨💨💨

My daughter has settled in really well at St Aldhelm's Academy, the teachers and staff are all so welcoming and supportive. The facilities are excellent and the values of the school align perfectly with our own. I'm so impressed with the inclusive and student-centred community.

We all say we don't like it here, but it is acc a good school, most of the teachers are nice, there isn't that much conflict (in my year anyway idk abt the younger ones) and the curriculum is really good; there are also lots of opportunities to try new things. I'm in my final year here (yr 11) and have gradually grown more comfortable to this school and its environment. As we've got older the people in my year are a lot more chilled out with each other and accepting, I'd say that starts coming in at around year 9 or so. There are obviously some issues - but nothing drastic, which is good - so I would recommend coming here. The food is not very nice, but u can buy stuff at Tesco's and they're meant to be bringing some new stuff in anyway, so it should improve😂. I'm a prefect this year, so if you have any problems feel free to come talk to us (prefects and head boy + girl) :)

My daughter has been at St Aldhelm's Academy for a year now and while she has made some good friends and enjoyed some of the extracurricular activities, I do feel that the school could do more to support children with SEN. The admissions process could also be made clearer.

The students are so rude! And a few of the teacher do not care, but then again a few of them do. It's balanced, but some of the teachers are so unfair and rude. Plus the blazer rule is stupid, if I have a jumper with the school logo why do I need a blazer too? The receiptonists are so rude too and nosy! The food isn't the best, and the pasta has hairs in and there's no excuse for it (unless it's going through puberty) anyway yeh.

My son has made some fantastic friends at St Aldhelm's Academy and the teachers are all so passionate about their subjects. The broad and balanced curriculum is excellent and I love the way the school encourages mutual trust and respect between teachers and students.

I have very fond memories of my time at St Aldhelm's Academy, the school taught me so much not just academically but also about being a responsible and compassionate member of society. The school's commitment to shaping the future of education is truly inspiring.

From a ex student from the school .
It was rubbish they didn't deal with bullying.
my grades were bad.
behaviour that was unacceptable I could go on

I absolutely love this school wouldn’t change it for the world there is a good balance between teaching and relationships with the teachers. The teachers are outstanding and they never fail to make you smile. Most of the teachers I would say are like our adult friends and they are such good role models. Everyone who moans about our school should come and see for themselves just how good it is. I’m year 8 btw