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Archbishop Blanch CofE High School
Girls: 1005
Total Pupils: 1029
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Headteacher: Claire Madeloso
Archbishop Blanch CofE High School
80 Earle Road
Liverpool
Merseyside
L7 6HQ
Telephone: 01513305151
Website: http://www.abblanch.com
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CensusDate: 20-01-2022
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reviews: [{"publishTime":"2021-09-15T14:25:15Z","relativePublishTimeDescription":"a year ago","author":"L","authorUri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/104678363580706211107\/reviews","authorPhotoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a-\/AD_cMMSj_tIKwxBM9uoyuK8nisvscON5I4pbo3UrUGlYV8MsUg=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo","rating":1,"text":{"text":"My warning to parents thinking of putting their daughter forward for music place - consider other schools first. My daughter was told she'd been successful in getting 1 of the music places. However, at clearing, she was not offered a school place! Other schools are much clearer in their music entrance criteria. We felt misled. Fortunately my daughter got a music place at a better school that genuinely values music. Also, our music teacher was not very positive about Archbishop's music reputation.","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"My warning to parents thinking of putting their daughter forward for music place - consider other schools first. My daughter was told she'd been successful in getting 1 of the music places. However, at clearing, she was not offered a school place! Other schools are much clearer in their music entrance criteria. We felt misled. Fortunately my daughter got a music place at a better school that genuinely values music. Also, our music teacher was not very positive about Archbishop's music reputation.","languageCode":"en"}},{"publishTime":"2019-05-28T18:17:10Z","relativePublishTimeDescription":"4 years ago","author":"It\u00e2\u0080\u0099s me laura K","authorUri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/103916611099498412243\/reviews","authorPhotoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a\/AAcHTtfVAsJtUeMd7_J0mCzcCUH2C6OEmH8-xKKO-byGxsMA=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo","rating":3,"text":{"text":"It\u00e2\u0080\u0099s a good school and has great education but some things are stupid like there\u00e2\u0080\u0099s two bells at lunch time the first tells you to get to your lockers and stuff like that the second is five minutes later which is to say it\u00e2\u0080\u0099s lesson time and that you should be at your lesson. But the other day the first bell had just rang and me and my friends were at the water fountain when a teacher came out of the bathroom and told us all to get away from the water fountain so we went away and as we turned around there\u00e2\u0080\u0099s the teacher filling up her bottle. Seriously. Also some teachers are really horrible. But they don\u00e2\u0080\u0099t stand for any bullying which is good. There is a problem with seating at lunch time especially and they are now wanting to take more children in year 7 in the next couple of years my view on this is I think you need to sort out the seating at lunch people are sitting on the floor as it Is if there\u00e2\u0080\u0099s not enough room now don\u00e2\u0080\u0099t start taking in more kids per year .","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"It\u00e2\u0080\u0099s a good school and has great education but some things are stupid like there\u00e2\u0080\u0099s two bells at lunch time the first tells you to get to your lockers and stuff like that the second is five minutes later which is to say it\u00e2\u0080\u0099s lesson time and that you should be at your lesson. But the other day the first bell had just rang and me and my friends were at the water fountain when a teacher came out of the bathroom and told us all to get away from the water fountain so we went away and as we turned around there\u00e2\u0080\u0099s the teacher filling up her bottle. Seriously. Also some teachers are really horrible. But they don\u00e2\u0080\u0099t stand for any bullying which is good. There is a problem with seating at lunch time especially and they are now wanting to take more children in year 7 in the next couple of years my view on this is I think you need to sort out the seating at lunch people are sitting on the floor as it Is if there\u00e2\u0080\u0099s not enough room now don\u00e2\u0080\u0099t start taking in more kids per year .","languageCode":"en"}},{"publishTime":"2021-01-27T11:00:30Z","relativePublishTimeDescription":"2 years ago","author":"Caitlin Hardy","authorUri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/118015606676427536230\/reviews","authorPhotoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a\/AAcHTtdgjuV7IpSbdsQXpUHxrIsp7pAwP3q5Yatf-kOLgPpn=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo","rating":1,"text":{"text":"School was amazing and offered lots of support until the current head teacher gained her position. I had many issues during the times of my GCSEs as I had been living independently, working and studying. As you can imagine, it was a lot of stress for a 16 year old girl. I had been spoken about amongst the office ladies, claiming I had no chance of getting into sixth form but when I achieved good GCSEs they had no choice but allow me into the sixth form. (very professional, staff commenting about vulnerable children)\nAfter 2 weeks of sixth form, the head teacher decided to suspend me on my birthday as I had used my phone where i wasnt supposed to, in the study area. (taking a call from the benefit system!!) Then when I came back from my suspension, they decided to persuade me to leave. They manipulated me to make a decision I did not want to take. No family members or support workers were contacted while they took me out of all lessons to find a new school, all while sobbing my eyes out - confused as to why this was happening. I pointed out what they was doing was illegal, scaring me and claiming I was going to be kicked out anyway, OFSTED would not have allowed them to kick me out because there was nothing to excluded me for anyway! Bearing in mind the only things id done was have makeup on and had my phone out. Now I am resitting year 12 in Bellerive sixth form, they have given me genuine support and helped me more in 6 months than what Archies did in 5 years. I had no support off this school, and if I didnt come to my senses they could have literally destroyed my whole life chances. I can promise you many girls in my position would have give up with education - if your looking to send your child here DO NOT.... the school was destroyed by the despicable head teacher, the school in general was a very pressured environment, you got 30 mins to get lunch - by the time we got it (if at all) teachers would be chasing you to leave the canteen, then chasing you away from your lockers, no space to have a break between classes thus, affecting peoples mental health.","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"School was amazing and offered lots of support until the current head teacher gained her position. I had many issues during the times of my GCSEs as I had been living independently, working and studying. As you can imagine, it was a lot of stress for a 16 year old girl. I had been spoken about amongst the office ladies, claiming I had no chance of getting into sixth form but when I achieved good GCSEs they had no choice but allow me into the sixth form. (very professional, staff commenting about vulnerable children)\nAfter 2 weeks of sixth form, the head teacher decided to suspend me on my birthday as I had used my phone where i wasnt supposed to, in the study area. (taking a call from the benefit system!!) Then when I came back from my suspension, they decided to persuade me to leave. They manipulated me to make a decision I did not want to take. No family members or support workers were contacted while they took me out of all lessons to find a new school, all while sobbing my eyes out - confused as to why this was happening. I pointed out what they was doing was illegal, scaring me and claiming I was going to be kicked out anyway, OFSTED would not have allowed them to kick me out because there was nothing to excluded me for anyway! Bearing in mind the only things id done was have makeup on and had my phone out. Now I am resitting year 12 in Bellerive sixth form, they have given me genuine support and helped me more in 6 months than what Archies did in 5 years. I had no support off this school, and if I didnt come to my senses they could have literally destroyed my whole life chances. I can promise you many girls in my position would have give up with education - if your looking to send your child here DO NOT.... the school was destroyed by the despicable head teacher, the school in general was a very pressured environment, you got 30 mins to get lunch - by the time we got it (if at all) teachers would be chasing you to leave the canteen, then chasing you away from your lockers, no space to have a break between classes thus, affecting peoples mental health.","languageCode":"en"}},{"publishTime":"2020-08-26T19:07:57Z","relativePublishTimeDescription":"2 years ago","author":"Jax","authorUri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/103707552593557453355\/reviews","authorPhotoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a-\/AD_cMMRhm3vHpBVGG2ArYr7UpxGxr3jPxrnHRjRvdSw_ZvKhla4=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo-ba2","rating":1,"text":{"text":"Don't send your children here!\nI was a student here from year 7 to year 10. I began to struggle with mental health problems in year 7 and was told by my head of year to stop being over dramatic. My mental health grew progressively worse throughout the years I spent there and the school refused to notice until I was practically in crisis.\nI ended up being moved to a school run by alder hay as archies could not \"keep me safe\" according to the head teacher at the time. I was told I would always be welcome back however when I felt ready to return I was practically denied and I would have had to go back on a full time timetable (I'd been part time on and off since year 9) this school is despicable and I urge parents to really look into the support that schools offer...","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"Don't send your children here!\nI was a student here from year 7 to year 10. I began to struggle with mental health problems in year 7 and was told by my head of year to stop being over dramatic. My mental health grew progressively worse throughout the years I spent there and the school refused to notice until I was practically in crisis.\nI ended up being moved to a school run by alder hay as archies could not \"keep me safe\" according to the head teacher at the time. I was told I would always be welcome back however when I felt ready to return I was practically denied and I would have had to go back on a full time timetable (I'd been part time on and off since year 9) this school is despicable and I urge parents to really look into the support that schools offer...","languageCode":"en"}},{"publishTime":"2019-05-19T17:34:15Z","relativePublishTimeDescription":"4 years ago","author":"Peps","authorUri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/117429177995814271269\/reviews","authorPhotoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a-\/AD_cMMS0PkSP2pEaMs5DGYCRFh-v8xjP_Lsrz9G70q9RrPJKIbA=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo","rating":1,"text":{"text":"When I joined this school in 2013 everything seemed relatively normal, however, that changed quite quickly. I was in set 1 English in year 7, towards the end of the year my teacher informed my class that no one would be moving to a class below set 3, and that if you were moving to set 3 she would talk to you about it beforehand. I was placed in set 4, something I was understandably upset about, as it directly opposed what my teacher had told me. I brought this to the schools attention repeatedly, but there was no attempt to remedy the situation, they never looked into it. I was stuck in a class where I wasn't challenged, which led to me disengaging and not wanting to work. In the end, I switched schools about a month into year 9 to Liverpool Life Sciences UTC, I was placed in set two English, ended up getting a 7 (A) at GCSE, now I'm studying it at the UTC at A-level. Archbishop Blanch nearly ruined my passion for a subject I adore, due their arrogance and unwillingness to admit wrong doing.\n\nWhen I was in year 7-8, my best friend was being bullied relentlessly by one girl. My friend was forced to buy her bully meals (not because she was poor, but because she had been put on a diet by her parents and didn't want any extra food to appear on her account) and was berated on a daily basis. This was brought to our Head of Year's attention on many occasions, but nothing was ever done.\n\nThe school is not well equipped for the number of students it houses in regards to the cafeteria. There had been many days (both in the old building and new) when I had spend my entire lunchtime in line to get food, leaving me with no time to eat it.\n\nThe school environment was extremely cliquey and just unpleasant to be in. 3 other students swapped to the UTC at the same time as me, as did many students this year, who joined our Sixth Form, all of which describe how the school had gone down hill since moving to the new building.\n\nFinally, when we moved to the new building, we were no longer allowed to have backpacks, or any other bags for that matter (not sure if this is still a policy, as I left in year 9). You had to place your bag in your locker and carry your books with you. In theory, it doesn't sound awful, however, it was terribly planned. Students were not given time between lessons to go back to their lockers and return\/take out books. This meant that you would have to carry all of your books for that morning, your pencil cases and anything else you might need around with you until lunch time, when you could finally put them away, that is until lunch ended and the whole fiasco repeated itself for afternoon lessons.\n\nAll in all, this is an awful school and I would strongly advise against sending your child there.","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"When I joined this school in 2013 everything seemed relatively normal, however, that changed quite quickly. I was in set 1 English in year 7, towards the end of the year my teacher informed my class that no one would be moving to a class below set 3, and that if you were moving to set 3 she would talk to you about it beforehand. I was placed in set 4, something I was understandably upset about, as it directly opposed what my teacher had told me. I brought this to the schools attention repeatedly, but there was no attempt to remedy the situation, they never looked into it. I was stuck in a class where I wasn't challenged, which led to me disengaging and not wanting to work. In the end, I switched schools about a month into year 9 to Liverpool Life Sciences UTC, I was placed in set two English, ended up getting a 7 (A) at GCSE, now I'm studying it at the UTC at A-level. Archbishop Blanch nearly ruined my passion for a subject I adore, due their arrogance and unwillingness to admit wrong doing.\n\nWhen I was in year 7-8, my best friend was being bullied relentlessly by one girl. My friend was forced to buy her bully meals (not because she was poor, but because she had been put on a diet by her parents and didn't want any extra food to appear on her account) and was berated on a daily basis. This was brought to our Head of Year's attention on many occasions, but nothing was ever done.\n\nThe school is not well equipped for the number of students it houses in regards to the cafeteria. There had been many days (both in the old building and new) when I had spend my entire lunchtime in line to get food, leaving me with no time to eat it.\n\nThe school environment was extremely cliquey and just unpleasant to be in. 3 other students swapped to the UTC at the same time as me, as did many students this year, who joined our Sixth Form, all of which describe how the school had gone down hill since moving to the new building.\n\nFinally, when we moved to the new building, we were no longer allowed to have backpacks, or any other bags for that matter (not sure if this is still a policy, as I left in year 9). You had to place your bag in your locker and carry your books with you. In theory, it doesn't sound awful, however, it was terribly planned. Students were not given time between lessons to go back to their lockers and return\/take out books. This meant that you would have to carry all of your books for that morning, your pencil cases and anything else you might need around with you until lunch time, when you could finally put them away, that is until lunch ended and the whole fiasco repeated itself for afternoon lessons.\n\nAll in all, this is an awful school and I would strongly advise against sending your child there.","languageCode":"en"}}]
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reviews: [{"publishTime":"2021-09-15T14:25:15Z","relativePublishTimeDescription":"a year ago","author":"L","authorUri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/104678363580706211107\/reviews","authorPhotoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a-\/AD_cMMSj_tIKwxBM9uoyuK8nisvscON5I4pbo3UrUGlYV8MsUg=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo","rating":1,"text":{"text":"My warning to parents thinking of putting their daughter forward for music place - consider other schools first. My daughter was told she'd been successful in getting 1 of the music places. However, at clearing, she was not offered a school place! Other schools are much clearer in their music entrance criteria. We felt misled. Fortunately my daughter got a music place at a better school that genuinely values music. Also, our music teacher was not very positive about Archbishop's music reputation.","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"My warning to parents thinking of putting their daughter forward for music place - consider other schools first. My daughter was told she'd been successful in getting 1 of the music places. However, at clearing, she was not offered a school place! Other schools are much clearer in their music entrance criteria. We felt misled. Fortunately my daughter got a music place at a better school that genuinely values music. Also, our music teacher was not very positive about Archbishop's music reputation.","languageCode":"en"}},{"publishTime":"2019-05-28T18:17:10Z","relativePublishTimeDescription":"4 years ago","author":"It\u00e2\u0080\u0099s me laura K","authorUri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/103916611099498412243\/reviews","authorPhotoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a\/AAcHTtfVAsJtUeMd7_J0mCzcCUH2C6OEmH8-xKKO-byGxsMA=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo","rating":3,"text":{"text":"It\u00e2\u0080\u0099s a good school and has great education but some things are stupid like there\u00e2\u0080\u0099s two bells at lunch time the first tells you to get to your lockers and stuff like that the second is five minutes later which is to say it\u00e2\u0080\u0099s lesson time and that you should be at your lesson. But the other day the first bell had just rang and me and my friends were at the water fountain when a teacher came out of the bathroom and told us all to get away from the water fountain so we went away and as we turned around there\u00e2\u0080\u0099s the teacher filling up her bottle. Seriously. Also some teachers are really horrible. But they don\u00e2\u0080\u0099t stand for any bullying which is good. There is a problem with seating at lunch time especially and they are now wanting to take more children in year 7 in the next couple of years my view on this is I think you need to sort out the seating at lunch people are sitting on the floor as it Is if there\u00e2\u0080\u0099s not enough room now don\u00e2\u0080\u0099t start taking in more kids per year .","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"It\u00e2\u0080\u0099s a good school and has great education but some things are stupid like there\u00e2\u0080\u0099s two bells at lunch time the first tells you to get to your lockers and stuff like that the second is five minutes later which is to say it\u00e2\u0080\u0099s lesson time and that you should be at your lesson. But the other day the first bell had just rang and me and my friends were at the water fountain when a teacher came out of the bathroom and told us all to get away from the water fountain so we went away and as we turned around there\u00e2\u0080\u0099s the teacher filling up her bottle. Seriously. Also some teachers are really horrible. But they don\u00e2\u0080\u0099t stand for any bullying which is good. There is a problem with seating at lunch time especially and they are now wanting to take more children in year 7 in the next couple of years my view on this is I think you need to sort out the seating at lunch people are sitting on the floor as it Is if there\u00e2\u0080\u0099s not enough room now don\u00e2\u0080\u0099t start taking in more kids per year .","languageCode":"en"}},{"publishTime":"2021-01-27T11:00:30Z","relativePublishTimeDescription":"2 years ago","author":"Caitlin Hardy","authorUri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/118015606676427536230\/reviews","authorPhotoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a\/AAcHTtdgjuV7IpSbdsQXpUHxrIsp7pAwP3q5Yatf-kOLgPpn=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo","rating":1,"text":{"text":"School was amazing and offered lots of support until the current head teacher gained her position. I had many issues during the times of my GCSEs as I had been living independently, working and studying. As you can imagine, it was a lot of stress for a 16 year old girl. I had been spoken about amongst the office ladies, claiming I had no chance of getting into sixth form but when I achieved good GCSEs they had no choice but allow me into the sixth form. (very professional, staff commenting about vulnerable children)\nAfter 2 weeks of sixth form, the head teacher decided to suspend me on my birthday as I had used my phone where i wasnt supposed to, in the study area. (taking a call from the benefit system!!) Then when I came back from my suspension, they decided to persuade me to leave. They manipulated me to make a decision I did not want to take. No family members or support workers were contacted while they took me out of all lessons to find a new school, all while sobbing my eyes out - confused as to why this was happening. I pointed out what they was doing was illegal, scaring me and claiming I was going to be kicked out anyway, OFSTED would not have allowed them to kick me out because there was nothing to excluded me for anyway! Bearing in mind the only things id done was have makeup on and had my phone out. Now I am resitting year 12 in Bellerive sixth form, they have given me genuine support and helped me more in 6 months than what Archies did in 5 years. I had no support off this school, and if I didnt come to my senses they could have literally destroyed my whole life chances. I can promise you many girls in my position would have give up with education - if your looking to send your child here DO NOT.... the school was destroyed by the despicable head teacher, the school in general was a very pressured environment, you got 30 mins to get lunch - by the time we got it (if at all) teachers would be chasing you to leave the canteen, then chasing you away from your lockers, no space to have a break between classes thus, affecting peoples mental health.","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"School was amazing and offered lots of support until the current head teacher gained her position. I had many issues during the times of my GCSEs as I had been living independently, working and studying. As you can imagine, it was a lot of stress for a 16 year old girl. I had been spoken about amongst the office ladies, claiming I had no chance of getting into sixth form but when I achieved good GCSEs they had no choice but allow me into the sixth form. (very professional, staff commenting about vulnerable children)\nAfter 2 weeks of sixth form, the head teacher decided to suspend me on my birthday as I had used my phone where i wasnt supposed to, in the study area. (taking a call from the benefit system!!) Then when I came back from my suspension, they decided to persuade me to leave. They manipulated me to make a decision I did not want to take. No family members or support workers were contacted while they took me out of all lessons to find a new school, all while sobbing my eyes out - confused as to why this was happening. I pointed out what they was doing was illegal, scaring me and claiming I was going to be kicked out anyway, OFSTED would not have allowed them to kick me out because there was nothing to excluded me for anyway! Bearing in mind the only things id done was have makeup on and had my phone out. Now I am resitting year 12 in Bellerive sixth form, they have given me genuine support and helped me more in 6 months than what Archies did in 5 years. I had no support off this school, and if I didnt come to my senses they could have literally destroyed my whole life chances. I can promise you many girls in my position would have give up with education - if your looking to send your child here DO NOT.... the school was destroyed by the despicable head teacher, the school in general was a very pressured environment, you got 30 mins to get lunch - by the time we got it (if at all) teachers would be chasing you to leave the canteen, then chasing you away from your lockers, no space to have a break between classes thus, affecting peoples mental health.","languageCode":"en"}},{"publishTime":"2020-08-26T19:07:57Z","relativePublishTimeDescription":"2 years ago","author":"Jax","authorUri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/103707552593557453355\/reviews","authorPhotoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a-\/AD_cMMRhm3vHpBVGG2ArYr7UpxGxr3jPxrnHRjRvdSw_ZvKhla4=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo-ba2","rating":1,"text":{"text":"Don't send your children here!\nI was a student here from year 7 to year 10. I began to struggle with mental health problems in year 7 and was told by my head of year to stop being over dramatic. My mental health grew progressively worse throughout the years I spent there and the school refused to notice until I was practically in crisis.\nI ended up being moved to a school run by alder hay as archies could not \"keep me safe\" according to the head teacher at the time. I was told I would always be welcome back however when I felt ready to return I was practically denied and I would have had to go back on a full time timetable (I'd been part time on and off since year 9) this school is despicable and I urge parents to really look into the support that schools offer...","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"Don't send your children here!\nI was a student here from year 7 to year 10. I began to struggle with mental health problems in year 7 and was told by my head of year to stop being over dramatic. My mental health grew progressively worse throughout the years I spent there and the school refused to notice until I was practically in crisis.\nI ended up being moved to a school run by alder hay as archies could not \"keep me safe\" according to the head teacher at the time. I was told I would always be welcome back however when I felt ready to return I was practically denied and I would have had to go back on a full time timetable (I'd been part time on and off since year 9) this school is despicable and I urge parents to really look into the support that schools offer...","languageCode":"en"}},{"publishTime":"2019-05-19T17:34:15Z","relativePublishTimeDescription":"4 years ago","author":"Peps","authorUri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/117429177995814271269\/reviews","authorPhotoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a-\/AD_cMMS0PkSP2pEaMs5DGYCRFh-v8xjP_Lsrz9G70q9RrPJKIbA=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo","rating":1,"text":{"text":"When I joined this school in 2013 everything seemed relatively normal, however, that changed quite quickly. I was in set 1 English in year 7, towards the end of the year my teacher informed my class that no one would be moving to a class below set 3, and that if you were moving to set 3 she would talk to you about it beforehand. I was placed in set 4, something I was understandably upset about, as it directly opposed what my teacher had told me. I brought this to the schools attention repeatedly, but there was no attempt to remedy the situation, they never looked into it. I was stuck in a class where I wasn't challenged, which led to me disengaging and not wanting to work. In the end, I switched schools about a month into year 9 to Liverpool Life Sciences UTC, I was placed in set two English, ended up getting a 7 (A) at GCSE, now I'm studying it at the UTC at A-level. Archbishop Blanch nearly ruined my passion for a subject I adore, due their arrogance and unwillingness to admit wrong doing.\n\nWhen I was in year 7-8, my best friend was being bullied relentlessly by one girl. My friend was forced to buy her bully meals (not because she was poor, but because she had been put on a diet by her parents and didn't want any extra food to appear on her account) and was berated on a daily basis. This was brought to our Head of Year's attention on many occasions, but nothing was ever done.\n\nThe school is not well equipped for the number of students it houses in regards to the cafeteria. There had been many days (both in the old building and new) when I had spend my entire lunchtime in line to get food, leaving me with no time to eat it.\n\nThe school environment was extremely cliquey and just unpleasant to be in. 3 other students swapped to the UTC at the same time as me, as did many students this year, who joined our Sixth Form, all of which describe how the school had gone down hill since moving to the new building.\n\nFinally, when we moved to the new building, we were no longer allowed to have backpacks, or any other bags for that matter (not sure if this is still a policy, as I left in year 9). You had to place your bag in your locker and carry your books with you. In theory, it doesn't sound awful, however, it was terribly planned. Students were not given time between lessons to go back to their lockers and return\/take out books. This meant that you would have to carry all of your books for that morning, your pencil cases and anything else you might need around with you until lunch time, when you could finally put them away, that is until lunch ended and the whole fiasco repeated itself for afternoon lessons.\n\nAll in all, this is an awful school and I would strongly advise against sending your child there.","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"When I joined this school in 2013 everything seemed relatively normal, however, that changed quite quickly. I was in set 1 English in year 7, towards the end of the year my teacher informed my class that no one would be moving to a class below set 3, and that if you were moving to set 3 she would talk to you about it beforehand. I was placed in set 4, something I was understandably upset about, as it directly opposed what my teacher had told me. I brought this to the schools attention repeatedly, but there was no attempt to remedy the situation, they never looked into it. I was stuck in a class where I wasn't challenged, which led to me disengaging and not wanting to work. In the end, I switched schools about a month into year 9 to Liverpool Life Sciences UTC, I was placed in set two English, ended up getting a 7 (A) at GCSE, now I'm studying it at the UTC at A-level. Archbishop Blanch nearly ruined my passion for a subject I adore, due their arrogance and unwillingness to admit wrong doing.\n\nWhen I was in year 7-8, my best friend was being bullied relentlessly by one girl. My friend was forced to buy her bully meals (not because she was poor, but because she had been put on a diet by her parents and didn't want any extra food to appear on her account) and was berated on a daily basis. This was brought to our Head of Year's attention on many occasions, but nothing was ever done.\n\nThe school is not well equipped for the number of students it houses in regards to the cafeteria. There had been many days (both in the old building and new) when I had spend my entire lunchtime in line to get food, leaving me with no time to eat it.\n\nThe school environment was extremely cliquey and just unpleasant to be in. 3 other students swapped to the UTC at the same time as me, as did many students this year, who joined our Sixth Form, all of which describe how the school had gone down hill since moving to the new building.\n\nFinally, when we moved to the new building, we were no longer allowed to have backpacks, or any other bags for that matter (not sure if this is still a policy, as I left in year 9). You had to place your bag in your locker and carry your books with you. In theory, it doesn't sound awful, however, it was terribly planned. Students were not given time between lessons to go back to their lockers and return\/take out books. This meant that you would have to carry all of your books for that morning, your pencil cases and anything else you might need around with you until lunch time, when you could finally put them away, that is until lunch ended and the whole fiasco repeated itself for afternoon lessons.\n\nAll in all, this is an awful school and I would strongly advise against sending your child there.","languageCode":"en"}}]
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