School Summary
The Douay Martyrs Catholic School
Girls: 635
Total Pupils: 1515
Opened: 01-03-2012
Headteacher: Fiona McCloskey
The Douay Martyrs Catholic School
Edinburgh Drive
Uxbridge
Middlesex
UB10 8QY
Telephone: 01895679400
Website: http://www.douaymartyrs.co.uk/
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reviews: [{"relativePublishTimeDescription":"3 years ago","rating":3,"text":{"text":"It is a great school and great staff, but some teachers can go a bit difficult for giving detentions for eerie reasons and they can also be really strict and set lots of revision\/homework to do. But some teachers are really nice and and are less frightening. For the first few years I had been really stressed because of some strict and scary teachers threatening me that I will get a detention if I do a homework or if I won't do it right. I have mixed feelings about this school but it shouldn't be avoided.","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"It is a great school and great staff, but some teachers can go a bit difficult for giving detentions for eerie reasons and they can also be really strict and set lots of revision\/homework to do. But some teachers are really nice and and are less frightening. For the first few years I had been really stressed because of some strict and scary teachers threatening me that I will get a detention if I do a homework or if I won't do it right. I have mixed feelings about this school but it shouldn't be avoided.","languageCode":"en"},"authorAttribution":{"displayName":"MrMafia","uri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/116660514367000507488\/reviews","photoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a-\/ALV-UjXq1l8m2edN4aarfOacc8X_u3hXfrzMRGSavs9I13__bGo=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo"},"publishTime":"2020-08-23T13:50:27Z"},{"relativePublishTimeDescription":"4 years ago","rating":5,"text":{"text":"I do feel this school is very unfairly judged. It's worked hard to get where it is today. It's a really good school. Very supportive of my son when he was there. Good quality teachers . My second child has to attend a special school because he is disabled. My daughter will be going to Douay Martyr's in a few years .","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"I do feel this school is very unfairly judged. It's worked hard to get where it is today. It's a really good school. Very supportive of my son when he was there. Good quality teachers . My second child has to attend a special school because he is disabled. My daughter will be going to Douay Martyr's in a few years .","languageCode":"en"},"authorAttribution":{"displayName":"Death by galaxy","uri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/115366278395911205012\/reviews","photoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a-\/ALV-UjU6Vf20ScScFJbCA06vkRgHexxXpD_AAy7ULx1uJXeNJA=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo"},"publishTime":"2018-12-02T10:35:05Z"},{"relativePublishTimeDescription":"6 years ago","rating":5,"text":{"text":"The Douay Martyrs is a great School! The contribution staff give towards the students, such as myself, is phenomenal in all areas. Whether it be in pastoral, financial or academic, they are always there to offer support and guidance ranging from the juniors to the senior students. Furthermore, The school has drastically improved since joining in year 8, 2012. An example of these improvements are in the grades obtained by students; The GCSE and A level results have seen significant improvements throughout the years. Also, the school facilities have seen enhancements for pupils, with better healthy and nutritious food offered at the canteen.","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"The Douay Martyrs is a great School! The contribution staff give towards the students, such as myself, is phenomenal in all areas. Whether it be in pastoral, financial or academic, they are always there to offer support and guidance ranging from the juniors to the senior students. Furthermore, The school has drastically improved since joining in year 8, 2012. An example of these improvements are in the grades obtained by students; The GCSE and A level results have seen significant improvements throughout the years. Also, the school facilities have seen enhancements for pupils, with better healthy and nutritious food offered at the canteen.","languageCode":"en"},"authorAttribution":{"displayName":"Giovanni Calderini","uri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/116408321376664248061\/reviews","photoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a-\/ALV-UjVvdnad3akk-cgKSzj_SfSoveQze8EEjoLnSqTwFsazQqs=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo"},"publishTime":"2017-05-25T01:09:07Z"},{"relativePublishTimeDescription":"4 years ago","rating":3,"text":{"text":"Used to be a student here and this school got worse with Mr. Korish as headteacher tbh. GCSE students have one week and a few days of Easter as well as one week of Christmas just for 7 weeks of Summer. This makes it harder for GCSE and A-Level students to revise here. The days are even made longer! And that wouldn't have been much of a problem if the school started a bit later like 9:30, BUT NO.\nThe school would benefit from starting later in the morning, especially as most students take school buses, which from Hayes to Ickenham can lead to a lot of traffic. Also would give students more time to mentally prepare themselves for the day.\n\nBAD MOVE SWITCHING FORM TIME AS THE LAST LESSON OF THE DAY. This means if there's the usual traffic to school that makes students late, then they've missed some valuable education time in the morning. Yes, the buses may arrive a little earlier, but that doesn't prevent traffic.\n\nWhile the staff and teachers are pretty good overall, the system is quite harsh to sixth formers, as they're not allowed to go outside during their free periods (Felt like a prison).\nMost teachers aren't afraid to emphasise expectations of students. One teacher I had expected the whole of my chem\/bio set 2 class to get A's in our GCSE's without knowing much of our situations. It was moments like these that were quite frustrating, as they laid unnecessary pressure on students.\n\nIf you have autism or ADHD, don't go to this school. I can speak out for autism: you will be misunderstood by everyone including the counsellor, and likely be seen as weird by most people at school; super frustrating.\n\nAnd they don't really want to transfer students to different GCSE classes unless they really have to. Like after a few months of doing French for GCSE, I expressed my concern of doing something else like geography or going to the library instead to focus on other revision, but they kept refusing until I had a panic attack over it ONE YEAR LATER. All that time I've been anxious about this and there were willing to make my depression even worse all for their convenience and not the students. They don't really listen to what the student wants until the student does something about it, and often I've seen disobedience to specific subject teachers because the student had previously voiced their concern about not wanting to do such an optional subject yet still weren't listened to until they kept trying to disrupt the lesson FOR THEIR OWN FUTURE.\n\nIt's no wonder the school has gone from 'Outstanding' to 'Good' ever since Mr. Korish has taken over. If you can, try and find a better high school for GCSE's. You don't want to go to a school that looks more like a prison and makes students speak into a security gate every time they walk between campuses. No thank you.\n\nThe canteen makes you have to wait to eat at a certain time to reduce overcrowding (unless you're Y11, you get priority), which can make it frustrating if you need to get food quickly. Also drinks are overpriced, like a small carton of orange squash for 60p-\u00c2\u00a31 last time I remember.\n\nI've heard plenty a friend complain about unfair teachers though, as some will divide students between 'good' and 'bad', and they will happily try to give detentions to 'bad' people for silly reasons like sneezing and coughing, A NATURAL HUMAN PROCESS THEY CAN'T HELP. Some teachers are de-motivational and biased in treatment towards 'bad' kids. Felt like they were picking on them more sometimes, and I've genuinely felt sorry for some of them. So they focus more on 'bad' students and less on rewarding 'good' students.\n\nThis is a Catholic School, so bear in mind R.E GCSE is compulsory.\nA 7 week summer holiday can be good for planning holidays before GCSE's start. And school buses can be convenient. Though try not to go here for a GCSE's if you can, especially if you have a mental health difficulty like ASD, as this school lacks mental health first aid and I've always felt misunderstood by the counsellor; she is a kind lady who does try what she can, but that is only my case out of many.","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"Used to be a student here and this school got worse with Mr. Korish as headteacher tbh. GCSE students have one week and a few days of Easter as well as one week of Christmas just for 7 weeks of Summer. This makes it harder for GCSE and A-Level students to revise here. The days are even made longer! And that wouldn't have been much of a problem if the school started a bit later like 9:30, BUT NO.\nThe school would benefit from starting later in the morning, especially as most students take school buses, which from Hayes to Ickenham can lead to a lot of traffic. 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Though try not to go here for a GCSE's if you can, especially if you have a mental health difficulty like ASD, as this school lacks mental health first aid and I've always felt misunderstood by the counsellor; she is a kind lady who does try what she can, but that is only my case out of many.","languageCode":"en"},"authorAttribution":{"displayName":"Vermillion Orange","uri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/115890828338351541006\/reviews","photoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a-\/ALV-UjVxyb9qFRXoJfHCUyq_fuawesDOQGQLfpeTSMjkQ9kAbvM=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo"},"publishTime":"2018-10-17T22:38:38Z"},{"relativePublishTimeDescription":"2 years ago","rating":4,"text":{"text":"An outstanding website! The Covid 19 test centre is amazing. The teachers are very helpful and teachers students to the best of their ability. The school canteen is lovely with a variety of meals on the school menu.","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"An outstanding website! 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reviews: [{"relativePublishTimeDescription":"3 years ago","rating":3,"text":{"text":"It is a great school and great staff, but some teachers can go a bit difficult for giving detentions for eerie reasons and they can also be really strict and set lots of revision\/homework to do. But some teachers are really nice and and are less frightening. For the first few years I had been really stressed because of some strict and scary teachers threatening me that I will get a detention if I do a homework or if I won't do it right. I have mixed feelings about this school but it shouldn't be avoided.","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"It is a great school and great staff, but some teachers can go a bit difficult for giving detentions for eerie reasons and they can also be really strict and set lots of revision\/homework to do. But some teachers are really nice and and are less frightening. For the first few years I had been really stressed because of some strict and scary teachers threatening me that I will get a detention if I do a homework or if I won't do it right. I have mixed feelings about this school but it shouldn't be avoided.","languageCode":"en"},"authorAttribution":{"displayName":"MrMafia","uri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/116660514367000507488\/reviews","photoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a-\/ALV-UjXq1l8m2edN4aarfOacc8X_u3hXfrzMRGSavs9I13__bGo=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo"},"publishTime":"2020-08-23T13:50:27Z"},{"relativePublishTimeDescription":"4 years ago","rating":5,"text":{"text":"I do feel this school is very unfairly judged. It's worked hard to get where it is today. It's a really good school. Very supportive of my son when he was there. Good quality teachers . My second child has to attend a special school because he is disabled. My daughter will be going to Douay Martyr's in a few years .","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"I do feel this school is very unfairly judged. It's worked hard to get where it is today. It's a really good school. Very supportive of my son when he was there. Good quality teachers . My second child has to attend a special school because he is disabled. My daughter will be going to Douay Martyr's in a few years .","languageCode":"en"},"authorAttribution":{"displayName":"Death by galaxy","uri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/115366278395911205012\/reviews","photoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a-\/ALV-UjU6Vf20ScScFJbCA06vkRgHexxXpD_AAy7ULx1uJXeNJA=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo"},"publishTime":"2018-12-02T10:35:05Z"},{"relativePublishTimeDescription":"6 years ago","rating":5,"text":{"text":"The Douay Martyrs is a great School! The contribution staff give towards the students, such as myself, is phenomenal in all areas. Whether it be in pastoral, financial or academic, they are always there to offer support and guidance ranging from the juniors to the senior students. Furthermore, The school has drastically improved since joining in year 8, 2012. An example of these improvements are in the grades obtained by students; The GCSE and A level results have seen significant improvements throughout the years. Also, the school facilities have seen enhancements for pupils, with better healthy and nutritious food offered at the canteen.","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"The Douay Martyrs is a great School! The contribution staff give towards the students, such as myself, is phenomenal in all areas. Whether it be in pastoral, financial or academic, they are always there to offer support and guidance ranging from the juniors to the senior students. Furthermore, The school has drastically improved since joining in year 8, 2012. An example of these improvements are in the grades obtained by students; The GCSE and A level results have seen significant improvements throughout the years. Also, the school facilities have seen enhancements for pupils, with better healthy and nutritious food offered at the canteen.","languageCode":"en"},"authorAttribution":{"displayName":"Giovanni Calderini","uri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/116408321376664248061\/reviews","photoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a-\/ALV-UjVvdnad3akk-cgKSzj_SfSoveQze8EEjoLnSqTwFsazQqs=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo"},"publishTime":"2017-05-25T01:09:07Z"},{"relativePublishTimeDescription":"4 years ago","rating":3,"text":{"text":"Used to be a student here and this school got worse with Mr. Korish as headteacher tbh. GCSE students have one week and a few days of Easter as well as one week of Christmas just for 7 weeks of Summer. This makes it harder for GCSE and A-Level students to revise here. The days are even made longer! And that wouldn't have been much of a problem if the school started a bit later like 9:30, BUT NO.\nThe school would benefit from starting later in the morning, especially as most students take school buses, which from Hayes to Ickenham can lead to a lot of traffic. Also would give students more time to mentally prepare themselves for the day.\n\nBAD MOVE SWITCHING FORM TIME AS THE LAST LESSON OF THE DAY. This means if there's the usual traffic to school that makes students late, then they've missed some valuable education time in the morning. Yes, the buses may arrive a little earlier, but that doesn't prevent traffic.\n\nWhile the staff and teachers are pretty good overall, the system is quite harsh to sixth formers, as they're not allowed to go outside during their free periods (Felt like a prison).\nMost teachers aren't afraid to emphasise expectations of students. One teacher I had expected the whole of my chem\/bio set 2 class to get A's in our GCSE's without knowing much of our situations. It was moments like these that were quite frustrating, as they laid unnecessary pressure on students.\n\nIf you have autism or ADHD, don't go to this school. I can speak out for autism: you will be misunderstood by everyone including the counsellor, and likely be seen as weird by most people at school; super frustrating.\n\nAnd they don't really want to transfer students to different GCSE classes unless they really have to. Like after a few months of doing French for GCSE, I expressed my concern of doing something else like geography or going to the library instead to focus on other revision, but they kept refusing until I had a panic attack over it ONE YEAR LATER. All that time I've been anxious about this and there were willing to make my depression even worse all for their convenience and not the students. They don't really listen to what the student wants until the student does something about it, and often I've seen disobedience to specific subject teachers because the student had previously voiced their concern about not wanting to do such an optional subject yet still weren't listened to until they kept trying to disrupt the lesson FOR THEIR OWN FUTURE.\n\nIt's no wonder the school has gone from 'Outstanding' to 'Good' ever since Mr. Korish has taken over. If you can, try and find a better high school for GCSE's. You don't want to go to a school that looks more like a prison and makes students speak into a security gate every time they walk between campuses. No thank you.\n\nThe canteen makes you have to wait to eat at a certain time to reduce overcrowding (unless you're Y11, you get priority), which can make it frustrating if you need to get food quickly. Also drinks are overpriced, like a small carton of orange squash for 60p-\u00c2\u00a31 last time I remember.\n\nI've heard plenty a friend complain about unfair teachers though, as some will divide students between 'good' and 'bad', and they will happily try to give detentions to 'bad' people for silly reasons like sneezing and coughing, A NATURAL HUMAN PROCESS THEY CAN'T HELP. Some teachers are de-motivational and biased in treatment towards 'bad' kids. Felt like they were picking on them more sometimes, and I've genuinely felt sorry for some of them. So they focus more on 'bad' students and less on rewarding 'good' students.\n\nThis is a Catholic School, so bear in mind R.E GCSE is compulsory.\nA 7 week summer holiday can be good for planning holidays before GCSE's start. And school buses can be convenient. Though try not to go here for a GCSE's if you can, especially if you have a mental health difficulty like ASD, as this school lacks mental health first aid and I've always felt misunderstood by the counsellor; she is a kind lady who does try what she can, but that is only my case out of many.","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"Used to be a student here and this school got worse with Mr. Korish as headteacher tbh. GCSE students have one week and a few days of Easter as well as one week of Christmas just for 7 weeks of Summer. This makes it harder for GCSE and A-Level students to revise here. The days are even made longer! And that wouldn't have been much of a problem if the school started a bit later like 9:30, BUT NO.\nThe school would benefit from starting later in the morning, especially as most students take school buses, which from Hayes to Ickenham can lead to a lot of traffic. Also would give students more time to mentally prepare themselves for the day.\n\nBAD MOVE SWITCHING FORM TIME AS THE LAST LESSON OF THE DAY. This means if there's the usual traffic to school that makes students late, then they've missed some valuable education time in the morning. Yes, the buses may arrive a little earlier, but that doesn't prevent traffic.\n\nWhile the staff and teachers are pretty good overall, the system is quite harsh to sixth formers, as they're not allowed to go outside during their free periods (Felt like a prison).\nMost teachers aren't afraid to emphasise expectations of students. One teacher I had expected the whole of my chem\/bio set 2 class to get A's in our GCSE's without knowing much of our situations. It was moments like these that were quite frustrating, as they laid unnecessary pressure on students.\n\nIf you have autism or ADHD, don't go to this school. I can speak out for autism: you will be misunderstood by everyone including the counsellor, and likely be seen as weird by most people at school; super frustrating.\n\nAnd they don't really want to transfer students to different GCSE classes unless they really have to. Like after a few months of doing French for GCSE, I expressed my concern of doing something else like geography or going to the library instead to focus on other revision, but they kept refusing until I had a panic attack over it ONE YEAR LATER. All that time I've been anxious about this and there were willing to make my depression even worse all for their convenience and not the students. They don't really listen to what the student wants until the student does something about it, and often I've seen disobedience to specific subject teachers because the student had previously voiced their concern about not wanting to do such an optional subject yet still weren't listened to until they kept trying to disrupt the lesson FOR THEIR OWN FUTURE.\n\nIt's no wonder the school has gone from 'Outstanding' to 'Good' ever since Mr. Korish has taken over. If you can, try and find a better high school for GCSE's. You don't want to go to a school that looks more like a prison and makes students speak into a security gate every time they walk between campuses. No thank you.\n\nThe canteen makes you have to wait to eat at a certain time to reduce overcrowding (unless you're Y11, you get priority), which can make it frustrating if you need to get food quickly. Also drinks are overpriced, like a small carton of orange squash for 60p-\u00c2\u00a31 last time I remember.\n\nI've heard plenty a friend complain about unfair teachers though, as some will divide students between 'good' and 'bad', and they will happily try to give detentions to 'bad' people for silly reasons like sneezing and coughing, A NATURAL HUMAN PROCESS THEY CAN'T HELP. Some teachers are de-motivational and biased in treatment towards 'bad' kids. Felt like they were picking on them more sometimes, and I've genuinely felt sorry for some of them. So they focus more on 'bad' students and less on rewarding 'good' students.\n\nThis is a Catholic School, so bear in mind R.E GCSE is compulsory.\nA 7 week summer holiday can be good for planning holidays before GCSE's start. And school buses can be convenient. Though try not to go here for a GCSE's if you can, especially if you have a mental health difficulty like ASD, as this school lacks mental health first aid and I've always felt misunderstood by the counsellor; she is a kind lady who does try what she can, but that is only my case out of many.","languageCode":"en"},"authorAttribution":{"displayName":"Vermillion Orange","uri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/115890828338351541006\/reviews","photoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a-\/ALV-UjVxyb9qFRXoJfHCUyq_fuawesDOQGQLfpeTSMjkQ9kAbvM=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo"},"publishTime":"2018-10-17T22:38:38Z"},{"relativePublishTimeDescription":"2 years ago","rating":4,"text":{"text":"An outstanding website! The Covid 19 test centre is amazing. The teachers are very helpful and teachers students to the best of their ability. The school canteen is lovely with a variety of meals on the school menu.","languageCode":"en"},"originalText":{"text":"An outstanding website! The Covid 19 test centre is amazing. The teachers are very helpful and teachers students to the best of their ability. The school canteen is lovely with a variety of meals on the school menu.","languageCode":"en"},"authorAttribution":{"displayName":"Chioma Wamadi","uri":"https:\/\/www.google.com\/maps\/contrib\/104504288367056057940\/reviews","photoUri":"https:\/\/lh3.googleusercontent.com\/a\/ACg8ocJK2aogbvlAu4GJh2UvuYA1fT8AwIdzdp8oYYdbXOVINw=s128-c0x00000000-cc-rp-mo"},"publishTime":"2021-03-09T11:27:02Z"}]