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Cheney School oxford

Name: Cheney School oxford
Address: Cheney Ln, Headington, Oxford OX3 7QH, UK, Oxford, ON
Telephone: 01865 765726
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Cheney School is located at Cheney Ln, Headington, Oxford OX3 7QH, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Cheney School and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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I left Cheney last year and moved to Cherwell, its unquestionably better and I genuinely enjoy schoo

2 years ago

1^{/ 5}

I left Cheney last year and moved to Cherwell, its unquestionably better and I genuinely enjoy school now. I now have the courage to write against this school, but under a fake name.The teachers are God-awful. I have been racially abused, called 'stupid' and an 'idiot' and ridiculed on my figure by so called 'teachers'. The very same people the claim to make students feel safe and happy at school. They couldn't give a damn about you. And, don't even mention mental issues; they're no help. Do your self a favour, DO NOT send your child here. It's honestly best for their academic, mental and social well-being.

Staff are very friendly and always do their best to help the children....

2 years ago

4^{/ 5}

Staff are very friendly and always do their best to help the children....

I just walk past it

a year ago

3^{/ 5}

I just walk past it

i went here and now my soundcloud has 60+ followers, big up my boi mr ford

2 years ago

1^{/ 5}

i went here and now my soundcloud has 60+ followers, big up my boi mr ford

Lost my hat there but the Headteacher founded it for me. Also it's a very spacious school too.

5 years ago

5^{/ 5}

Lost my hat there but the Headteacher founded it for me. Also it's a very spacious school too.

One of the best schools in Oxford, despite regular prejudice from . Great community spirit amongst

5 years ago

5^{/ 5}

One of the best schools in Oxford, despite regular prejudice from . Great community spirit amongst the kids

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