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Great Meols Primary School located at Elwyn Rd, Meols CH47 7AP, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 0151 632 4606

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Jessica Parker

5 Google Rating

This is an outstanding success school they have an 1 hour to do a test I love it its out of the worl

5/ 5

This is an outstanding success school they have an 1 hour to do a test I love it its out of the world

Annie Campbell

1 Google Rating

My granddaughter has been continually bullied for the past 18 months , we have approached the school

1/ 5

My granddaughter has been continually bullied for the past 18 months , we have approached the school on occasions to try & solve the problem, but to no avail. My granddaughter even plucked up the courage to speak to the headmistress about what was going on & she has done precisely nothing. My granddaughter has had to put up with emotional abuse , damage to her property & clothing , things being stolen from her desk & bag left in the cloakroom. The worst event happened the day before they broke up for summer , when another pupil kicked my granddaughter repeatedly in the back & I have pictures to prove the injuries. The school say there is no evidence as the perpetrator denies it - as usual - & even her form tutor has said he didnt believe she was being bullied ... what more evidence do they need ? Does she have to do something drastic for the people who are in.loco parentis to actually do their job & look after the pupils in their care ? The headmistress has not been in touch , even after contacting school & informing them of what is going on. Very , very disappointed in the quality of care of my granddaughter & am now seriously looking to move her to another school for her own safety & peace of mind. Would not recommend this school to any prospective parent. Since it gained acadamy status , it just seems to be run as a business & I dont feel the children's best interests are in the forefront.

raj harpi Bhullar

3 Google Rating

It's a alright primary school

3/ 5

It's a alright primary school

Simon Byrne

4 Google Rating

4/ 5

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