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Poppleton Road Primary School is located at Poppleton Rd, Acomb, York YO26 4UP, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Poppleton Road Primary School and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Sunrunner Nge

5 Google Rating

This is a fantastic local school attended by both of my children. Despite its age, the school is ve

5/ 5

This is a fantastic local school attended by both of my children. Despite its age, the school is very much in the modern age, with great facilities and supportive teaching. They have good Ofsted results and the teachers b go out of their way to help develop children. During parent teacher meetings, I've noticed the feedback I gave to teachers was acted on quickly. A great school from all perspectives

Helen Simons

4 Google Rating

I’m 14 now and left that school 3 years ago but my two younger brothers still go there . I really

4/ 5

I’m 14 now and left that school 3 years ago but my two younger brothers still go there . I really enjoyed my time there they helped me grow and become the person I am today

Grace

5 Google Rating

I love this school it is phenomenal! Thank you to all the amazing staff and children for everything

5/ 5

I love this school it is phenomenal! Thank you to all the amazing staff and children for everything they have done 👩👩👩😀😀😀

Tristan Cross

5 Google Rating

My favourite school of all time

5/ 5

My favourite school of all time

UK DRILL

5 Google Rating

well I went to poppelton road school and it was just amasing

5/ 5

well I went to poppelton road school and it was just amasing

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