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St Mark’s Primary School london

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St Mark’s Primary School is situated at Lower Boston Road in Hanwell—a vibrant educational institution committed towards providing enriching experiences tailored towards meeting diverse learning needs! Our dedicated team strives towards fostering not only academic success but also character-building through values-based education emphasizing respect & responsibility among peers! With numerous extracurricular options available—ranging from sports leagues all the way up through creative arts initiatives—we ensure students have ample opportunities outside traditional classroom settings! At St Mark’s—we believe every child has unique talents waiting-to-be-discovered!

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Tallulah Nedd

4 Google Rating

It was ok but nm

4/ 5

It was ok but nm

Priya Grewal

5 Google Rating

this was a good school and the map is right it tells u were it acully is

5/ 5

this was a good school and the map is right it tells u were it acully is

Amelia Smith

1 Google Rating

very bad

1/ 5

very bad

Andy McEwan

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Jonah Hillman

3 Google Rating

3/ 5

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