St Edward’s Church of England Academy - Romford

St Edward's Church of England Academy is a well-known school located in London Rd, Romford RM7 9NX, United Kingdom. You can easily reach them by phone at 1708730462 or visit their website at steds.org.uk.

As a women-owned institution, St Edward's Church of England Academy takes pride in promoting gender equality and empowerment. The school is wheelchair accessible, with a wheelchair accessible entrance and parking lot, making it a welcoming and inclusive environment for all students.

With 59 reviews on Google My Business, St Edward's Church of England Academy has an average rating of 3.6/5, reflecting the positive experiences of many students and families.

Some of the school's key features include:

• A supportive and inclusive community that values diversity and individuality
• High-quality education that prepares students for success in higher education and beyond
• Experienced and dedicated teachers who are committed to helping students reach their full potential
• A wide range of extracurricular activities and programs that allow students to explore their interests and talents

If you're looking for a school that values academic excellence, diversity, and inclusion, St Edward's Church of England Academy is an excellent choice. With its convenient location, accessible facilities, and strong reputation, the school is an ideal option for families in the Romford area.

To learn more about St Edward's Church of England Academy and to schedule a tour, be sure to visit their website at steds.org.uk. The school's friendly and knowledgeable staff are always happy to answer any questions you may have and to help you explore all that St Edward's Church of England Academy has to offer.

Reviews of St Edward’s Church of England Academy

Breezy TV

1/5

Terrible my sister felt ill vomited continuously and they refused to send her home even lying to the parents saying she said she felt okay when infact she was not okay.notnto mention she has good attendance

Monica Levi

5/5

My daughter went to summer school and she said it was the best thing to do in her secondary school. Oh I can't wait to see her going to secondary school ?.

renc3

3/5

Overall this school is satisfactory. I’ve had my worst moments here with teachers such as Mr Lynch, Ms Holt and Mr James but I have had memorable moments with my favourite teacher Ms Arnold and my mandarin class. I can honestly say that Ms Holt had definitely ruined my ability to have an optimum, pleasurable and fun secondary school experience. Ms Holt is one of *those* PE teachers who favours the sporty students and she clearly shows it. An example of this is when she forced a student with asthma (A LITERAL MEDICAL CONDITION THAT PEOPLE CAN DIE FROM) to partake in cross country. A student with asthma had passed out during cross country, this students’ face flushed red and they were struggling to breathe. Ms holt saw the student in that state and undermined their situation commenting along the lines of “she’s fine” “she’ll be fine”. On the other hand, one of the students that she favoured had a cheer leading competition and was not forced to partake in a PE lesson. Ms Holt thinks a cheer leading competition is more important than a medical condition….. This is only a brief example to outline the type of teacher she is. As well as this, I have my opinion of Ms Holt because she personally made inaccurate comments about my character and had double standards for me and other students. She claimed that I was manipulative, sneaky and cause large amounts of students to misbehave. When I had asked her to specifically name the students that I make misbehave, she was unable to do so (not to my surprise). She was clearly unable to name these student that I cause to misbehave because they do not exist and she didn’t want to drag other student into the obvious lie that she fabricated. She is the ONLY teacher EVER to have such distasteful opinions about me. I was and still am confused as to why she treated me so poorly. I don’t know why she had a genuine dislike for a literal 16 year old.
I would also like to add that Mr Lynch defended a white teacher who said the n word solely because of the fact that she was repeating what a student said. The name of this teacher is Ms Doyle. He also scolded the students (young black boys to be specific) who were rightfully calling out Ms Doyle. Mr Lynch is a black man himself, so his behaviour was shameful and was criticised amongst many students within the year. However, Ms Doyle received no punishment and Mr Lynch has now moved to The Frances Bardsley Academy for Girls.

Victoria

1/5

Don’t even waste a second of your time here… -100 stars

Anonymous_ Snowzz

3/5

i have been in steds for nearly 2 years ive had my best moments here at the Jubilee Platinum party but the teacher are not reasonable ive also had some of my most saddest moments here big up to mandrian teacher miss arnald best teacher ever

LJ K

3/5

I left Steds 2014 times, school was ok, you had to be tough in secondary school otherwise people would take advantage and tease you, my year was abit toxic to be honest. Sometimes I wonder how my school life would have been if I went to a school in a different part of London

Angel Brow

5/5

"BIG UP" to ST EDWARDS SECONDARY SCHOOL. Thank you very much for your hard work and efforts to free me from the tyranny of the OPPRESSOR. May GOD bless you all and may all your future endeavours at your school grow and prosper. Your school is the HEAD and never the tail. I love you all.

Peter Bridges

5/5

Brilliant,loved every moment,and gave me the guidence needed to start working.al due to the Teaching Staff/Teachers,'59 thro 63!!!!