Canford school

We sent the youngest son to study at Canford school: the eldest in Britain received higher education, and we knew about the quality of local education and decided for the younger to start the process early, so that later it would be easier and he would feel more confident. The Canford school suited us perfectly in all respects: strong teachers in mathematics (my son has a bias in exact sciences), good living conditions, and many useful extra-curricular opportunities. For example, the British are simply obsessed with sports, so it’s simply impossible to not engage in physical education here - we believe that this is a plus, adolescents and children should develop harmoniously, both boys and girls. There is a large selection of electives, so that children will not be bored, although there is almost no free time, the first months Maxim was very tired. Then he got used to and got involved. Thanks to our manager Angelina for the sensible consultations and professional organization of the receipt - everything was clear and on time, without delay, hidden commissions of some kind and contentious issues.

I found canford to be absolute hell. Institutional bullying and worse... The standard of teaching is generally poor, high entrance requirements leading to average results. I won't go into the details of some of the depravity that I witnessed at Canford, instigated by both teachers and pupils. My advice would be do not send your children there if you love them, nasty place.