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Start using Mumsnet PremiumArk Putney or Richmond Park Academy 2020
(7 Posts)The only kid that I know that went to Ark recently left because it wasn't academic enough.
Me again - the stats for 2019 are out and Richmond Park has done much better. I hope someone with first hand experience will be along soon.
Anyone with Ark first hand experience?
No direct experience but know a few children at RPA and they are all really happy there and they are all nice, polite, well behaved children.
That is good to know, thanks. I do lean to Ark all the way despite it is being further away. It looks like the only advantage to chose RPA is the proximity, nothing else really.
I would still appreciate if anyone has had experience with any of the above schools. How happy, safe, encouraged kids feel in the schools.
I don't know the schools personally but looking at the statistics, children make much better progress at Ark so that could be the better of the two.
This time of year of making decisions for secondary schools. We live on the boarder Richmond/Wandsworth and are in catchments of two secondaries, Ark Putney and Richmond Park. Visited both, have confused feelings.Child likes both, but if you smile to him, he will like it already.
The child is not really academical, average in the class, likes drama, not sports, sensitive. I really want to make the right decision, as my son can't make one. It is 20 min walk for him to RPA and 35 walk (or bus ride) to Ark.
Does anyone have first hand recent experience with any of the schools mentioned?
Thanks
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