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North Bridge House vs Trevor Roberts

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pooparts · 08/02/2011 23:50

Any thoughts on which prep is better? Or which is better for particular type of child?

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horsemadmom · 09/02/2011 09:13

If you are normal go to Northbridge. If you are famous-TR.

squatbottom · 09/02/2011 10:50

Have you visited the schools? What did you think?
I found them to be completely different to eachother. But only you would be able to judge which is more suited to your dc and to you as parent.

pooparts · 09/02/2011 16:09

New to private education so keen to hear thoughts of others.

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controlfreakyhappyandnew · 09/02/2011 23:05

they are very different: chalk and cheese. what did you think of the feel of them? which would best meet your dc's needs / personality? prefer tr personally.

pooparts · 10/02/2011 16:50

Would like sound academic education without excessive pressure and with dyslexia support. Good science.

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pooparts · 10/02/2011 16:50

Would like sound academic education without excessive pressure and with dyslexia support. Good science.

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lazymumofteenagesons · 10/02/2011 19:20

"Would like sound academic education without excessive pressure and with dyslexia support. Good science." Trevor roberts it is then

pooparts · 10/02/2011 20:50

Why?

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lazymumofteenagesons · 10/02/2011 21:26

I know that TR only believes in each child competing against themselves not others. It is quite a nurturing school and is smaller than NBH. By coincidence I had a nephew there who raved about the good science teaching and facilities. But your child has every chance of doing well at either school.

pooparts · 10/02/2011 21:51

Lazymum, I've seen a few of your other posts, and think you might be a bit of an expert. I have two boys. Both pretty bright. One v dyslexic and one not very. I was hoping NBH would get them up to scratch for CE and by then the dyslexia wouldn't be so much of an issue so that they might end up at good London day schools. I might have to put a bit of Fairley House in the mix for the v dyslexic one before NBH.
Do you think TR would handle this better? What about the posh factor that others mention?

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lazymumofteenagesons · 10/02/2011 22:22

Not sure what you mean by 'by then the dyslexia wouldn't be as much of an issue'. It does not go away, he can be taught different ways of learning/coping but the learning difficulty itself does not disappear. How old are your sons?

I don't know much about NBH, just some complaints about it being run too much like a business. And at 11 they split them between those able to do CE and those who will go into their senior school.

I am no expert.

pooparts · 11/02/2011 13:06

Any other thoughts?

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thenevernever · 11/02/2011 17:28

how old is your dyslexic ds? might be better to go straight to fairley house and then after the appropriate period they will get him into an appropriate school

pooparts · 13/02/2011 20:00

Another call. Perhaps anyone with experience of either place?

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pooparts · 15/02/2011 20:56

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