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Primary schools in Isleworth

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ZinniaL · 05/03/2021 05:08

I’m moving to Isleworth and am looking for opinions on either Marlborough or Isleworth Town. Smallberry Green is also nearby but I haven’t heard good things about it. Which of these is best for an outgoing, physically active boy in reception? He has a slight speech delay so perhaps a school supportive of that would help.

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ahsan · 13/03/2021 22:17

Marlborough primary school has a unit but think Lionel primary will be more suited to your son as they have a speech and language unit. It’s also an outstanding school so really can’t go wrong

ahsan · 13/03/2021 22:19

My sisters children go Lionel and she says it great mine attend Marlborough and it really is a lovely school my next door neighbours children attend Isleworth town and they love it can’t really go wrong with school options in the area

Bringonspring · 14/03/2021 07:16

Blue school is also great. Though all are pretty oversubscribed but any of them you can’t really go wrong

ahsan · 18/03/2021 12:36

Don’t go for Marlborough primary like a bunch of vultures that pray on the vulnerable withdrawing my child currently and smallberry greeen I’ve heard isn’t good either

ClaudieM · 23/03/2021 10:59

Hi, my DS joined Isleworth Town this year - he's in Year 4 and was accessing Speech and Language therapy at his previous school. I have nothing but positive feedback for Isleworth Town. They are using West London Speech therapy and have a dedicated therapist for any referrals. They seem to be very caring school and the teaching seems to be first rate. They also do far more art and music than at my DS' previous school (Academy). Not sure about the sports provision but in normal times they run a football club a few times a week. The school has a very large site and playground. I think that is also important to consider as many schools seem to have very small outdoor areas. Hope this helps

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