Reviews of Mill Hill County High School. (School) in London (London).

Mill Hill County High School

34 Reviews

18 Comments

School

Higher secondary school

Worcester Cres, London NW7 4LL, United Kingdom

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Information of Mill Hill County High School, School in London (London)

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Open hours of Mill Hill County High School

Sunday

Closed

Monday

8am–4:15pm

Tuesday

8am–4:15pm

Wednesday

8am–4:15pm

Thursday

8am–4:15pm

Friday

8am–4:15pm

Saturday

Closed

Reviews of Mill Hill County High School

P. K.

This school has been the best thing that happened to me. Initially i was quite sad that i didn't get into my first choice school but i think that it was really good that I didn't. From years 7 to 9 you are allowed to be a child. There is not much academic pressure - more about following annoying rules and being with friends. There is a range of free clubs that you go to such as trampolining, rugby, dance etc and they put musicals every year which anyone can be part of. In year 10 to 11 (GCSE period) the teachers honestly try their best to teach and help children pass their GCSEs and (most of them) not only try and help you meet your target grades, they also try and help you suppress them. If you need any help/ have a doubt you can ask them at anytime via email or going to see them at lunch/ break/before school/after school. The teachers here (most of them) generally know how to teach.

P. W.

My School was Orange Hill Grammar School for Boys. 1953-1957. (Abbots Road.) So happy with the wonderful progress this establishment and faculty have made over the years.( Half a century.) When the school moved to Mote Mount it was a stones throw from where I lived as a child. Ramillies. Wonderful memories and great friends I still know to this day. Peter Weston -Tempus Fugit Carpe Diem.