The Venerable Bede C of E Academy
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Chamber Rating
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Zgameac
Bob Earl my goat
Sep 10th, 2022 -
Crispy Chicken nugget
Love this school so much,, fun to learn at and excellent members of staff here. Highly recommend if you are looking for a school to join
Jul 27th, 2022 -
Some Toast
May 18th, 2022 -
Drew Conley
I was in the class of 2020 so I did the whole thing up until corona cut it short. I've left now and I can say the school is mediocre. Bring your own lunch if you want a decent lunch on any other day than Friday because most of the food tastes like plastic. Just about everything in the school is damaged. From the science benches having countless holes and patterns carved into them to the damaged ceilings due to water leaks and dampness. The computers run a sort of weird version of Windows 7 that looks like Windows XP and have the effective computing power of a calculator. There's soap dispensers around the school to keep good hygiene but none of them have soap in them. There is also a non official smokers corner where kids have Bluetooth speakers and blast MC and EDM music as there are in most schools. Having taken music there I can say that there is a fairly extensive music department with plenty of music gear and 3 practice rooms available. However the equipment is mostly broken or severely damaged. The electric drum kits are the original kits the school bought when it was first built, the acoustic kits are beaten up too. They have 3 upright pianos which are chipped and dented with parts missing and plenty of guitars with dents, and broken strings. The strings that are attached, particularly on bass guitars are ancient and covered in dirt. As for the other subjects they are just sort of mediocre. They have some occasionally broken whiteboards and books as standard with all schools. I can't say I noticed any inventive or original teaching ideas that I haven't seen before. However I cant fault the teaching, though I've never had problems with teachers in general. They can be reluctant to talk to children who are struggling but that's from second hand knowledge. The downside with the staff is they have little control over the pupils, which is the main reason for the damage around the school. They have even had to segregate year 7 and 8 from 9, 10 and 11 because of the behavioural issues they caused. To sum it up, if you're looking for a particularly outstanding school, look somewhere else. If you just want somewhere for your kid to go and get their GCSEs then as long as they don't have a tendency for getting into trouble then you'll be fine going there.
May 1st, 2021 -
Sophie Robson
Sep 22nd, 2019
Contact Info
- (191) 523-9745
Questions & Answers
Q What is the phone number for The Venerable Bede C of E Academy?
A The phone number for The Venerable Bede C of E Academy is: (191) 523-9745.
Q Where is The Venerable Bede C of E Academy located?
A The Venerable Bede C of E Academy is located at Tunstall Bank, Sunderland, eng SR2 0SX
Q What is the internet address for The Venerable Bede C of E Academy?
A The website (URL) for The Venerable Bede C of E Academy is: http://www.venerablebede.co.uk/
Q What days are The Venerable Bede C of E Academy open?
A The Venerable Bede C of E Academy is open:
Thursday: 8:30 AM - 8:30 AM
Friday: 8:30 AM - 8:30 AM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:30 AM - 8:30 AM
Q How is The Venerable Bede C of E Academy rated?
A The Venerable Bede C of E Academy has a 3.5 Star Rating from 19 reviewers.
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The Venerable Bede C of E Academy
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Overall Rating
( 19 Reviews )Zgameac on Google
Bob Earl my goat
Crispy Chicken nugget on Google
Love this school so much,, fun to learn at and excellent members of staff here. Highly recommend if you are looking for a school to join
Some Toast on Google
Drew Conley on Google
I was in the class of 2020 so I did the whole thing up until corona cut it short. I've left now and I can say the school is mediocre. Bring your own lunch if you want a decent lunch on any other day than Friday because most of the food tastes like plastic.
Just about everything in the school is damaged. From the science benches having countless holes and patterns carved into them to the damaged ceilings due to water leaks and dampness. The computers run a sort of weird version of Windows 7 that looks like Windows XP and have the effective computing power of a calculator.
There's soap dispensers around the school to keep good hygiene but none of them have soap in them. There is also a non official smokers corner where kids have Bluetooth speakers and blast MC and EDM music as there are in most schools.
Having taken music there I can say that there is a fairly extensive music department with plenty of music gear and 3 practice rooms available. However the equipment is mostly broken or severely damaged. The electric drum kits are the original kits the school bought when it was first built, the acoustic kits are beaten up too. They have 3 upright pianos which are chipped and dented with parts missing and plenty of guitars with dents, and broken strings. The strings that are attached, particularly on bass guitars are ancient and covered in dirt.
As for the other subjects they are just sort of mediocre. They have some occasionally broken whiteboards and books as standard with all schools. I can't say I noticed any inventive or original teaching ideas that I haven't seen before. However I cant fault the teaching, though I've never had problems with teachers in general. They can be reluctant to talk to children who are struggling but that's from second hand knowledge. The downside with the staff is they have little control over the pupils, which is the main reason for the damage around the school. They have even had to segregate year 7 and 8 from 9, 10 and 11 because of the behavioural issues they caused.
To sum it up, if you're looking for a particularly outstanding school, look somewhere else. If you just want somewhere for your kid to go and get their GCSEs then as long as they don't have a tendency for getting into trouble then you'll be fine going there.
Sophie Robson on Google