Sidcot Reviews

If you are considering sending your child to Sidcot, then you may want to hear what the experience is really like. That's why we've put together this collection of testimonials from students, parents, and independent reviewers to give you a little bit of insight into Sidcot as a school and community. Read our full independent reviews here:

The Good Schools Guide Review

The UK Boarding Schools Review

Muddy Stilettos Senior School Review 

Muddy Stilettos Junior School Review 

The ISI Inspection Report Guide

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I am thrilled with my GCSE results and excited to continue my journey at Sidcot for Sixth Form. I am incredibly grateful to my teachers, who have been fantastic and provided endless support and encouragement leading up to my GCSEs.

Janka, Year 11 International Student

I’m really proud of my GCSE exam results! I’m so pleased that my hard work has paid off. I also want to send a huge thank you to all the teachers who really helped me and encouraged me to work my hardest. Their support was a gift. I am really excited to continue at Sidcot next year, take the IB and remain a proud nerd!

Maud, Year 11

After receiving my GCSE results, I am happy with my grades and proud of the work I put into achieving them. Sidcot has been a great place to learn and prepare for my exams, and I’m especially grateful to my teachers for their support and guidance throughout. This outcome wouldn’t have been possible without them. I’m looking forward to starting the IB at Sidcot in September and I’m excited about what the future holds.

Thea, Year 11

I’m really happy with my GCSE results and proud of the progress I’ve made over the past two years. Studying abroad has sometimes been challenging, especially in subjects that involve a lot of writing, such as History and English Language, but with consistent effort and support from my teachers, I overcame those difficulties and achieved some of my strongest grades in those subjects. One thing I learned during my GCSEs is that studying smart is often more important than simply studying for long hours. I always tried to balance schoolwork with the things I enjoy outside the classroom. Throughout my studies, I regularly played tennis, basketball, and football, went to the gym, and continued spending time on music. Those activities helped me clear my mind, stay motivated, and return to my work with more focus. I think giving yourself time for your hobbies is just as important as working hard academically. I’m now looking forward to Sixth Form, where I’m planning to study Maths, Economics, and Music Technology at A Level, and I’m excited to continue developing both academically and through the interests I enjoy outside of lessons.

Doruk, Year 11 International Student