St Peter & St Paul Catholic Voluntary Academy

I went to this school until 1996 (my mother, Uncle attended in 1960s who also got bullied and older brother attended late 80s early 90s and horrid cousin were previously pupils) it was the worst time of my life as I was bullied and teachers did not take it seriously. They also did not test me for dyslexia which I got diagnosed, and the right support, at University. Another thing they missed was the fact I am autistic which, like with the dyslexia, was not diagnosed until I went to University. The most awful staff who were big bullies were Mrs Pitcher, Mr Cox, Mr Siddle but their were some amazing staff Mrs Cox, Miss Grey. I hear Mrs Pitcher is not longer head so hopefully things have changed a lot.

This is a great school teachers are very helpful and understanding i would encourage any year 6 pupils or anyone moving schools to come and look at this school. just remember that as a catholic school your child will have to take part in mass and prayer. if you have any concerns you can always contact the school who can give you the information or reassurance needed. the head teacher of st peter and st pauls school is very dedicated to her job and the whole time i have been at this school she has got rid of all the pupils who are a distraction to others and she is always free for a chat as she prioritises all the student at SSPP . and the welfare and all concerns are her top priority, and whenever you raise a concern you know and can trust that it will be dealt with and you have the feeling that she is listening to you and she understand what you are saying. overall this is a great school to send your child to as it is small and everyone knows everyone so there is a huge sense of community and if anything were to happen to your child then you know that the whole school will come together and you can feel safe knowing that all the pupils have your back and will stand there in times of need ether this being a lost year 7 trying to find there way or a stressed year 11. the school is always there as your safe place to go to and the school takes it very seriously if any of there pupils feel unsafe around school and it is not only staff who are their for you, you can always come and speak to an older pupil for example a member of the chaplaincy team or a member of student council or a six former as a school we are all here to help this is why i am giving this school a 5 star rating and not just because of the great food in the canteen. hope you will consider sending your child to this wonderful school.

No proper communication, lack of enthusiasm between staff, needs improvements

Only been once but to my experience is is very good school.

I would have started secondary school here in the September of 2012 but moved out of Lincoln during the summer before I started secondary school so I ended up going somewhere else. However, I went there for an induction day in year six and the experience I had was very positive, I ended up making new friends on the induction day and it was really fun :). I did worry at one point that I was going to get lost and things but because I moved, I didn't really have to worry about it