Ashgrove School, Rangiora | Fees, Address, Admission, Vacancies, Reviews & More

my grandson was admitted this school year and all I hear from him is an outstanding appreciation of the school. He is so proud to teach me what he learns and so funny to teach me how to add 2+3 =5 by using sticks while he can perform already addition in grade 1 memorizing addiction of single digits.

Where do I even begin with my abysmal experience at This institution seems to have perfected the art of disappointment. From the outdated facilities to the uninspiring curriculum, everything about this place screams mediocrity.

Let’s start with the physical environment – it’s as if the school is stuck in a time warp from the ’80s. The classrooms are cramped, the furniture is uncomfortable, and don’t even get me started on the ancient technology they expect students to use. It’s like they’re trying to prepare us for a world that no longer exists.

The teachers, or should I say, glorified monotone narrators, lack any enthusiasm or creativity in their teaching methods. It’s a struggle to stay awake in their classes, let alone grasp the material being presented. It’s as if they’ve given up on making education engaging and are content with fostering an atmosphere of apathy among students.

The extracurricular activities are a joke. The limited options available are poorly organized, and it’s clear that the school puts minimal effort into supporting the interests of its students. It’s almost as if they want us to have a monotonous and uneventful school experience.

And let’s not even mention the administrative nightmare that is the school office. From lost paperwork to unhelpful staff, trying to navigate the bureaucracy of this place is an exercise in frustration. It’s no wonder that communication between the school and parents is practically nonexistent.

In conclusion, attending [ashgrove] has been a regrettable decision. The lackluster facilities, disinterested teachers, and overall apathetic atmosphere make it a place I wouldn’t wish upon my worst enemy. Save yourself the headache and look elsewhere for an education that actually values its students.

This is an amazing establishment. It rivals DisneyLand in its magical aura. AMAZING students with intelligent, thoughtful and charismatic personalities, especially the student who goes by the name “Baxter Campbell Fountain”. This little young Einstein has the most original, amazing ideas and he always strives to be the best in class. I hope to see him in Harvard someday! The teachers need some work however.

caretaker ruined our basketball.

I love this school I go to ashgrove and I love it thx teaches I’m Tyler bradnock