About St Edmund Campion Catholic School
St Edmund Campion Catholic School ( Catholic school ) is located at Sutton Rd, Birmingham B23 5XA, United Kingdom. It is categorised as : Faith School.
Other categories: Catholic school, Sixth form college
Ratings & Ranking
St Edmund Campion Catholic School has a rating of 3.3 and is ranked number 4397 in the UK.
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Address & Location
St Edmund Campion Catholic School is located at Sutton Rd, Birmingham B23 5XA, United Kingdom.
Schools Fees
Given that it is categorised as Faith School, the school fees for St Edmund Campion Catholic School range between 0 GBP and 0 GBP . In Euros, the annual fees range for St Edmund Campion Catholic School is between 0 EUR and 0 EUR.
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Admissions:
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Parents & Students Reviews:
St Edmund Campion Catholic School has 19 reviews with an overall rating of 3.3. Some reviews have been edited for clarity.
I’m mentally disabled and have a hard time speaking out loud. i was laughed at publicly in all my class’s and not one teacher or TA stood up for me. and they let me get bullied in front of them.
i was beaten up a lot. covered in bruises everyday and I would report the older kids that bullied me to my head of year.
the head of year put all the kids in a class room and made them say sorry one by one.
didn’t tell there parents or give them detention just made them say the word (sorry) once and nothing more.
i showed up to school the next day and was beat up again. and the teachers made them say sorry again.
i stopped reporting them because i knew it would do nothing. so i just let it happen. i tried fighting back once but it was 3 on 1 and it didn’t help at all.
i walked home crying everyday from this school.
got home hugged my mum crying. and went to bed crying.
my mum knew i was getting bullied but i didn’t tell her what people would say to me.
i could take the physical pain. but getting told it was my fault i was disabled gave me long lasting psychological damage.
i ran away once because my English teacher told me it was my fault i couldn’t read or speak properly. because i wasn’t trying hard enough. then the class laughed at me. so i ran home.
i sat in my room and practised over and over explaining what was happening to me so i could tell my mum with my voice. that’s how badly i wanted to tell her.
i told her everything and she dropped me out two-thirds of the way through year 7.
this school failed it deserves less then one star.
we moved to Swindon. and i found a new school.
I’m 26 now so this was 14 years ago.