Scholen aan Zee Review

Look you know, suppose you have tomato soup.
And what is tomato soup without tomato?
The same goes for an educational environment.
What is an educational environment without education?
The only conclusion I can draw from this is that this school equates to tomato soup without tomato.
I want my tomato.

Every week I have 5 or more times where I have nothing to do, if there is an outing I never know anything about it and my parents suddenly find out. I also do havo, but I don't feel like I'm learning a lot of useful things for later. The advantage is that there is enough room for bicycles and scoeters, and there is also 1 camera.

Building is beautiful, there is nothing wrong with that. The team that is walking around has to communicate more with each other. Maybe agree with students at the table, for atmosphere improvement?

top school, had very nice times on it. I actually want to give 6 stars but that is not possible.

There are good teachers. But also a lot of improvement points ...

Good school, too bad about the walkways and that the frikandel buns are so expensive

To be honest, the school has improved a little since a few years ago, but there are still many areas for improvement. There are just too many situations that you had hoped the management and management would have done better. On the other hand, there is much more initiative for cultural and scientific activities outside the lessons, which is already a major point for improvement. The drop out and management of this certainly leaves something to be desired, but this is probably the case throughout the Netherlands.
Thus; mostly more positive, but still a long way to go.

a lot of communication there is a student council and you get a lot of friends outside that good lessons are given the only thing is that there may be fewer darlings, because there are a few teachers who help other children better and give me an example earlier my hand up and the teacher says no questions to me now 5 seconds later someone else from my class raises his finger during the explanation and he gets the turn but you learn well from this school

A school is an institution where education is provided. For the different forms of education, see the Education theme.

The word 'school' is derived from the Greek ' ', which means 'free time'. Education was something you had to have free time for: most people, including children, spent all their time on work. The meaning of the word evolved into the name for scientific discussions or lectures. In classical Greece there were no public schools: only well-to-do children received education from private teachers. The 'school' in Athens was Plato's Academy. However, there were no classes or exams in this 'school'. It was a place where wealthy thinkers conversed with each other, with Plato's ideas as the starting point. The Lyceum of Aristotle was similar, although Aristotle gave a lecture twice a day.

Due to compulsory education, most children go to school, although other forms of education are also possible to meet compulsory education.

Source: Wikipedia

Not really a great school because many people in the management are very grumpy. It is also annoying that these people look down on students with patience and expect respect themselves. Constant bossy and npgal negative comments to students. There is also a lot to complain about the teachers because there are few good teachers at this school and if they are good they are gone after a year. There are also older teachers who have been in education for a long time and these teachers are very good. I find it a shame that when the school asks pupils for advice about the furnishing, etc. it is often not taken seriously, reality is also important, but a cleaner toilet does not seem that awkward.

If you want to get education at the worst HAVO in the Netherlands, then you've come to the right place!