Princess Anne - French Immersion - Public School

This school is atrocious. The staff that answer the calls have no words to describe them. They are extremely rude.hamging up when you are still talking. My daughter would come home and emails sent about bullying and she 6. Any parent that lives in this area try to find another school . Her grade 1 teacher was nice.

Most of the teachers don't even try to help you with your work

Michel Reuben and other people nice others are @&$! But place is hmmmmmmmnm SUS ITS shaped like an L 39:&;0.!;9:&:93&39!

It’s kinda cold and freezing out here. Had to bring chocolate milk for the lunch. It’s not working. So close. Brr!

i went here though sk - grade 5 only 2 good teachers music teacher from 2013 ish to when she left. got my stuff stolen and when tired to get it back was pretty much told i was lying and lost a 2,000 dollar family ring. left it in the bathroom after washing my hands went back for it and it was gone and an older kid was wearing it and i told the teacher and i wasn't believed even tho i had proof it was mine also got detention for literally being bullied. don't recommend worst elementary school in london no cap. and not the mention the place looks like a psych ward.

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love it i come to this school and the teachers are AMAZING my brother is coming to this school next year and he's so exited he wants to come today

i hate this school they dont care abt you lol

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Pretty boring, as are all schools. M. Howe is the only good teacher in my opinion (sorry). It also looks like a psych ward. Overall PAFI is just a meh school.