Stanley British Primary School

Private | K-8 | 385 students |  

PHONE: (303) 360-0803

HOURS: 7 hours per day

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350 Quebec Street

Denver, CO 80230

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Denver's Stanley British Primary School is a private school. It is coed and parochial, serving 385 students in grades K-8.

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Associations: ACSI, NAIS; Basketball; Ceramics/sculpture; Coed; Community service; Religious
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Posted on Feb 13, 2009
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We are so lucky to have SBPS value my unique, creative, active son. The teachers go so above and beyond what is expected, and truly provide individualized learning! Each child is respected for their individuality, and their uniqueness is embraced! Academic wise we are very impressed! We couldn't have picked a better school, and we couldn't be happier!
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Posted on Dec 1, 2008
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Average. most teachers are good. as a former student i have no axe to grind, i got a good education, and made friends but i have seen a lot of my classmates doing very badly in later years because they were not taught skills like respect (teachers are called by first names) and responsibility for work (You get lates and eventually AP's and stay after, the only problem is a lot of kids didn't mind AP's and did not turn homework in) Stanley accepted everyone for who they are, the slacker, the athlete the hard worker and that's not bad but it did not push them to be more. My friend was the slacker and she had 13 AP's and had no motivation. she was fine doing exactly her standard of work and proceeded to have all c's and d's in high school. It could have done her better.
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Posted on Jul 28, 2008
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My family has been blessed with having Stanley BPS as the K-8 school for both of our daughters. The relationships that your child and your whole family makes with the faculty and staff is incredible. Stanley BPS's commitment to your child is what every child should experience in education. You will want to check this school out for your child!
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Posted on Sep 21, 2007
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This is our first year at Stanley British Primary, and we love it! Our children transitioned to Stanley without complaint and seem to be thriving there. The school has a strong sense of community--and great parents. In fact, it's the first school where we seem to be making real connections with other families. Also, there's good (and getting better) racial diversity at all grade levels and in the teaching staff. The head of school promised the parents that all of the children would be loved there. What a commitment!
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Posted on Jul 20, 2007
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Stanley British Primary is a wonderful school. The school emphasizes child driven learning. Instead of trying to make children conform to one particular standard it tailors it's teaching method to fit the unique interests and talents of each of its students. The teachers are warm, patient and creative. The classrooms are multi-age and bustle with activity. If you are looking for traditional - this is not it! A high level of parent involvement is not just requested but required. The school definitely requires a big commitment but is well worth it for a parent who values creativity and individuality. The schools stated goal is to create a community that is passionate about life long learning.
--Submitted by Korin Haight, a parent

Posted on Sep 15, 2003
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My kids love this school, its fun, has good teaching methods, the teachers are awesome, ect. The thing I love most is that the teachers and kids create freindships, and kids of different grades get to know and care for one another as well. The kids are also given space to express their creativity, even in their last year, it's great! And many of the students get excepted to schools which specialize in the arts. I love this school!
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