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If so, did you feel that:


A) she was nurtured as much as the boys in her class?


B) where did she go on to, if you're ok passing on the info?


C) was the 7+ a smooth transition?


D) do you have any regrets? (i.e. did you at all consider any neighbouring schools that take until 11, such as Oakfield, HH or Rosemead ?)


Many thanks in advance.....

I don't know about DUCKS personally, other than from the forum (and your question A) but I can see what you mean as their website has photos of practically all boys at the school! I wouldn't worry as each child would have to be monitored individually under the EYFS up until Reception age. Don't know how this would work with private schools at 7+ intake though.


There's another post on here about more boys than girls at Dulwich Village Infant's School reception intake.

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