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Parents like to choose the best for their
young ones
Many parents study primary and secondary schools in great depth hoping to
find the very best place for their child to learn. They go to great lengths to ensure their child gets into the right school.
They have been known to move house, change jobs, even to emigrate to ensure their child gets the best education possible.
The fact is not all schools are the same!
The same fact applies to driving schools and driving instructors. Learning to drive is one of life's great
skills and comes with serious consequences if pupils pass without the full range of skills and the right attitude to become
a 'Safe Drivers for Life'
Driving
instructors are graded by the government.
The top grades of driving instructors obtain
grade 5 or 6 these grades are considered 'Good (grade 5)' and 'Very Good (grade 6)
There are 52% of
Driving Instructors who are graded lower than good, with 'Adequate grade 4) or substandard (grades 3 2 and 1), newly qualified
driving instructors are un-graded and are awaiting to be graded for the first time.
Trainee Driving Instructors
or PDI's as they are now known are not graded at all until they have been Check Tested following sucessful completion
of the ADI part 3 exam.
Castle Hill School of Motoring has been in business for nearly 31 years and is very
proud of the fact that we have been awarded a Grade six on every occasion by the Driving Standards Agency examiners.
Thanks to all our pupils past and present for entrusting us with this very important resonsability and helping us
to maintain our standards!
Steve Swinton ADI Dip D.I.
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