I took four hours of lessons with this school before I decided to go forth and pursue bigger things in life. What prompted this epiphany was thirty minutes of life lessons from my instructor including: A) "How old are you? (I remark that is a personal question, why do you want to know, 'driving instruction reasons', before relenting.) I am 50 years old, many more than you, and thus know much more about driving and life - you should listen to what I have to say". Charming. B) "Show me your passion for driving. I don't have to teach you. I have plenty of money - you want to see it - I will show you (sic). I want my students to say - is that how things work on the road? Wow.". And he goes on, "You have to learn how to communicate. Is this how you are at work?" (Full disclosure: I had had a suboptimal day and was probably not well poised to receive his highness's wisdom). C) Last words when it became clear I was not coming back - "Find a better driving instructor than me and I will give you back 1000£". Two stars though as the instructor was competent. But life is too short, the market for driving instructors too big, to spend twenty hours in a car with guruji. Free market capitalism - love you tender. Read Less