Admissions open for 2027 entry
A school that teaches children how to think,
not what to think.
What parents ask first
The short answers
Class sizes
Eighteen on average, and never above twenty-two.
Why it matters
A teacher who knows every child by the second week can teach them differently. That is the whole argument for a small class, and it is the only one we make.
Results
96% of leavers take a first or second choice university place.
The detail
Three-year average across all subjects, including resits, published in full in the annual report rather than summarised.
Fees and support
Termly fees with a sibling discount, and means-tested bursaries.
How far it goes
A quarter of pupils receive some form of support. Awards run to full fees where the need is there.
Getting here
Six coach routes, and a supervised late room until six.
The routes
Covering the town and eleven villages. A map and the timetable are on the Campus Life page.
Small rooms, long conversations
- Setting only in maths and languages
- Two teachers in every practical lesson
- Prep supervised on site until six
Forty clubs, and time to actually attend them
- Twelve sports, from rugby to fencing
- A full orchestra and three choirs
- Duke of Edinburgh at all three levels
What families say
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The thing that struck us was how quickly they knew her. By the second week her tutor could tell us what she was finding hard, without being asked.
I came in wanting to do medicine and left wanting to do history. Nobody talked me out of either - they just made history more interesting.
Wednesday afternoons are the reason my son gets up on Wednesdays.