This is an elite academic school with a strong track-record of public examination success. It is very competitive. The college has been tremendously successful in public examinations and about 16 to 20 students a year go to Oxford and Cambridge. A bustling, busy Art Department and there is a great deal of high-quality work on display. Academically the college has set very high standards, without putting unnecessary strain on the pupils. A highly successful school that is likely to become more impressive in the future.

Nestled within our stunning 1200 acre campus of soft rolling hills and wooded valleys, there is a school where pupils are thriving. It is a school with an inspirational charitable Foundation, a passion for the individual and one which nurtures character and inner self-confidence. At Lord Wandsworth College, pupils have a voice, alongside a desire to be curious, creative and gain an ever-developing sense of emotional intelligence. We also have a great deal of fun. Our aim is to shape inwardly self-confident, outwardly modest young men and women who are not only curious and passionate but are ambitious to go and make a positive difference in the world. Our pupils consistently excel in traditional testing, with more than half scoring A* to A grades (or 9s) at GCSE and A Level. More importantly, they are given an education of opportunities. We ensure each pupil is given the opportunity to excel in whatever guise that takes – part of a philosophy that put our senior staff on the i25 shortlist for innovators in education. Pupils work hard inside the classroom, and outside it too, with a wealth of possibilities in sport, the Arts, STEM and our incomparable access to nature, leaving our pupils with a sense of radical optimism – a spirit that says, ‘through perseverance, I can conquer’. We offer: • a flexible approach to boarding • excellent exam results, which consistently exceed individual expectations • outstanding facilities for both academic and extra-curricular activities • a high level of pastoral care • an unpretentious, caring and happy atmosphere.

At Abingdon we aim to teach and develop the resources, skills and resilience that students need to feel confident in embracing their future. We encourage students to seize opportunities and to appreciate their responsibilities to each other and to society as a whole. The School promotes a culture of mutual respect and equality and we celebrate diversity. Abingdon is divided into the Lower School (aged 11-13), Middle School (aged 13-16) and Upper School or Sixth Form (aged 16-18). Pupils spend two years in Lower School, three years in Middle School and two years in the Sixth Form. Entry to the Lower School is mainly from maintained primary schools and independent schools which finish at the age of eleven, while the Middle School intake is predominantly from preparatory schools. In the Sixth Form there is a further intake of students from the maintained and independent sectors.

Sevenoaks School is a co-educational day & boarding school for pupils aged 11-18. 30 minutes from central London, close to Gatwick & Heathrow, Channel Tunnel & Continental Europe. The school has strong roots in the local community but there is also an international flavor not only in its staff & students but also in its ethos, its culture & its curriculum: Sixth Form students take the IB.

The School has a long history of providing an exceptional boarding education, equipping young men and women to meet the challenges of life beyond Charterhouse. As well as a broad academic curriculum, there is a huge breadth and depth to the education we offer and I warmly invite you to visit us and explore and experience every-day life at Charterhouse. This is a very exciting time in the history of the School as we move to welcome girls from the age of 13, building on the success of our coeducational Sixth Form. When we welcome the first Fourth Form (Year 9) girls in September 2021, we will be celebrating 50 years of girls at Charterhouse.