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School Reviews
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The Muddy Best School Guide: Carrdus School
A small, more intimate, 'family' oriented co-ed prep school, Carrdus School near Banbury is a good option for those who resolutely don't want to hot-house their kids.
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The Muddy Best School Guide: Ashfold School
Know about this bucolic co-ed prep school in mid Bucks' rolling hills? Ashfold feeds into top independent schools including Rugby in Warwickshire.
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d’Overbroeck’s School, Oxford
d'Overbroeck's School in Oxford has a first name policy, progressive curriculum and a whole clutch of brilliant results. Impressed. Read Bucks/Ox ed Hero Brown's verdict
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Muddy Best School Guide: Beachborough School
Hard to find fault with this lovely co-ed prep school on the Bucks/Northants borders - lovely vibe and great results.
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Muddy Best Schools Guide: Summer Fields School, Oxford
SUMMER FIELDS SCHOOL, SUMMERTOWN, OXFORD What? Where? Summer Fields is a day and boarding school for boys aged 8-13, completely hidden away in leafy Summertown in North Oxford. Behind its walls sits 70 acres of stunning grounds – roughly a third of an acre for each of the 240 boys, if you will – that […]
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Muddy Best Schools Guide: Sibford School, Banbury
A 50 acre Quaker co-ed day/boarding school for kids 3-18, near Banbury. A non-selective school with excellent SEN provision and a large intake of international students, it offers a high level of pastoral care and small class sizes
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Muddy Best Schools Guide: Bloxham School
Bloxham School is a co-ed day/boarding for kids 11-18 in a pretty village south of Banbury with a reputation for all-rounder education. This review contains the latest facts and figures as of March 17.
