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School Reviews
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King’s High, Warwick
Muddy says: One of the UK's top independent girls' secondary's shortlisted for three TES Awards 2018, and very soon moving into a super-impressive new build.
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Bosworth College
Although very informal (no uniforms), it's a traditional school. Students who work hard and recognise the need to work outside of the curriculum to develop themselves in both a social and academic sense pre their University application, will do well here. Also great for elite sports students.
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Pitsford School
A nurturing small, independent ISA co-educational school and pre-prep in a picturesque Northamptonshire village housed in a characterful Georgian building with outstanding results.
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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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Ashfold School, Dorton, near Aylesbury
Know about this bucolic co-ed prep school in mid Bucks' rolling hills? Ashfold feeds into top independent schools including Rugby, says Muddy founder and Bucks/Oxon editor Hero Brown
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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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Bloxham School nr Banbury
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.
