Best Private Secondary Schools in South East

The Portsmouth Grammar School is a leading co-educational day school renowned for excellent teaching, superb pastoral care and co-curricular opportunities. In the spirit of our founder, Dr William Smith, we encourage our pupils to think not only about where they wil...

Though proud of its considerable successes, Abingdon enjoys a down-to-earth atmosphere that stems from being a school that knows itself well, does not seek to be what it is not and eschews the flashy, the false and the arrogant. There is a constant eye on innovation to ...

Sevenoke was believed to be a foundling, discovered in the parish of Sevenoaks and adopted by a local landowner. He rose to become Mayor of London in 1418. The story of his origins proved attractive to writers of the early modern period and brought the school to the att...

Welcome from the Head: Rachel Dent Welcome to our school. It is my great privilege to be leading a school such as The Abbey; every day is different, every day inspiring and every day I am honoured to work with the girls who are going to be shaping our future world. The ...

Welcome from the Head Thank you for taking the time to find out more about Ardingly through our website. As a pupil, parent, prospective parent or in a professional capacity, you will already know something about us, if only from the outside. But it is of course the ins...

Welcome to Cranleigh, an independent co-educational boarding and day school in the heart of the Surrey Hills. Cranleigh is a vibrant school which is large enough for diverse opportunities and small enough for every pupil to be an individual who is supported and encourag...

About King Edward's King Edward's is the leading private school in Southampton, with its own prep school and extensive facilities. It has been part of the educational fabric of Hampshire for over 460 years. It is renowned for academic excellence, breadth of extra-curric...

Great schools are about the creation of community and the personal development of all who contribute to them. In 1855, Dr John Propert established this College to assist the orphans of medical families to an education that developed the whole character; pupils received ...