The below ranking of top 100 state primary schools in London in based on 2017 SATS data published by the Department of Education. Schools are ranked by the percentage of pupils who achieve a higher level in reading, writing and maths. The average scaled scores in reading and maths are also provided. These overall scores […]
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The following preps sent a considerable number of boys to Harrow in the past years: London preps 2017 Northcote Lodge, Clapham 7 The Hall School 4 Eaton House the Manor 3 Thomas’s Battersea 3 Dulwich Prep 3 Wetherby Prep 3 Arnold House 2 Newton Prep 1 Hill House 1 WCCS 1 St Anthony’s Prep 1
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There are 180 11+ places available at Latymer Upper School, although 40 of those are usually taken up by pupils moving up from Latymer Prep School. There is no further official list of feeders, but there is certainly a small group of schools that send a significant number of pupils to Latymer Upper School. 11+
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Officially, there is no such thing as a feeder school to St Paul’s Girls’ School. However, you will certainly notice that a small handful of London prep schools fill a large share of the places available at St Paul’s Girls’ School at 11+. Most of these tend to be highly highly selective themselves, so it
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Are you applying for a school place and are unsure which year group your child will be joining? Below you can see which year group your child would be in during the academic year 2018 / 2019 School year starting 1 September 2018 Date of birth Year group from Sep 2018 Start Reception 1 September
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In recent years, an increasing number of readers and clients have asked me about state education and if it is really worth paying private school fees. For many expats, particularly those coming from countries where nearly everybody is state educated, the idea of paying high taxes and then having to pay school fees on top
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