Mrs Kirsten Bond has been appointed as the new Head of Eaton House The Manor Pre-Preparatory School from September 2025. Mrs Bond originally joined the schools in January 2002, and was a key member of staff in the Pre-Prep for many years before moving across to the Girls’ School as Deputy Headmistress. Kirsten is an […]
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The Governing Body of Emanuel School is delighted to announce that Mr Ravi Kothakota has been appointed Head from September 2025. After a rigorous recruitment process, Mr Kothakota came first in a long list of excellent candidates from well known schools in London and further afield. As Deputy Head: Pupils at Emanuel, Mr Kothakota has
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Parsons Green Prep is hosting their popular Senior Schools Fair on Tuesday 8 October at 6.15pm at the school. They are delighted to extend this invitation to external families in the local community in Fulham and Putney. To attend, parents need to register their name with the school office by emailing office@parsonsgreenprep.co.uk. The focus is
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August 22nd 2024 was GCSE results day. #1 London Day School based on results this year is the Westminster School. #1 Co-educational London Day School is Latymer Upper School. #1 state state school is the grammar school Queen Elizabeth School in Barnet. The top ranked non-selective state school is Michaela Community School in Brent (it
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15 August 2024 was A-Level Results Day and many London schools have shared record results. The King’s Maths School in Lambeth tops the table again, with 97.6% of entries graded A-A*. The highest performing non-selective state school based on results published so far is Paddington Academy, followed by the West London Free School in Hammersmith.
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One distinguishing feature of British private schools is that many of them still separate children by gender from as early as 3 or 4 years old. While there are more co-educational prep schools, from age 11, parents are almost forced to consider single sex education, if they are aiming for a top ranked school. This
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