Fernhill School Competitors

Exeter School is a selective school for boys and girls between the ages of seven and eighteen with broad academic potential. We provide a solid educational platform for our pupils' future and there are opportunities here for all children to excel, be they academic, artistic, cultural or sporting. Our pastoral care fosters within our pupils the values and confidence to enable them to flourish through school and into adulthood. We value intellectual achievement and take pride in the wide range of extra-curricular activities, which are enjoyed by pupils, parents and staff alike. This shared commitment to the children's progress characterises Exeter School life. Exeter School aims: •to develop the academic, personal and physical potential of each pupil in the school •to uphold the high standards of academic teaching and pastoral care within the school •to sustain the richness and variety of the school's extra-curricular provision •to promote high standards for the conduct of pupils within a friendly, tolerant and safe environment •to encourage pupils to contribute to the wider community There is a group for Exeter School alumni called Exeter School alumni (Old Exonians). If you are a former pupil, please visit this page to request to join: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2871788/

BGS is a thriving independent day school, taking children from Reception through to the Sixth Form. Over the past 10 years, the School has greatly strengthened its academic, pastoral and co-curricular provision, culminating in the highest ‘Excellent’ rating across all categories in the ISI Inspection report in October 2015. Student numbers have risen steadily as our reputation has grown across the city and the region: for the start of the 2017/18 academic year, the School is effectively full with waiting lists in some year-groups. The financial strength this brings has allowed the Board of Governors to invest in new infrastructure, the highlight being the opening of our 1532 Performing Arts Centre in September 2016, named in memory of our foundation year. We continue to be ambitious in thinking about how to expand and improve what we provide for our students. For example, implementation of our plan to introduce the International Baccalaureate into the Sixth Form is well advanced, and we are making good progress on significant additions to our sports facilities. Looking further forward, we are exploring ways in which BGS, its staff and its students can play a wider role in the community that is Bristol and its surrounds.

Clifton College offers pupils an all-round education, pastoral care, opportunity for self-discovery, awakening their sense of duty and a thirst for excellence in all that they do, especially in the classroom. Encouraging fun, friendship and a sense of belonging is a common theme for pupils and employees. Through a diverse range of roles, Clifton College offers a great place to work as well as learn.