We are a leading co-educational boarding and day school for 11-18 year olds situated on a green 500-acre campus between London and Cambridge. We were first established in 1862.
We have a dedicated Lower School for Years 7 and 8 - ‘a school within a school’. It offers a bespoke two-year Diploma course, small class sizes and a supportive environment. It is the perfect place for our youngest pupils to try new things and broaden their horizons.
We offer a wide range of subjects to inspire our pupils. We offer a mixture of GCSEs and IGCSEs, and in our Sixth Form, you can choose between A Levels or the International Baccalaureate Diploma.
We are well-known for our co-curricular offering; pupils can try their hand at over 100 activities. These range from rugby to beekeeping, archery to dance. Every year we host a Model United Nations conference attended by around 600 pupils from schools across the world.
To find out more about us and to book a visit, please contact our Admissions Team: 01992 706353 or admissions@haileybury.com
One of the UK's leading independent, co-educational day and boarding schools, Bishop’s Stortford College is a wonderful place of learning in a beautiful setting on the edge of a market town between London and Cambridge.
It is a place large enough to provide an exceptional range of opportunities, yet small enough for each child to be known and valued.
Our love of life and learning enables pupils to grow into well-rounded, skilful, caring and confident people, equipped and ready for the adventures and opportunities life has to offer.
The Leys is the only independent, co-educational boarding and day school for 11-18 year olds in Cambridge. The Leys is a close-knit, engaged, friendly community in which pastoral care is seen as our top priority. We see ourselves as a big, small school: big enough to offer a huge range of opportunities, but small enough that we are able to get to know individuals, with all their individual strengths and unique characters, and able to encourage them to strive to be the best they can be. The confidence which our pupils gain from this encouraging family atmosphere is perhaps the greatest gift we can offer them – without it, they cannot hope to fulfil their potential in work and play.