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Caterham School is one of the UK’s leading co-educational HMC day and boarding schools. Learning at Caterham School is an exciting adventure, full of opportunities for personal development, achievement and enjoyment. From aged 3 years to Sixth Form we offer an education for life, giving our pupils the knowledge, skills and values they need to create their own success as thoughtful and confident individuals in the world beyond.

Whitgift School is a British independent day and boarding school in South Croydon, London currently educating approximately 1,500 boys aged 10 to 18. It is operated by the Whitgift Foundation, a charitable trust, and has amongst the highest number of scholarships and bursaries awarded to pupils of any independent school in the country.[1] The school is a member of the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference. Whitgift School's moto is Vincit qui patitur ("He who perseveres, conquers").

At Epsom we want our pupils to live happy and fulfilled lives. We want our pupils to find a passion for things that matter to them, an interest in, and respect for, others and their worlds, the chance of challenge and achievement, and an attachment to the life of the mind. Set on a beautiful 84 acre estate, only fifteen miles from central London, the still red bricks of St Luke's Chapel, and the other original Victorian buildings, stand as a monument to the breadth of an Epsom education for 1000 boys and girls aged 11 to 18. Total curriculum Epsom recognises that pupils find success and achievement in a host of different ways and personal successes are to be gained at many levels of experience. The school is alive to the fact that activity beyond the classroom enhances our pupils and their relations with staff, that passion and commitment can transform pupils and prepare them for the richest possible lives as adults. The total curriculum of the College offers not just the life of the classroom, but also a world of sport and music, drama and societies, expeditions and camps, and trips and laughter. Developing potential In 1855, Dr John Propert established the College to assist the sons of doctors to an education that developed the whole character of a boy. Today, the College continues to celebrate the creative, physical and spiritual, as well as the intellectual. The values of our Founder prevail as pupils are prepared for life beyond the College with an assured set of values, with the belief that they can make a difference in society, and some things that are going to matter to them for the rest of their lives.