Repton School Competitors

Founded in 1440 by King Henry VI, Eton College is a boys’ boarding school with around 1,300 pupils, situated across the river Thames from the pretty Berkshire town of Windsor. Throughout our history, we have been one of the leading independent schools in the UK and we continue to provide a stimulating all-round education, coupled with academic excellence. Our academic success comes from a deep commitment to learning and independent thought. Our pupils benefit from the intellectual quality and inspiring teaching of Masters who are passionate about their roles inside and outside the classroom. Our broad co-curriculum enables pupils to identify and develop their own skills and strengths within a supportive environment. Led by House Masters and Dames, our 25 boarding Houses offer communal identities and, alongside our co-curriculum, support the positive development of character and attitude. Approximately one fifth of our pupils currently receive financial aid. See our websitefor further details.

St Edward's, Oxford, is a co-educational boarding and day school for 13-18 years, situated in north Oxford, and affectionately known as Teddies. Underlying everything at Teddies is our mission to prepare our pupils for the rest of their lives by encouraging their passions and talents, enabling them to discover new ones and supporting them to achieve their own potential. Our community thrives on diverse interests and enthusiasms, while our academic excellence means 90% of our top pupils gain the highest grades in their Sixth Form exams and take up places at the world’s best universities.

Tonbridge is one of the leading boys’ boarding and day schools in the UK for boys aged 13-18. The School occupies an extensive site of 150 acres in Kent – just a 40-minute train journey from London Charing Cross. Tonbridge School has an outstanding academic reputation. In the latest Sunday Times ‘Parent Power’ league table, Tonbridge was the 6th highest ranking independent school in the country, and the top boarding school. Tonbridge encourages its students to make connections – connections between subjects, between people, between cultures: with the aim of producing fine minds and good hearts. The School’s ethos is summed up in just two words: ‘Only Connect’.