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Founded in 1855 to provide education to the sons of doctors, Epsom College sits in a beautiful 84 acre estate just 15 miles from central London. The College is a home for all who enter it, and there is a strong emphasis on family values, mutual respect and good relationships. The Total Curriculum and 6 day timetable together open up a world of activities, fun and laughter, whilst the College’s alumni have been high achievers across an extraordinarily wide range of fields.

Ellesmere is a co-educational school set in 144 acres of beautiful Shropshire countryside. Since its founding in 1884 the school has retained its individual student focus whilst promoting a family, community atmosphere. Ellesmere is an incredibly friendly boarding school which encourages its students to try new things and explore their potential through an innovative curriculum. Sport is fostered by academies and the College has among the best swimming and shooting teams in the country.

A leading Catholic independent boarding school, Downside is one of England’s oldest and most distinguished schools. The School is situated on a magnificent 500-acre campus in Somerset, only 12 miles south of the city of Bath, a UNESCO World Heritage Centre. The pupils benefit from a Benedictine education, with Christ at its centre, aimed at developing future leaders for 21st Century society. Downside is a happy school celebrating ‘the poetry of life’, it’s a unique place.

Founded in 1977 and located close to Oxford city centre and its inspirational ‘dreaming spires’, d’Overbroeck’s is a co-educational independent school taking boarders from age 14-18. Personal relationships are key at d’Overbroeck’s, alongside a conviction that the individual lies at the heart of the school, and whilst boundaries are maintained there is a minimum of stuffiness and formal hierarchies. Only an hour from London by train and Heathrow airport by road, it is also very well connected.

Set in 50-acres near the centre of Cheltenham, Dean Close is a co-educational day and boarding school that seeks to uphold the Christian faith as a positive force for all. With around 900 pupils in total the School is small enough for everyone to be known, feel valued and get fully involved in school life, and large enough to have a strong boarding community, vibrant and exciting creative arts, impressive academic achievements and great sports results across all age groups.

Founded in 1862 Clifton College is a co-educational boarding and day school set in 20 acres of grounds near the centre of the vibrant city of Bristol, itself surrounded by beautiful countryside. Whilst housed in some grand buildings the facilities are all modern, and the fine all-round education on offer is of the highest academic standard. The College aims to develop intellectually agile, socially confident, decent and forward-thinking individuals, the best possible version of themselves.

Founded in 1541 by none other than King Henry VIII on the site of a Dominican Priory, Christ College Brecon certainly had an illustrious beginning. The College aims to provide the facilities, opportunities and experiences that will enable pupils to develop high standards in all personal qualities, not just academically. It also has a spectacular location in Brecon, a market town and gateway to the Brecon Beacons National Park just an hour from the Welsh capital and transport hub of Cardiff.

Founded in 1841, Cheltenham College is a leading English independent co-educational boarding school with an enviable reputation for academic achievement and the breadth of its extra-curricular opportunities. Situated in a stunning 72-acre campus in the middle of a thriving town on the edge of the Cotswolds, the College aims to provide a first class all-round education, and the internationally renowned Cheltenham Literature, Science, Music and Jazz Festivals are all on the doorstep.

Founded in 1611, Charterhouse has over 4 centuries of history behind it and is committed to being at the forefront of educational progress well into the 21st Century. The School moved to its present magnificent 250 acre site near Godalming, under an hour from London by train, in 1872. This academically focussed, all-round school has around 800 pupils, nearly all of whom are boarders. Charterhouse accepts boys at 13+ and 16+, and has also welcomed girls at 16+ for over 40 years.

Located in Bloomsbury Square only a few minutes walk from the British Museum, Covent Garden, University College and the LSE, The Guildhouse School is at the cultural and academic heart of one of the world’s most vibrant and accessible cities. As a non-selective school it offers unique learning paths tailored to each student’s needs. With students from over 80 countries the school is truly international and English language lessons are included in the fees for all students.