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School Reviews
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The Oratory School, Woodcote
In the top 3% of schools for value added at A Level and excellent pastoral care amongst 120 acres of verdant acreage puts The Oratory onto the Muddy radar. Read my review here.
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Leighton Park School, Reading
Muddy says: A progressive first-name-only Quaker school with 65 acres in the centre of Reading, with impressive results in STEM and creative subjects.
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Queen Anne’s, Caversham
Muddy says: A top girls' school set in 34 acres with cracking facilities, including a super-cool 6th form, a can-do ethos and great results.
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Lambrook School, Winkfield Row
A top co-ed school for ages 3-13 set in 52 acres of Berkshire countryside, with a strong reputation for sport and extra-curricular activities.
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St George’s Ascot
Muddy says: A small, friendly girl’s secondary boarding/ day school in Berkshire, where kindness, confidence and ambition are celebrated.
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Eagle House, Sandhurst
Looking for a non-selective co-ed school with a strong all-rounder reputation? Well, whaddya know!
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Horris Hill Prep, Newbury
Muddy says: A small, high-achieving rural prep with a family-oriented vibe and an emphasis on 'joining in'.
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St Joseph’s College, Reading
St Joseph's College is an impressive co-ed all-through school with deliciously low fees and fits in with family life.
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Pangbourne College, Berkshire
A co-ed day/boarding school with naval traditions nr Reading, Pangbourne College's emphasis is on 'joining in' and good manners. Tick, tick.
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The Oratory Prep School
Academically strong with excellent pastoral care, Muddy snoops around co-ed Catholic prep on the Oxon/Berks border.
