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School Reviews
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St Joseph’s College, Reading
Muddy says: St Joseph's College is an impressive co-ed day school for ages 3-18 in Reading, producing well-rounded kids – and with deliciously low fees.
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Sunningdale School, Ascot
Muddy says: Small and perfectly formed, Sunningdale is a superb family-run prep that is proudly non-selective.
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Brockhurst & Marlston House
Muddy says: Brockhurst and Marlston House is a traditional country prep with academic rigour and acres of space to blow off steam.
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St Andrew’s, Pangbourne
Muddy says: This bucolic co-ed prep school in the rolling hills of Berkshire is family-oriented with great results.
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Luckley House, Wokingham
Muddy says: Luckley House co-ed school is bang in Wokingham. It's small, selective, fits in with family like with superb results.
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Reading Blue Coat, Sonning
Muddy says: It's hard to find fault with this awesome boys day school. Inclusive, friendly and amazing results. Impressed.
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Queen Anne’s, Caversham
Muddy says: Queen Anne's is a top girls' school with small numbers, cracking facilities and a stunning 34 acres in a semi-urban location.
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The Abbey School, Reading
Muddy says: One of the best day girls’ schools in the UK, The Abbey School in Reading is producing well-rounded, street-savvy women.
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Elstree, Woolhampton
If you are looking for a school where boys can be boys, have a nose at this bucolic prep in Berks.
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Harriet House School, Frilsham
The first nursery to go under the Muddy microscope, Harriet House is the 'It pre-school'in West Berkshire where kids roam mentally and physically.
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