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School Reviews
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St Joseph’s College, Reading
An impressive co-ed all-through school in Reading town centre that's big on wellbeing, has deliciously low fees and fits in with family life.
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St John’s Beaumont, Old Windsor
An under the radar prep that's laser focussed on the softer skills and academic rigour to produce well-rounded socially intelligent boys.
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Elstree, Woolhampton
Here come the girls! This stunning bucolic prep is going co-ed as of September 2020. It's big on manners, academics and life skills.
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St George’s School, Windsor Castle
Muddy says: More than just a chi-chi address, St George's is a chorister school, with royal links, excellent academics and music oozing from every corner.
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Upton House School, Windsor
Muddy says: Upton House is a nurturing school for girls and boys aged 2-11. It's got a family feel, is rated 'excellent' with a princessy past.
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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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New review: LVS Ascot
Muddy says: A passionately non-selective, co-ed day and boarding school for children aged 4-18, that's unpretentious, thinks like a grammar school without the pressure.
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Lambrook School, Winkfield Row
A top co-ed school for ages 3-13 set in 52 acres of beautiful Berkshire countryside, with a phenomenal reputation for sport and extra-curricular activities.
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Queen Anne’s, Caversham
Muddy says: A dynamic girls' day and boarding school that's revolutionising the way teens are taught. Set in 34 acres it boasts 'wow' facilities, results and a cool sixth form centre.
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The Marist School,
A pastorally strong day school for girls aged 3-18, The Marist School in Sunninghill carefully balances intellectual firepower with kindness and community.
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