School Reviews
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The Abbey School, Reading
One of the UK's best girls’ day schools, The Abbey is producing globally-minded young women with a 'can-do-anything' attitude who consistently achieve top marks on results day.
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The Oratory Prep
Academically strong with excellent pastoral care, Muddy snoops around co-ed Catholic prep on the Oxon/Berks border.
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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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Shiplake College, nr Henley
This day and boarding school near Henley has a stunning river location, fab facilities, nurturing vibe and a new head. It's also about to go fully co-ed. Read my updated review.
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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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Reddam House, Wokingham
Reddam House in Wokingham has a progressive curriculum, wow facilities and a clutch of brilliant results. Impressed.
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Pangbourne College, Pangbourne
A co-ed day/boarding school with naval traditions nr Reading, Pangbourne College's emphasis is on courage, community and creative thinking. Tick, tick, TICK
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Queen Anne’s, Caversham
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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LVS Ascot
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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St George’s, Windsor Castle
More than just a chi-chi address, St George's is a school with royal links, excellent academics, kindness is King and music oozes from every corner.