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School Reviews
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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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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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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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Leighton Park School, Reading
I reviewed Leighton Park School back in the summer and it’s well worth a read if you missed it the first time. Don’t just take my word for it though, they have plenty of open days coming up so you can check them out for yourself. Something a bit different – my first Quaker school on the […]
