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Alleyn Court prides itself on providing a well-rounded education that fosters both academic achievement and personal growth. Small class sizes, averaging around 18 students, and a dedicated staff with a high staff-to-student ratio ensure that each student receives individualised attention.

How Annemount School fosters a strong artistic base with an extensive education that covers dance, music, choir, poetry and more.

In 2023, the College represented England and the ISA at the International Sports Federation World Student Games, an IOC-accredited global celebration of youth sport and inclusive values

Claires Court's dedication to this model makes it stand out in the region, offering families a well-rounded educational experience that balances focused learning with collaborative opportunities. The recent decision to introduce co-educational reception classes at the junior level further underscores the school's commitment to continuous improvement. Learning at Claires Court extends far beyond the classroom walls. The school prioritises fostering well-rounded individuals by offering a strong focus on co-curricular activities like Forest School sessions and time spent exploring the natural environment. Recognising the importance of social interaction and emotional well-being, Claires Court ensures students have ample time for unstructured play and building friendships.

Beyond academics, Claremont recognises the importance of a well-rounded education. The school offers a vibrant performing arts program encompassing drama, dance, and music, nurturing confidence, self-expression, and critical thinking skills. Claremont's idyllic location near the seaside and surrounded by countryside provides a welcome escape from the bustle of London and the school's core values of respect, a positive attitude, and continuous learning create a happy and hardworking environment where every student can flourish.

Today, the school fosters well-rounded individuals preparing them for the challenges of the 21st century. Their unique approach centres on a STEAM-powered curriculum, a blend of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics.

How DLD College London identified and acted on ways to improve student welfare.

A case study by DLD College London: Introducing EDI Leads on the staff and student body

Dwight School London take us through their inclusive, equitable and diverse culture.

How Dwight School London have built an environment that encourages agency, innovation and exploration in the Early Years.

Building a strong foundation for the future is a core aim at Eaton Square. Their curriculum prepares children for selective entrance exams at 11+, but their focus extends beyond academics. As well as a strong emphasis on pastoral care creating a supportive environment where each child can thrive, each child is seen as an individual and equal emphasis is placed on intellectual, artistic, aesthetic, physical, and musical pursuits.

The global phenomenon of esports, competitive video gaming, has witnessed explosive growth in recent years. Seeing the value in this new area, ISA set out to create a national platform for esports competitions.

Faraday Prep School is an independent preparatory school based in the heart of East London’s historic docklands. Established with a commitment to creativity and inquiry-led learning, Faraday is uniquely positioned within the vibrant Trinity Buoy Wharf—a renowned artistic community and cultural hub.

Beyond the beautiful surroundings, Finborough emphasises a culture built on the "Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" and their own unique "Learnability" framework. This common language allows teachers to empower their students, fostering confidence, self-esteem, and a strong sense of identity.

How Frewen College support the individual learning needs of their pupils.

Founded in 1996, Fulham School began with a vision of delivering a forward-thinking, holistic education in the heart of West London. It has since grown to encompass Pre-Prep, Prep, and Senior phases, forming a seamless educational journey for children aged 3 to 18.

The journey toward shaping future leaders doesn't begin in traditional classrooms but within the vibrant, purpose-built Nursery at Meadow Court. Supported by the same robust learning structure as the Prep School, the Nursery offers children aged 2 to 4 years the opportunity to flourish under the expert guidance of dedicated staff.

How Heathcote School encourage pupils to be inquisitive, investigative and creative.

How Hendon Prep School value, represent and include everyone in their school community.

How Herne Hill School raised the profile of the arts across the school.