independent schools Cranleigh School
True to its founding ethos, and its motto (Ex Cultu Robur), Cranleigh’s aim remains to teach the child ‘in the whole’. Their boarding structure provides a wealth of opportunities, and a culture whereby each individual child is valued and will flourish; where each child has the time, and support, to discover their own talents and passions, whatever they may be.
Cranleigh celebrates 20 years of full co-education in the coming academic year and this mature co-educational ethos ensures that boys and girls are valued equally. Their brand new girls’ boarding house was opened last year and a fourth girls’ House will open in September, bringing the structure to four girls’ houses alongside four boys’ houses – a further affirmation of Cranleigh’s mature co-educational boarding offering. Telephone 01483 276377 or visit
www.cranleigh.org
Parkside School
Parkside’s high educational standards and pastoral care, its sporting excellence and forward-thinking approach are all key ingredients to bringing out the best in every child under our guidance, so that they can achieve their full potential and become the best version of themselves.
The school aims to develop the values of respect, tolerance and compassion whilst encouraging self-reliance and independence. Parkside prepares pupils for their future schools and life in the wider world by developing them as well-rounded individuals. Next Open Morning is the 27 September 2019. For further information telephone 01932 869974 or visit
www.parkside-school.co.uk
Aldro School
Aldro is a day and boarding school for boys aged 7-13 set in 30 acres of stunning Surrey countryside. With a rowing lake, new sports centre, all- weather tennis courts, an adventure island, wooden fort and swimming pool it really is a boys’ paradise.
Academic life has to be at the core of a successful school and Aldro has an outstanding record of success over the past ten years with the scholarship boards speaking for themselves. For further information contact Mrs Janie Sadler on 01483 813535 or email
admissions@aldro.org to attend the Open Morning, or to arrange an individual appointment with the Headmaster.
Ripley Court School
Ripley Court is a fully co-educational school for children aged 3 -13 set in 20 beautiful acres and easily accessed from the A3, Cobham, Weybridge, Woking and Guildford. It benefits from small classes and specialist teachers. Its secret for success is to combine strong academic rigor with important but less-measurable values in life, such as kindness, respect and fun. The school produces excellent results in exams, senior school entries and scholarships as well as success in sports, music and art. Such achievements are important but each child’s happiness and well-being is valued even more. For further information telephone 01483 225217 or visit
www.ripleycourt.co.uk
King Edward’s Witley
King Edward’s Witley, is a leading Surrey independent boarding and day school for boys and girls aged 11-18 and a centre of academic excellence renowned for its ability to nurture pupils so they excel in every sphere of life. In December 2015, the School was delighted to receive an “excellent” rating (equivalent to Ofsted “outstanding”) in all nine inspection areas from the Independent Schools Inspectorate. King Edward’s Witley was an early adopter of the prestigious IB, ranking as one of the UK’s top 25 co- educational day and boarding schools offering the IB. In 2015, the School acknowledged the need for alternative routes to university and now offers a wide choice of the new A-level courses alongside the IB. For further information visit
www.kesw.org, email
admissions@kesw.org or telephone 01428 686735.
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