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Education & schooling The Modern Family 15 A life-changing education


An innovative education for an ever-changing world S


et in 35 acres, Queen Anne’s School in Berkshire, is an inde-


pendent boarding and day school for girls aged 11-18. The school prepares more than 450 students every year for an ever-changing world through an exciting and continually evolving education, steeped in excellence and innovation. The cutting-edge curriculum and


outstanding teaching is underpinned by BrainCanDo, the psychology and neuroscience research programme founded by headmistress Julia Harrington. “You can’t teach, guide or inspire a teenager with any success unless you understand what stimulates their exuberant brains, or stalls and depresses them,” says


Julia Harrington. “Our positive and inclusive approach to learning and behaviour helps every girl get the best from themselves. It supports and inspires pupils during their time at school, but also prepares them for successful and happy lives.” • Day, fl exi, weekly and full boarding options


• An extensive transport network, including a London service


• Paddington to Reading in just 26 minutes


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The next open morning is on Saturday 14 September T: 0118 918 7333 qas.org.uk


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inclusive, co-ed independent school off ering a transformative education for 11-18 year olds. It’s a fantastically stimulating environment in which to study, nurturing pupils’ intellectual, emotional and social development. Latymer’s imaginative and evolving curriculum inspires in its pupils a love of learning that lasts a lifetime. Latymerians have their feet fi rmly


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on the ground; they’re compassionate, rounded individuals. This is partly due to a bursary programme that gives the school a socially diverse community of bright and inquisitive students. The school strongly believes that children learning alongside classmates from all walks of life benefi t from an aware- ness and understanding of other views and perspectives. By September, almost 200 pupils will be on full, or partial, means-tested


atymer Upper School is an academically


selective, socially


bursaries with most receiving entirely free places — and Latymer plans to do more. The school’s Inspiring Minds campaign aims to fund a bursary for one in four of its pupils by the school’s 400th anniversary in 2024. Latymerians develop into


To fi nd out more about Latymer


Upper School, visit: latymer-upper.org


outstanding global citizens, leaving the school with a strongly developed social conscience and a clear under- standing of the world around them.


Contact details: 020 8629 2024 admissions@latymer-upper.org King Street, London W6 9LR


GORDON’S SCHOOL BOARDING IN SURREY


FROM £5,615 PER TERM Save up to 15% 10% off June breaks 15% off selected July breaks


Escape to self-catering woodland cabins with hot tubs; choose from ten idyllic UK locations. Forest Holidays also offers perfect getaways for families, couples, groups of friends and even your dog!


Ranked in the top 1% of all schools in England and Wales over the past 3 years at A Level.


Call 03330 110495 or visit www.forestholidays.co.uk and enter code MF19 for up to 15% off bookings and holidays in June and July 2019.


This code entitles the user to 10% off remaining June breaks and 15% off breaks July 5th until July 14th. Breaks can be taken at any of Forest Holidays locations (excluding Beddgelert). The code must be applied at the time of booking and cannot be used in conjunction with any other offers. We reserve the right to withdraw this offer at anytime.


2019 Open Days


Please see website www.gordons.school to book a place.


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