Bromsgrove School

Bromsgrove, Worcestershire

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1553

Founded

2 - 19

Age range

Girls

School type

£11,772 - £18,114

Boarding / term

In short

Bromsgrove School is a girls boarding and day school in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, educating pupils aged 2 - 19 and founded in 1553. Boarding fees are £11,772 - £18,114 per term. Our advice on this school is independent and free.

Type: Girls boarding & day
Boarders from: 7 - 19
Ethos: Anglican
Guardian required: Yes

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About

About Bromsgrove

The story, ethos and character of Bromsgrove.

Setting: Town
Ethos: Anglican
Head: Mr Michael Punt

Flair, discipline, academic rigour. That's what Bromsgrove is all about. Sensational academic performance achieved through hard work; sport played to win at international, national and local level; creative work played, performed and exhibited to move the soul, not tick boxes on a CV.

Ancient but with a contemporary approach, Bromsgrove's scope is staggering: from A level to the International Baccalaureate, day to boarding, the arts to sport, pupils can excel in a wide variety of areas. Utterly dedicated to the individual pupil, Bromsgrove looks to produce creative citizens with a strong moral compass.

The Good Schools Guide says that Bromsgrove "inhabits the academic stratosphere" and lauds its titanic extra curricular programme as one of the finest it has seen.

Bromsgrove — school buildings and grounds

Bromsgrove School's results are impressive, but Bromsgrove is much more than a to get good grades, it prides itself on being a happy school where children of all ages can thrive both academically and outside of the classroom. A recent parental survey supported this with over 97% saying their child was happy or very happy at School.

The opportunity to develop and excel in non academic areas is of huge importance and a massive range of sports and activities are on offer every day and at the weekend. With over 560 boarders, including international pupils coming from over 50 different nationalities, together with a strong contingent of British boarders, the School is a small global community - a to live, work and make friends for life.