St John's Beaumont

Windsor, Berkshire

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1888

Founded

3 - 13

Age range

Co-ed

School type

£0 - £0

Boarding / term

In short

St John's Beaumont is a co-ed boarding and day school in Windsor, Berkshire, educating pupils aged 3 - 13 and founded in 1888. Boarding fees are £0 - £0 per term. Our advice on this school is independent and free.

Type: Co-ed boarding & day
Boarders from: 8 - 13
Ethos
Guardian required: Yes

Known for Choral & Cathedral

About

About St John's Beaumont

The story, ethos and character of St John's Beaumont.

Setting: Rural
Head: Mr Philip Barr

For Over 135 Years, We Have Blended Tradition With Innovation Nestled within 75 lush acres beside Windsor Great Park in Berkshire County, St John's Beaumont is a renowned British co-educational preparatory school for children aged 3 to 13. With its rich history and exceptional facilities, SJB offers a singular education that blends academic rigour with compassionate pedagogy.

From Nursery and Early Years through to Year 8, every child is guided to explore and grow with confidence. Embracing High Performance Learning (HPL), our small classes, specialist teaching, inspiring spaces, vibrant extra-curricular programme and purpose-built facilities are designed to offer a unique learning environment that inspires excellence in every child.

At our school, curiosity is cherished and character takes shape.

St John's Beaumont — school buildings and grounds

Our Vision We aim to be recognised as a preparatory school where: Academic rigour and human kindness are inseparable. Tradition and innovation work in harmony to create lifelong learners. Character and confidence are shaped through care, challenges, and opportunity.

Guiding Every Pupil Towards the Right Next Step to Leading Destination Schools: At St John's Beaumont, preparation for senior school is a carefully guided journey that celebrates both academic excellence and individual ambition. Our pupils progress to many of the UK's most respected schools, often securing scholarships that reflect their talent, discipline and character.