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Kensington Private Schools list

• Bassett House School
• Cameron House
• Collingham Independent College
• Falkner House
• Frederick Hugh House
• Garden House School
• Glendower Prep School
• Hampshire School
• Hawkesdown House
• Knightsbridge SchoolMander Portman Woodward (MPW)
  Norland Place School
• Notting Hill Preparatory School
• Pembridge Hall School
• Queen’s Gate School
• Redcliffe School
• Sussex House
• Wetherby Pre-Preparatory School

Kensington Prep Schools guide

Prep (Preparatory) schools are those that cater for students up to the age of 13 to ‘prepare’ learners for school entrance to the public (expensive and exclusive schools for 13-18-year-olds) and independent secondary schools.

As each private school manages their own admission procedures, these vary greatly. Most private schools are however academically selective and administer some kind of assessment.

For children, up to 7, a prep school would usually ‘assess’ prospective students through an interview and a taster day at the school. There are however schools the make use of 7+ formal assessments.

Guide to Kensington senior Schools

These schools cater for children between 11 / 13 to 16 and often has a Sixth Form within the school for children 16-18. Many of these private schools are members of the Independent Schools Council (ISC). This is a non-profit organisation representing about 80% independent schools in the UK (in 2011).

The best way to search for school options is to have a look at the schools in your borough and work from there. You can then find the Website and Admissions pages for these schools either through the below links or by going to our various pages like:

As each private school manages their own admission procedures, these vary greatly. Most private schools are however academically selective and even those that don’t, require an interview to see whether your child would fit into their particular school environment.

For academically selective schools various forms of assessment can be used either at 11+ or 13+. These may include Maths, English, Verbal Reasoning, Non-verbal Reasoning and exams on various other subjects. The best would be to check the Admissions page of your preferred schools..