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Plymouth College
Ford Park, Plymouth, PL4 6RN
Swimming Excellence The school collaborates with the top swimming club in England, Plymouth Leander, to provide world-class swimming and diving training for students. In order to effectively cultivate swimming and diving talents, the school provides a wide range of professionals to assist students, including nutritionists, physiotherapists, chiropractors, and sports psychologists, among others. It's worth mentioning that the well-known Olympic diving champion, Tom Daley, is an alumnus of the school. A Leader in Sports The school offers a pentathlon and fencing academy, which includes equestrianism, fencing, shooting, athletics, and swimming. Over the past five years, the school has won more than 50 national championships, 25 silver medals, and 30 bronze medals. Students also have the opportunity to participate in international competitions, including the Youth Olympic Games. In terms of achievements, the school's student Pillage won a gold medal in the men's relay at the 2019 European Championships. In fencing, the school's "fencing star," Tia Simms-Lyme, won nine national championships in 2014, demonstrating Plymouth's dominance in the sports world. Comprehensive student support Personal development and student mental health go hand in hand, so the school places a strong emphasis on […]
St. Margaret's School, Bushey
Merry Hill Road, Bushey, Hertfordshire, WD23 1DT, United Kingdom
A Preferred Choice for London Immigrants St. Margaret's School's close proximity to central London makes it a preferred choice for many Hong Kong immigrant families as their first-choice school. The school is conveniently accessible via the London Overground Watford DC Line, which takes students directly to Euston station, followed by a short 10-minute walk to the school. For full-boarding students, parents visiting or students going out to explore London during weekends find the location highly convenient. Beyond its historical significance, London boasts numerous museums, such as the National Maritime Museum, National Gallery, and Tate Modern, allowing students to not only visit iconic tourist attractions but also immerse themselves in British culture. Can sixth-form life be enjoyable? St. Margaret's understands that A-Level students face immense pressure while preparing for public examinations. To alleviate academic stress, the school offers various extracurricular activities, including traditional sports, music, the arts, drama, and the popular Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme. This allows students to engage in leisure activities while balancing their studies. To support A-Level students in their university applications, St Margaret's provides academic support in fields like law, Oxford and Cambridge applications, […]
St. Francis' College, Hertfordshire
St. Francis' College, Broadway, Letchworth Garden City, Hertfordshire, SG6 3PJ
Academic Excellence is undeniable. The school requires students to set personal reading goals regularly and closely monitors their progress to ensure that their academic achievements meet the school's standards. During our visit to the school through LINKEDU, we were told that students in Year 11 or below typically complete their homework under the supervision of teachers, and they do not need to take homework back to their dormitories. However, teacher supervision is strict, and students are not allowed to use their phones before completing their work. This is part of the school's adherence to tradition, where strict guidance and discipline are considered crucial for academic success. St Francis' College maintains high academic standards, and looking at the universities where students progress, it is evident that the majority of students gain admission to renowned UK institutions, such as UCL, LSE, KCL, Durham, and other Russell Group universities. Encouraging Student Involvement in the Community Apart from academic achievements, the school also places emphasis on personal development, training students to care about and contribute to the community around them. St. Francis' actively encourages students to participate in community projects and fundraising […]
St Edmund's College, Hertfordshire
St Edmund’s College, Old Hall Green, Ware, Herts, SG11 1DS
Diverse Extracurricular Activities for Holistic Development Covering an area of 440 acres, the school boasts facilities such as an indoor swimming pool, a well-equipped gymnasium, a sports hall, artificial turf, tennis courts, and a library. Students have access to swimming, aerobics, and squash classes every week, and they also have the opportunity to participate in sports like basketball, badminton, and tennis. During weekends, teachers organise activities outside of school, allowing students to explore nearby cities like London, Cambridge, Windsor, and Oxford, as well as theatres, cinemas, and shopping centres, promoting balanced and appropriate socialising and engagement for students of different age groups. Nurturing Students through the "House System" On the first day of admission, students are allocated to one of the five different houses, and siblings are typically placed in the same house to look after each other. Through the house system, the school aims to foster strong friendships among students and facilitate their quick adaptation to campus life through peer support. Housemasters set daily goals for students, encouraging them to abide by rules, exercise self-discipline, and show self-respect. Housemasters also reward students for exceptional performance, using positive […]
St. Andrew's College, Cambridge
St Andrew’s College Cambridge, 9-15 Station Road, Cambridge. CB1 2JB
Various Courses to Prepare Students for University Admissions St. Andrew's offers a variety of courses, allowing students to find their own learning mode and adequately prepare for admission to their desired universities. Considering that the British high school curriculum is intensive and students only have two years to prepare, St. Andrew's has introduced the Pre-A-Level course, which allows students to learn introductory knowledge in arts, business, and science-related subjects. The course also focuses on improving students' academic English skills, specifically targeting subject-specific terminology rather than general English language skills to solidify students' foundations before formally studying high school courses. The high school curriculum offers 16 subject choices, including science and the humanities, with the arts subjects at St. Andrew's being particularly outstanding. Students interested in pursuing art professions can choose to study photography, fine art, textiles, and design. The curriculum not only focuses on enhancing students' aesthetics and skills but also provides intensive guidance from teachers to prepare their personal portfolios. If students find that traditional learning methods and public examinations are not suitable for them, students over the age of 17 can also study the University Foundation […]
Shiplake College
Shiplake College, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, RG9 4BW
Providing a Diverse Learning Environment for Students Shiplake College follows the Shiplake Seven educational philosophy, integrating academic and extracurricular activities to help students develop seven different personal qualities: curiosity, open-mindedness, motivation, reflection, determination, creativity, and independence. This approach not only lays a strong academic foundation for students but also prepares them with essential work skills to enter society. The school's academic achievements also saw significant improvement in 2022, with A-Level results reaching 41% A*-A, surpassing the pre-pandemic performance. Beyond academics, the school encourages students to explore their potential and enhance their interpersonal skills by participating in a wide range of extracurricular activities, fostering skills crucial for success in society. Diverse Water Activities Utilising the Geographic Advantage Situated in the beautiful countryside along the Thames River, Shiplake College provides students with ample opportunities to engage in various water activities. With its own water facilities and being only 2.5 miles upstream from the world-renowned Henley Royal Regatta venue, the school's rowing club can also use the nearby Olympic rowing venue, Dorney Lake. The rowing programmes for both boys and girls enjoy a world-class reputation, and the school annually selects some […]
Rye St. Antony School
Rye St Antony School, Pullen’s Lane, Oxford OX3 0BY
Strategic Geographic Location Located in the renowned university city of Oxford, the school is in close proximity to the prestigious universities of Oxford and Oxford Brookes University. Students have numerous opportunities to visit these neighbouring institutions and can regularly attend university-organised lectures, subject workshops, art exhibitions, and various extracurricular activities. The area is home to many famous museums, galleries, and historical sites, providing students with opportunities for hands-on cultural learning. Excellent Public Exam Results In terms of public exam results, in 2022, 41% of students achieved A*-A grades in their UK A-Levels. Students particularly excelled in modern foreign languages, with 100% achieving A*-A grades in Chinese, French, and Spanish. Similarly, in Art and Graphic Communication, 100% of students achieved A*-B grades. The majority of students were accepted by their first-choice universities, with high-achieving students gaining admission to renowned institutions such as the University of Edinburgh, the Royal Veterinary College, King's College London, University College London, and even the University of Hong Kong. Offering a World-Renowned Culinary Certificate Course Leith's Introductory Certificate in Food and Wine Rye St. Antony places great emphasis on cooking, considering it an essential skill […]
Royal Masonic School for Girls (RMS)
Rickmansworth Park, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, WD3 4HF
Comprehensive Extracurricular Activities The authoritative British magazine "The Good Schools Guide" describes RMS as "a school where girls can be themselves and strive for all-round development." The school is dedicated to creating a vibrant campus environment where students can develop their confidence outside of the classroom and are encouraged to explore various activities. With over 120 extracurricular clubs and activities offered each week, ranging from astronomy (the school has its own telescope and planetarium) and aerobics to debating, dancing, cooking, military cadets, philosophy, and photography, students have the opportunity to enhance their leadership skills and engage in physical and artistic challenges. Notably, the school celebrates cultural festivals like the Chinese Lunar New Year and the Indian Festival of Lights by providing themed meals. Broadening Horizons Through Overseas Learning Opportunities Students of all grade levels have numerous opportunities for travel both within the UK and abroad. Recent trips include exchanges to Asia and Canada, language tours in Europe, geography and science excursions to Iceland, Mexico, and Indonesia, history tours to Vietnam and Germany, and art trips to the United States and Spain. The school also arranges a one-month exchange […]
Catering to Students of All Ages Reddam House follows a small-class teaching approach with different learning strategies for academic and character development in each grade level. The school's CHEX (Challenge and Extension Programme) curriculum aims to ensure that students develop age-appropriate moral qualities, learning attitudes, and knowledge while discovering their potential. The Early Years and Junior School focus on nurturing students' learning interests; the Middle School emphasises building students' confidence and self-discipline in learning and daily habits; and the Senior School focuses on inspiring students to think independently and plan for their future. From an early age, the school builds the personal skills that students need. Excellent Location with Comprehensive Facilities Reddam House is situated on a 125-acre campus on the outskirts of Reading. The expansive campus resembles an old and charming British estate often seen in movies. The school features a chapel, a professional theatre with a seating capacity of 350, a 25-metre indoor swimming pool, a gymnasium, four tennis courts, and a range of specialised sports facilities. In addition to these facilities, the school has an outdoor archery range and climbing facilities. There is also a […]
Adequate Support for Public Examinations with Flexible Subject Offerings A-Level examinations, with the majority of students successfully gaining admission to Russell Group universities. The school offers a wide range of subjects, including 23 GCSE subjects and 25 A-Level subjects. Among them are several niche subjects such as textiles, food science and nutrition, and product design, offered at both GCSE and A-Level. A-Level students can also choose rare subjects like psychology, music technology, and criminology. These unique subject offerings allow students who have already set their goals to freely choose combinations that suit their future aspirations without being limited to traditional subjects. Nurturing Student Growth The school focuses on helping students face and overcome challenges they encounter during their time at school. They have a dedicated Student Development Coordinator to provide professional knowledge and assistance, including stress and anxiety management, coping with academic pressures, building positive peer relationships, and using and understanding social media and internet information correctly. Year heads and coordinators regularly communicate with students to ensure they receive adequate support at the early stages of any difficulties they may face, helping them navigate challenges in their lives. […]
Easy Integration for International Students The school follows a typical British curriculum, but its international student population demonstrates its global outlook. Local boarders make up 40% of the total boarding population, while the rest come from around the world, including Hong Kong, Mainland China, Germany, France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Russia, Ukraine, and even Nigeria. The school aims to provide international students with equal opportunities to showcase their talents with their British counterparts. To assist newly arrived international students, the school's English as an Additional Language (EAL) department provides one-on-one or small group tutoring tailored to individual needs during school days, ensuring students can integrate smoothly without language barriers. Pastoral Care Well-Managed Pocklington School understands that all boarders may experience anxiety due to separation, and students whose families are far away may be more susceptible to such emotions. Based on feedback from attending students, the school quickly recognises any homesickness and strives to help alleviate these feelings. Before each international student arrives, the school ensures their Housemaster or Mistress has a clear understanding of the student's background, abilities, interests, and preferences. Professional Career Guidance Services Regardless of a […]
Individualised Tutoring Support Pangbourne offers "Academic Clinics," where each academic department has at least one teacher available to provide one-on-one support and tutoring to students. These clinics help students with their homework difficulties and track their academic progress. The school believes that one-on-one tutoring can help struggling students understand topics and allow students who are keeping up to revisit subjects, deepening their knowledge and understanding. In addition, for pre-college students, the school provides UCAS application support services that cover university application procedures, registration guidelines, academic and career counselling, personal statement guidance, interview techniques, and more to assist students in successfully gaining admission to universities. Unique HPA Programme to Unlock Student Potential Pangbourne College is committed to creating a positive learning environment that challenges all students in the classroom. The school has developed the High Potential Achiever (HPA) programme, similar to gifted education programmes in Hong Kong, which involves selecting outstanding students and providing them with academic challenges to enhance their logical thinking and problem-solving abilities. Diverse Extracurricular Activities for Holistic Development To explore students' potential, in addition to typical extracurricular activities, the school offers a variety of special […]
Luckley House School
Luckley Rd, Wokingham RG40 3EU, United Kingdom
Strong learning support inside and outside the classroom Luckley House provides an academic education that caters to the individual needs of each student. The school has small class sizes, allowing every student to actively participate in the classroom. In addition to regular academic subjects, the school offers English enhancement courses for international students. These students can participate in one-on-one English tutorials to improve their language skills and help them integrate into local life more quickly. On the other hand, Luckley House provides special support for students with learning difficulties. The school has a dedicated Learning Support Department, and professional tutors are available to assist students with subject choices, university applications, and any other academic or personal issues they may face. Outside the classroom, the school arranges university visits and occasional seminars to provide students with more insights into their future learning and career paths. Academic freedom In addition to the standard subjects, Luckley House offers over 20 additional subjects for pre-sixth-form students to choose from, including photography, philosophy, drama, and art. Most students choose three subjects during their pre-sixth grade studies, and they can also opt to participate […]
John Leggott Sixth Form College
W Common Ln, Scunthorpe DN17 1DS, United Kingdom
Opportunities to integrate into the local learning environment Being one of the earliest established sixth-form colleges in the UK, the college currently has approximately 2,200 students, including around 125 international students from over ten different countries. This ratio provides international students at the college with more opportunities to interact and engage with local students, immersing themselves more deeply in authentic British culture and better integrating into British society. Exceptional teaching quality and academic achievements John Leggott's excellent teaching quality, professional high school education, and outstanding results in national examinations have earned the college multiple awards, most notably being the first sixth-form college to receive the "Queen's Award for Further and Higher Education," a prestigious government accolade. According to the principal, while the school's goal is undoubtedly to help students achieve A/A* grades in public examinations, it is also important to assist students in efficient interview preparation and enhance their adaptability to future learning approaches. As the principal also serves as an Oxbridge tutor, individual meetings with students are held at least every half-term to address any issues they may encounter. Consequently, students who graduate from John Leggott develop […]
Gresham's School
Cromer Road, Holt, NR25 6EA
Dyson's Support for STEAM Education In 2019, Gresham's School received a donation of nearly $200 million from alumnus James Dyson to construct a dedicated STEAM centre called The Dyson Institute of Engineering and Technology. The Dyson Building breaks the traditional view that young people have to choose between science and art in the early stages of their lives. By simultaneously teaching these subjects, students learn how to creatively apply knowledge gained from one subject to another. Students have time and space to engage in creative projects, which allows them to solve problems using different approaches, learn how to collaborate with others, turn ideas into reality, and develop their decision-making skills. Undoubtedly, these skills will be essential in their lives and future careers. Comprehensive Higher Education Support Gresham's School prepares students for university from mid-Year 12. Through extensive seminars, conferences, and individual consultation plans, students are guided to make informed and confident decisions. Students receive support throughout the UCAS application process using the Unifrog platform and have the option to participate in mock interviews to boost their confidence. Students applying to Oxford, Cambridge, or medicine, veterinary, and dentistry courses […]
High student-to-teacher ratio for personalised support CTC has fewer than 100 students each year, but the number of teachers is close to 20. This allows the school to maintain a high student-to-teacher ratio, enabling teachers to flexibly adjust classes to meet the needs and learning pace of each student. The close teacher-student relationship allows students to engage in academic exchanges more freely. In the latest inspection report by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) in March 2020, CTC was awarded the highest rating for its high-quality education: "Strong leadership, small class teaching, and dedicated teachers are important factors in CTC students' academic success." CTC students' achievements are among the best in the UK, and the school takes pride in creating a safe environment where students can thrive and grow. Comprehensive selection of A-level subjects and academic activities Each student has unique interests and future plans. Recognizing this, CTC offers a total of 19 A-level subjects, including many niche subjects that may not be offered by traditional schools, such as Classical Civilization, Politics and Policy, Psychology, and Environmental Science. This provides an advantage for students who plan to study humanities […]
Maintaining the Rugby Group's tradition of academic excellence The school maintains rigorous academic standards, with a strong academic atmosphere and high-quality teaching. BIC also offers an English as an Additional Language (EAL) program for international students to improve their English language skills and enable them to engage more deeply in their studies during their high school years. Senior students have the opportunity to engage in academic research or artistic design under the guidance of specialised teachers and participate in international competitions. At the pre-university stage, the school offers both A-Level and IB programs. In recent years, the majority of graduates from Bradfield have gained admission to renowned universities such as Oxford, UCL, LSE, and top universities in North America, highlighting the school's solid foundation. Debating: A battle of words Bradfield is renowned for its debating activities, where students develop strong logical thinking skills to excel in verbal battles. Every Wednesday or Friday afternoon, you can witness a group of students engaged in lively discussions in the library. This is the famous Diodati, an intellectual discussion group at Bradfield. Here, students have the freedom to choose topics and engage […]
Comprehensive extracurricular activities for multi-dimensional student achievements The school's extracurricular activities are divided into eight categories, including cognitive arts, creative arts, sports, languages, outdoor experiences, community service, spiritual development, and society activities. The school offers over 100 extracurricular activities, aiming for students to find inspiration and develop their potential through different activities. The school encourages students to step out of their comfort zones, discover their strengths and personalities, and develop their unique skills. The school also has a Combined Cadet Force (CCF) and the Duke of Edinburgh's Award program, focusing on improving students' teamwork, leadership, and life skills. Various community service opportunities are also provided to students, enhancing their individual capabilities while instilling the value of giving back to society. Creating a second "home" for students The school is committed to enhancing students' sense of belonging and provides high levels of acceptance and care. Academic tutors communicate with students daily, follow up on their learning, and regularly liaise with houseparents to understand the students' situations, providing personalised academic and pastoral support for each student. To foster students' sense of belonging, the school has established "Student Mentors" and "Peer […]
