Brentwood School is at the forefront of independent education, providing world class opportunities for pupils aged 3-18 years old. 72 acres of picturesque grounds make for a wonderful and inspiring learning and working environment. In the Senior School boys and girls are taught separately until the age of 16, although they have breaks, lunchtimes and some activities together. Weekly and full boarding is available for 11-18 year olds. The International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme is offered to Sixth Formers as an alternative to the school's strong A Level provision.
Founded in 1557, Brentwood School offers strong traditions and values alongside a thoroughly modern education. Scholarships and bursaries are available for Senior School pupils whose families meet the criteria for financial assistance.
The Preparatory School is an exciting place where children feel valued and challenged and small class sizes enable the individual to be catered for. Test results are far in excess of the national average. The Pre-Preparatory is a happy and supportive environment. ‘Both the pre-prep and the prep are successful in achieving the aims of Brentwood School to provide a first class education for all its pupils', ISI Inspection Report 2008.
Brentwood School also offers the highest academic standards. In this year's A Level examinations 92% of grades were A*- C with over 70% being As and Bs.
Development of each pupil as an individual is an important focus. Everyone has the opportunity to participate in an array of activities including music, drama, dance, sport, Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme, the optional Combined Cadet Force and community service.
The school has a reputation for outstanding sporting success at county, national and international level. Excellent sporting facilities include an indoor swimming pool and sports hall, fitness suite, all-weather AstroTurf, playing fields and an athletics track.
All Brentwood School pupils have the confidence to enter any arena. There are many notable Old Brentwoods including distinguished civil servants, judges, generals, bishops, politicians, admirals, sporting personalities and prominent