Established in 1987, Abercorn’s aim is to give children the best start in education by providing a friendly, caring and inspiring academic atmosphere.

The school has gained an enviable record of excellence and achievement for boys and girls from two and a half to 13 + years of age. They guide both pupils and parents through the education process to ensure your child attains the highest standards.

They continuously evaluate each student’s development in order to foster individual talents and skills.

We aim to provide each child with the confidence to excel and faith for life; to develop their ability to set academic goals, analyse, communicate, and achieve by understanding the principles of success which is that success is doing God’s will. Apart from enhancing their God-given talents by means of self-discipline, self-control, integrity and respect by seeing every member of the school community as unique, we aim to instil, develop and promote in each child unselfish lifestyle (servant-heart), obedience heart to all Godly authority, God’s word and to be socially discerning and balanced.

The school was established in 1953 and has occupied its present site, close to Hyde Park, on the corner of Connaught Square since 1956.

Children are accepted from four years of age into our Junior One pre-school group. Boys are prepared for entry into Preparatory School at 8+ and girls for Common Entrance or Public School entry at 11 years. The great majority of pupils continue on to London day schools.

Our standard procedure is to invite prospective parents to see the school during term time when they may also register their child for entry.

Dallington School is an independent primary school based in Clerkenwell, Islington. Teaching and learning is the purpose of our school and we offer a curriculum which is broad and balanced. Our school has a non-selective and co-educational intake. We aim to provide for each child, a happy, secure and stimulating environment, that promotes discovery and observation and values a love of learning.

DLD is an independent fifth and sixth form college situated in Marylebone in the heart of London. There are 380 students at the college, 330 of whom are preparing for A Levels and the remaining 50 are studying for their GCSEs.

At Eaton House Belgravia, we aim to provide boys with a happy and stimulating educational experience.

We operate a non-selective entry system and strongly believe that all boys in our care should be given maximum opportunities to excel and fulfill their potential. To achieve this, we offer a wide and varied curriculum given by well qualified, dedicated staff within a structured and traditional yet forward-thinking environment.

Eaton Square School is an independent, coeducational Nursery, Pre-Preparatory and Preparatory school in the heart of central London, educating children from the age of 2 ½ to 13 years of age. Offering continuity of education in the important formative years of a child’s life, the school is a vibrant, popular community where children learn not only the skills, but also the values that will prepare them for the next stage of their life at senior school and beyond.

Francis Holland School is a leading London independent day school for girls aged 4-18. Excellent academic standards are achieved through the provision of a challenging academic curriculum and talented staff who encourage an enthusiasm for learning, intellectual curiosity and creativity. This allows our girls to thrive in a relaxed and happy environment where they are respected as individuals and able to fulfil their unique potential.

We are an international school where teaching and learning is driven by best practice utilising the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (PYP) for our primary aged students (ages 3 – 11) and the Middle Years Programme (MYP) for our secondary aged students (ages 11 – 16). For students aged 16 - 19, the School offers an International 'A' Level programme aimed at students who are university/college bound.

As an independent school with an international focus we have 65 different nationalities represented within our student body including the UK. With a passion for inclusion, we have developed specialised programmes for those seeking English Language support or Special Needs support. We also offer exciting environmental expeditions and trips year-round to our community as well as frequent stays at our Outdoor Education & Environmental Centre in Bawdsey, Suffolk.

Our approach can be summed up as ‘modern traditionalism’. Discipline is firm, but compassionate. Our uniform is simple and functional. Teaching is structured. The relationship between teachers and pupils is courteously informal.

We teach in small classes to offer every child individual attention. While we always strive for academic excellence, we never allow this to overshadow our dedication to nurturing natural intelligence or true potential.

Each child’s progress is followed through tests, homework and up to six reports a year. Parents are also encouraged to meet our staff to discuss any concerns at any time, as well as at a Parents’ Evening every term.