Welcome to Leicester Grammar Junior School.

One of the most important and most daunting tasks that fall to you as a parent is choosing the right school for your son or daughter. I appreciate that you will be searching for a school which can provide your children with the happy and secure foundation which is so important to their future success.

In addition to the very best academic opportunities, you will want your children to feel confident and secure within a caring environment. Each child must feel that he/she is an important member of a friendly community, within which the relationship between child and adult is sufficiently relaxed for pupils to feel that they can seek advice and help with the daily routine of Junior School life.

An important part of a good education is to help our children achieve a balance between work and play, between freedom and order and between their own needs and the needs of the school community. Today’s modern world is competitive; preparing children to cope with th

Welcome to our school. I extend a very warm welcome to you to come and visit Leicester Grammar School. I believe that when you do you will experience an atmosphere where the individual can develop his or her talents to the full. Here, there is collective pride in our achievements, with the first priority being to develop the individual’s academic potential. Opportunities in music, drama and sport are given prominence because we believe that, through involvement in a wide range of extra-curricular activities, the individual personality can grow and our pupils will then be able to leave us with the confidence that they can meet the challenges of the modern world.

C. P. M. King
Headmaster

Leicester High School is an independent selective day school for girls aged 3 to 18, which is a member of the Girls' School Association (GSA). It has a Christian Foundation open to girls of all faiths, or none. It has an outstanding academic record at A level and GCSE. There are 435 girls in the school.

Through our teaching and provision, we aim to:

develop intellectual curiosity, a love of learning and the ability to think critically and creatively;
foster individual talents and imagination;
broaden horizons and develop values based on respect, tolerance and understanding;
build the self confidence and self discipline necessary to meet the challenges of the modern world;
encourage social responsibility;
provide opportunities for leadership;
fulfil academic potential through independent learning.

The Montessori Group is the leading provider of Independent Education in Leicester, offering continuous care for children and students from birth to University entry. As such, we specialise in preparing young people as individuals, with the aim of nurturing the best aspects of all of our students.

The Leicester Montessori School was founded in 1990, the Grammar School in the early part of 1997. The School is located at 58 Stoneygate Road in Leicester, and enjoys a large building and excellent facilities.

This is a vibrant school for academically bright pupils. With an abundance of first-class facilities and outstanding teaching staff, we deliver a very privileged education. But what is it like to be a pupil here?

Allow me to enlighten you. At Loughborough, the division between curricular and extra-curricular is far from absolute. In fact, everywhere I look beyond the classroom, I constantly discover a school bursting with activity. It is this happy fusion of work and play and everything in-between that is, in my view, our implicit hallmark. As a result we find that pupils learn a great deal when they do not think they are learning at all, especially when they are enjoying themselves in pursuits they have freely chosen.

This is what happens when young minds meet in a place where learning is valued for its own sake. Our boys encounter far more than is required for examination success. That's what sets them apart from so many others.

Paul Fisher – Headmaster

We hope that all our pupils during their time here at the school will not only achieve academic success and fulfill their potential, but develop an assured confidence that will allow them to make the most of the many other opportunities school and life beyond will offer.

We hope that our pupils will grow to be active citizens of the 21st century, making and taking, political, moral and ethical decisions upon which they have reflected, and in which they have a belief.

Life here at LHS is always busy but also greatly enjoyable.

Miss Bridget O' Connor

Manor House School is an independent, co-educational day school for children of all abilities, aged four to 16 years.

Set in a Victorian manor house in picturesque surroundings beside Ashby Castle, the school has a long and proud tradition of preparing children for every stage of their education, from Kindergarten to GCSE.

Manor House prides itself on selecting students not only on the grounds of their academic performance, but also on their ability to fit into the school's close-knit community.

Headteacher Ian Clews said: "At Manor House, prospective students sit an entrance exam to assess their academic capability and to make sure that they can cope with the work that will be expected of them.

"But children are not selected solely because of their academic performance. They are also selected because they can make a valuable, all-round contribution to the school. We look at the whole child."

The school's small size enables teachers to get to know each pupil and to treat every one as an individ

An independent day school for girls aged 3 to 18 and boys aged 3 to 11.

We have a limited number of places available for September 2009. Please contact the Registrar on 01509 263901 for details.

Founded on traditional Catholic principles and embracing all faiths.

Our students' high academic achievements are the result of individual attention in a caring environment and in guaranteed small classes.

We believe happy students are successful students.

Our vision at Ratcliffe College is to educate young people in the spirit of the Gospel and the traditions of the Catholic Church, seeking to nurture the God-given talents and potential of each individual in order that each one may become a confident, responsible and useful member of society. While we operate as Catholic school, we welcome children of other denominations and faiths whose parents feel that they can share in and benefit from the ideals and environment of our school.

The Sathya Sai School in Leicester is an independent, co-educational primary day school, which conforms to the conditions set out by the DfES – Independent schools. It offers the National Curriculum supplemented and reinforced with values-based education.

The school opened on 3/09/01 with one class of reception/year one pupils. The school has and will expand yearly as each class progresses to the next stage. Therefore by the year 2007 the school will have blossomed into a full primary school.

At present the school occupies two floors of a three storey Victorian building. The first floor consists of the nursery and reception area, sports hall and general store room. The second floor comprises of classroom for years 1, 2, 3 and 4, prayer/ reading area and wet/ activity/ lunch area. Separate toilets for girls and boys are located between the second and third floors. The school has an outdoor playground. A large car park is found at the rear of the building. The school’s private entrance is accessible throu