The Grammar School has a long and proud tradition of educating young people in a happy and collaborative co-educational setting. We offer a wide range of subjects and co-curricular activities and we celebrate a long history of excellence in many areas. Our teaching and support staff are very well qualified, enthusiastic and dedicated to promoting the personal attainments and pastoral care of students.

The main aim of the school is to provide high quality education for children from age three to age sixteen, as part of a continuing development process which encourages children to achieve their maximum potential and prepares them academically, socially and morally for the next stage of their lives.

A strength of the school is the ability to offer the security of uninterrupted education from age 3 to age 16. Children enter at a variety of stages and ages, most commonly at age 3 (Pre-Preparatory School), age 7 (Preparatory School) at age 11 (Senior School). However, possibilities exist for entry at all ages depending on availability of places.

Inglebrook is a happy school.
Our well-qualified, dedicated and caring staff expect the best from each and every child, and ensure that all children fulfil their potential. Our motto is 'Striving for Excellence' and we encourage the children to pursue this in both academic and leisure activities, and so find the pleasure in achievement.

Our children are bright and bubbly, quiet and thoughtful, eager and enquiring. We appreciate their differences and respond to their individual needs.
We believe in the importance of respect and care for each other and for the community.

We invite you to come and visit us and discover that we can offer the right ingredients for your child’s success and happiness.

Welcome to The Grammar School at Leeds*, an independent school for girls and boys aged 3 to 18. Our school has four distinct sections: Rose Court Nursery & Pre-Prep, our Junior and Senior Schools, and Sixth Form.

We are committed to offering each of our pupils an excellent academic education, an inspiring variety of curricular and extra-curricular opportunities, and the care and personal attention of our teaching and support staff. 'GSAL' pupils grow into confident, caring young men and women and forge lifelong friendships.

We hope to welcome you in person soon.

Malsis, an independent co-educational boarding and day school, was founded in 1920 and is set in stunning Yorkshire countryside, attracting pupils from both the surrounding areas and from further afield, taking advantage of the excellent communication network which serves Malsis.

At Malsis all children are given the opportunity to board; as well as full-time boarding, we are able to offer a range of boarding options.

Our aim at Malsis is to provide children with the very best opportunities for their academic, emotional and physical development. Classes are small, with many specialist teachers. While fostering a keen competitive spirit, we actively encourage good manners, kindness and consideration for others.

Moorfield School

Established for over 100 years, Moorlands is dedicated to providing your child with the best education possible by offering an individually tailored experience within a happy environment. With a rich history of educating some of Yorkshire's most successful figures, the traditional values of quality, achievement and courtesy are as relevant today as they have always been. Being at Moorlands is like being part of a big, happy family where everyone knows each other from the 2 year olds to the oldest prefects.

Life at QEGS Junior School is all about gaining and building confidence. Every boy’s contribution within the school community is recognised and valued. All boys are encouraged to discover their individual strengths through the wide variety of activities on offer both in and out of the classroom.

Queen Elizabeth Grammar School is a happy, friendly and caring school in which pupils thrive and are valued for their individual contribution to the school community. QEGS is one of the best independent boys' schools in the North and many pupils travel some distance to join us.