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Private schools

Fee-paying schools in BN51, Brighton and Hove

2 fee-paying schools sit within 3 miles of central BN51, the nearest being Oxford International College, Brighton at 1.1 mi, 2 of them selective, 1 single-sex. Nearest first; each age range is the school's own statutory range, which decides whether it takes a given year group.

School Distance Ages Takes
Oxford International College, Brighton 1.1 mi 13 to 19 Secondary
Selective
Roedean School 1.3 mi 11 to 18 Secondary
Girls
Selective
No Ofsted grades here, and that is not a bad sign. Fee-paying schools like Oxford International College, Brighton are inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate rather than Ofsted, and the ISI publishes no open data feed, so no rating exists for us to show. Fees are not open data either.

The state schools alongside them

BN51 also holds 5 state primary and 1 state secondary school, with Ofsted ratings and exam results. The full school breakdown for BN51 →

Checking a specific address

Put a postcode in and the report measures each school's distance from that front door rather than from central BN51.

Common questions

How many private schools are there in BN51?

2 fee-paying schools within 3 miles of central BN51, Brighton and Hove, from the Department for Education's register. Each one's age range, whether it selects and how full it is are listed on this page.

Do private schools in BN51 have Ofsted ratings?

No, and a blank rating is not a bad sign. Fee-paying schools are inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate rather than Ofsted, and the ISI publishes no open data feed, so no rating exists for us to show.

Are private schools in BN51 selective?

2 of the 2 select on ability at entry, according to their admissions policy on the register. The rest do not, though most fee-paying schools still assess applicants in some way.

Are there single-sex private schools in BN51?

1 of the 2 take boys only or girls only. The rest are mixed.

Source: Department for Education, Get Information About Schools. Read how every figure here is sourced on the methodology page. If something looks wrong, tell us and it goes on the accuracy log.