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Private schools in Bracknell Forest

8 fee-paying schools are registered in Bracknell Forest: 7 mainstream and 1 special. 2 are single-sex. 5 take pupils to 18. Of the mainstream schools, 2 take pupils up to 11 or 13, 3 run from primary age into the senior years and 2 start at 11 or 13. Everything below is the Department for Education's register as it stands; fees, entrance tests and inspection reports live on each school's own site.

8independent schools
7mainstream
1special schools
3,160pupils on roll, where reported

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Private primary and prep schools in Bracknell Forest

2 schools. Ages up to 11 or 13, from each school's registered age range.

School Ages Pupils Faith On roll How full
Lambrook School Bracknell, RG42 6LU Ages 3 to 13 Mixed Non-faith 622 96% full
Newbold School RG42 4AH Ages 2 to 11 Mixed Non-faith 60 60% full

All-through private schools in Bracknell Forest

3 schools. From primary age into the senior years, from each school's registered age range.

School Ages Pupils Faith On roll How full
Heathfield School Ascot, SL5 8BQ Ages 10 to 19 Girls Church of England 157 52% full
LVS Ascot SL5 8DR Ages 4 to 19 Mixed Non-faith 730 76% full
Wellington College Prep Sandhurst, GU47 8PH Ages 2 to 14 Mixed Non-faith 361 88% full

Private senior schools in Bracknell Forest

2 schools. Starting at 11 or 13, from each school's registered age range.

School Ages Pupils Faith On roll How full
International School of Creative Arts Ascot, SL5 8BQ Ages 14 to 19 Mixed Non-faith 42 42% full
Wellington College RG45 7PU Ages 12 to 19 Mixed Church of England 1,170 98% full

Independent special schools in Bracknell Forest

1 school. Registered as independent special schools.

School Ages Pupils Faith On roll How full
Cressex Lodge School Reading, RG42 4DE Ages 11 to 18 Boys Non-faith 18 75% full

Which of these are near an address

The schools guide measures each school from the postcode typed, so the answer is a list nearest first rather than a council. A district is wide, so check the address itself before counting on a distance.

What this list is, and is not

Source: the Department for Education's Get Information About Schools register, which every school in England must keep current, refreshed here with each import. "How full" is pupils on roll against the school's stated capacity, where both are reported. The register carries no fees, no entrance requirements and no inspection grades for independent schools: those are on each school's own site and the Independent Schools Inspectorate's. A school missing here is not registered in Bracknell Forest, which for a school on a boundary can mean it is listed under the neighbouring council.

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