Emanuel School

Emanuel School, located in Battersea Rise, London, has a rich history dating back to its foundation in Westminster in 1736. Originally established as a school for both boys and girls, it has transitioned through a period as an all-boys institution before returning to its co-educational roots. The school provides a friendly and well-rounded education for students aged 10 to 18, with a focus on nurturing individual interests and potential.

The school's large campus is situated near Clapham Junction, opening onto the common. It is known for its strong focus on sports, particularly cricket and rugby for both boys and girls, as well as rowing, with a boathouse in Barnes. Emanuel School also provides a robust platform for arts, with drama and music featuring prominently in the school's annual calendar through various productions and performances.

While Emanuel School may not be considered an academic hot-house, it prides itself on offering a down-to-earth, fun, and relaxed environment for students to thrive. In 2022, the school achieved impressive exam results, with 70.11% of A-level grades being A & A* and 89.37% of GCSE grades being A & A*. Most A-level students also take an Extended Project Qualification (EPQ) alongside their chosen subjects, with popular subjects including Maths, History, Economics, and Politics.