Roedean School

Roedean School in Brighton, founded in 1885, is one of the most prestigious girls' boarding schools in the UK. Known for its stunning coastal location and excellent facilities, the school offers both day and boarding options for students aged 11 to 18. Headmaster Oliver Blond seeks to create an environment where learning is 'exciting and memorable,' with a focus on encouraging and supporting students to become happy, engaged, and curious learners.

While maintaining high academic standards and consistently ranking among the Top 15 Girls Boarding Schools, Roedean School also places a strong emphasis on pastoral care, fostering a friendly and caring community. The school's academic performance has improved significantly since 2013, with 70.14% of A-Level students achieving A & A* grades and 84.54% of GCSE students achieving A & A* grades in 2022.

Main entry points to the school are in Years 7, 9, and 12, but applications for Years 8 and 10 will also be considered if spaces are available. With a diverse student body from the UK and over 30 countries, Roedean School provides an enriching educational experience that promotes both academic success and personal growth for each student.