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School Reviews
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Review: St David’s Prep
This co-ed, West Wickham prep is a little green oasis in a town setting. Ideal if you're looking for a nurturing, supportive, non-hot-house style school.
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Choosing a nursery?
We asked eight respected local heads to give their TOP TIPS for parents starting out on their child's educational journey. Here's the experts' list of the most important things to consider...
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School review: The Mead
This small co-ed prep school, sitting in the heart of Tunbridge Wells has recently undergone the biggest, most exciting changes to date. It's also one of the most competitively priced schools in the area. Shall we...?
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Walthamstow Hall, Sevenoaks
Muddy says: If you're seeking tradition and reputation (with a softer, modern approach) you'll want to check out Kent's oldest girl school, sitting in central Sevenoaks.
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St Faith’s Prep, Ash
Muddy says: Informal and friendly, but boasting great manners, sports and academic success - oh and it's near the sea - this really is a special school.
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Sevenoaks Prep School, Sevenoaks
Muddy says: For first-class facilities and a great all-rounder education, we had a nosey round this co-ed prep - and this is what we found...
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Fosse Bank school, Hildenborough
A small, hidden-gem of a prep school, very competitively priced and with one the best ratios of facility per child that I’ve seen to date.
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Rose Hill School, Tunbridge Wells
Bang in the centre of T.Wells, yet boasts the green spaces of a country school! Take a look...
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The New Beacon, Sevenoaks
Muddy says: A good offering for anyone interested in a single-sex education for their son(s), great grounds and facilities all tucked away in the leafy suburbs of Sevenoaks.
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Wellesley House, Broadstairs
A small, family-run prep school by the sea that makes the most of its location on Kent's coastline.
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