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Garden House School — Boys’ School
Girls’ · Boys’ · Co-educational | Tiptop editorial rankings
School facts [1] [2] [3] [5]
- Location
- Turks Row, Chelsea, London SW3 4TW
- Ages
- 4–11; a separate Kindergarten admits from age 3
- Intake
- Boys
- Day / boarding
- Day
This profile covers the boys’ school within Garden House. From Reception, most academic lessons are taught separately, with shared activities. The co-educational Kindergarten admits children from age three.
- French begins in Kindergarten, with Latin in the upper school and additional language clubs
- English Speaking Board assessments in Years 4 and 5, alongside drama and a Shakespeare project
- Sport at nearby Burton Court, with swimming, gymnastics, music and performance opportunities
About the school [1] [2] [3] [5]
The boys’ school at Garden House provides day education for ages 4–11 on Turks Row in Chelsea, London. Most academic lessons are taught separately from Reception, alongside shared activities. The curriculum covers languages, science and the arts, with sport at nearby Burton Court.
The next prep or senior school [3] [4]
The boys’ five-year accepted-place table lists nine places at St Paul’s, eight at Westminster, four at King’s College School and seven at Dulwich College. It also records 33 at Sussex House, 12 at Ludgrove and two at Summer Fields. The school says most pupils leave at 11; some move to another prep before starting senior school at 13.
- Reporting period
- Five-year table; start and end years not specified
Schools where boys accepted places, including prep schools
- Dulwich College
- Emanuel
- King's College School, Wimbledon
- Latymer
- St Paul's
- Sussex House
- Thomas's Schools
- WCCS
- Westminster
- Wetherby Prep
- Wetherby Senior
- Cottesmore
- Ludgrove
- Summer Fields
The table says five years and the accompanying text says six; neither gives start and end years or a breakdown by leaving age.
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