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We encourage you start our admissions journey now and one of the team will happily discuss the admission of your child, please call 01258 484 633 or complete our enquiry form. I personally, look forward to meeting you. Melanie Burke. Director of Admissions.
Bryanston draws its Governors from a broad spread of backgrounds, including former pupils and parents, educational practitioners and experts from a range of professional and commercial disciplines. The Council provides balanced expert perspectives and oversight of the important matters related to the successful operation of the School.
Bryanston School; Sort code: 40-12-18; A/C no: 61218093; Ref: Parent code or pupil number as found on bill (or child's name) For overseas payments you will need the following: IBAN: GB50HBUK40121861218093; BIC: HBUKGB4B; HSBC, 165-167 High Street, Poole, BH15 1AU;
I joined Bryanston Prep in the spring of 2022, and in that short time I am so delighted to see the continued growth and development of the school. Our school is not just growing; we are evolving, whilst being a valued part of the Bryanston family. There is a positive energy at the Prep. It is palpable.
I joined Bryanston Prep in the spring of 2022, and in that short time I am so delighted to see the continued growth and development of the school. Our school is not just growing; we are evolving, whilst being a valued part of the Bryanston family. There is a positive energy at the Prep. It is palpable.
Our unique take on creativity as a practical and essential element across all disciplines makes Bryanston a very different learning experience – building a distinctive independence of thought, self-reliance, realism and authenticity. We don’t ‘do education’ to our pupils, we travel beside them and guide them on their journey.
Academics: The school offers GCSEs, A-Levels, and the IB. Bryanston School is not an especially selective school, so punches above its weight considering: In 2023, its GCSE results yielded 33% 9-7 grades, its A-Levels 57% A-grades and its still relatively nascent IB programme an average of 32 points (out of a total of 45 and a with a world average of 30 points).
