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Bedales was founded by John Badley in 1893 as a humane alternative to the authoritarian regimes typical of late‑Victorian public schools. The school became fully co-educational in 1898, against the prevailing trend. This breadth of vision and willingness to buck convention continues undiminished, as we shape our work to meet the challenges of ...
Bedales Pre-prep is the foundation of our children’s education and an introduction to the principle that underpins the School – learning as part of a wider community characterised by trust, mutual respect and shared creative endeavour. Our aim is to nurture children who are rounded, confident, inquisitive and kind to others, and who can ...
Sunday 21 April, Summer term starts for boarders, 4-8pm. Monday 22 April, Summer term starts for all students, 9am. Friday 3 May, May Bank Holiday Long Leave, 4:30pm. Monday 6 May, Long Leave ends, boarders return, 6-9pm. Friday 24 May, Half Term starts and 6.1 Parents’ Meetings from 4:45pm. Sunday 2 June, Half Term ends, boarders return, 6 ...
Boarding at Bedales School. Bedales is a boarding school. Day students are completely integrated – to the extent that they usually follow the same full, intense school day that may run from 8.30 am to 9.30 pm. Boarders can opt to go home between Saturday lunchtime and Sunday evening (many do, others don’t), and there are times when ...
Staff Profiles. Find out about the staff behind the schools. We've asked a selection of staff across Bedales Senior, Prep and Pre-prep Schools about their activities, inspiration, teaching, and what makes Bedales special. Head of English, Bedales Senior.
Central to a Bedales Prep education is the setting – as stimulating as it is picturesque. Sitting within a 120 acre estate, we are surrounded by the beautiful landscape of the rolling South Downs, which we take every opportunity to explore. Our curriculum is broad, and our commitment to encouraging creativity unswerving – a consequence, in ...
