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Bedales School, Petersfield. 2,344 likes · 94 talking about this · 48 were here. Bedales is an independent, co-educational day and boarding school in Hampshire, educating 3-18 years.
The Governing Body of Bedales School. Religious character None Religious ethos None Boarders Boarding school. Nursery provision Has Nursery Classes. Official sixth form Has a sixth form. School capacity Help with school capacity field Opens a dialog 800. Number of pupils 477. Section 41 approved Not approved ...
A £1,000 deposit is required to join Bedales Pre-prep, Prep or Senior at any other point of entry. Residence outside of the United Kingdom. In addition to the standard deposit of £1,000, an additional deposit is payable by the parents of students whose normal residence is outside the United Kingdom: Bedales Prep - £9,580; Bedales Senior - £ ...
21 de abr. de 2024 · Bedales was rated Excellent in its most recently available ISI Educational Quality report (2022). The school eschews uniform, staff and pupils are on first name terms, the school focuses on the individual rather than group, and learning is self-managed rather than imposed.
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 ...
The school is named after the house in which it began, in Haywards Heath. Bedales moved to its rural Hampshire site in 1900. Bedales Prep (for children aged 8-13), was founded in 1902 and moved to its present site in 1905, and the Pre-prep (for children aged 3-8) in 1953. The three schools are located in 120 acres of farmland, woods, orchards ...
By Helen Martin, Freelance Writer. In 1900 John Badley moved his school, Bedales, from Lindfield, near Haywards Heath, to a small village called Steep, just outside Petersfield in Hampshire. It’s easy to see why the school is still here, over 125 years later.
