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Ten minutes' walk from Clapham Junction, Emanuel School is engaged in not just educating but nurturing a smart, smiley cohort of 500 girls and 500 boys. In one parent's words: 'This school creates happy kids that do well'. Read the full review in the 2023 Tatler Schools Guide.

Hanford School places a strong emphasis on childhood. 'Girls are free and running from one beautiful listed building to another', says one parent. Read the full review in the 2023 Tatler Schools Guide.

Marlborough College is steeped in history, but make no mistake: this school has its sights set firmly on the future. Read the full review in the 2023 Tatler Schools Guide.

Nestled in 48 lush green acres, this Hertfordshire prep is a 'treasure'. The wood-panelled library at Edge Grove boasts a roaring open fire, pupils enjoy mud bathing and pond dipping in Forest School. Read the full review in the 2023 Tatler Schools Guide.

'We instinctively felt Benenden School was right for our daughter', says a current parent. The staff, who are an amazing asset, are 'dedicated to the girls'. Read the full review in the 2023 Tatler Schools Guide.

Charterhouse is a place where things are always happening. A parent tells us there is an emphasis on 'strengthening values such as responsibility, kindness and open-mindedness', which bodes well for later life. Read the full review in the 2023 Tatler Schools Guide.

One parent succinctly summarises Farleigh: 'Idyllic grounds, brilliant facilities for every subject, delightful children and wonderful teachers'. The head, Fr Simon Everson, is 'adored by pupils and parents, and revered by staff'. Read the review in the 2023 Tatler Schools Guide.

Stonyhurst is an impressive establishment, steeped in history. Parents fall for the school's Christian values and ethos, which offer a framework for promoting love and care for others, as well as kindness and bravery. Read the full review in the 2023 Tatler Schools Guide.

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Given the strength of St Paul's all-round education - which is delivered to 91 bursary students - it's little wonder that leavers head to the world's best higher education establishments: of the 2021 cohort, 35 received offers from top US universities, including Harvard.

The underlying ethos at Kitebrook is that pupils only have one childhood and should be encouraged to make the most of it. Parents praise staff who are 'brimming with optimism and energy' - and the idyllic location.

Prowess in drama, music, sport and design are all recognised and rewarded by scholarships at Merchant Taylors' School. The school also offers a range of bursaries, and places great stress on helping the local community.

The longstanding head Emma McKendrick is 'outstanding', and takes a real interest in all her girls and their individual pursuits. A parent tells us that it's the norm for your daughter to 'represent Downe House in a variety of situations that boost confidence and self-esteem'.

Parents praise Shrewsbury House School for producing 'happy, polite, kind and independent boys', who go on to the likes of Eton, Winchester and Westminster.

Perched on the edge of the beautiful and 'very liveable' city of Winchester, St Swithun's is known for filling girls with the belief that they can do anything if they apply themselves.

St Leonards has an extraordinary location in the heart of St Andrews. New head Simon Brian advises pupils to 'look after, look out and look forward'.

Boasting a 400-year history, the Perse School is Cambridge's oldest secondary school and is rooted in four traditional values: endeavour; intellectual curiosity and scholarship; breadth and balance; and respecting each other and the environment.

With only 140 pupils, Christ Church Cathedral School is small but mighty - and rightfully proud of its size: 'It's a great advantage and ensures that every pupil is noticed, included and nurtured.'

The Elms, idyllically located at the foot of the Malvern Hills, focuses on preserving 'the sanctity of childhood', and its small size ensures a cosy, familial feel.

Set in 54 acres of Perthshire countryside, Kilgraston is the sole Catholic senior boarding school in Scotland and the only one with an equestrian centre. Although a third of the girls ride, competing from novice to national level, there's much else going on.