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The Arts Educational School. 14 Bath Road, London, W4 1LY. GCSE A*/A%: 37.4%. A-Level A*/A%: N/A. Read our independently sourced data on Harrodian School in England. Find out exam performance, entrance requirements, annual fees and league table position.
We are looking to appoint an enthusiastic and outgoing Teaching Assistant to our wonderful Pre-Prep department on a permanent full-time basis starting September2024. Successful applicants will be able to support the teaching staff to create a positive and nurturing environment that encourages. Job type: Full Time. Date posted: 14/12/2023.
Harrodian is a co-educational independent school that offers a balanced and stimulating education to children of all ages on a single site. Girls and boys attend the Pre-Prep aged 4 to 7, the Prep School aged 8 to 12 , the Senior School aged 13 to 15 and the Sixth Form aged 16 to 18.
This table lists independent senior schools in London based on 2023 A Level results. Rankings are based on the percentage of A Level entries awarded A* and A grades. Where students have been entered for Pre-U exams the tables include the percentage of Pre-U grades from D1-M1. To qualify for inclusion there must be a minimum of 20 students in ...
So if you are looking for boarding schools within a resonable commute of central London, you may also want to look at the Anglia or South East regional tables. The league table below lists each school’s percentage of A-Level entries awarded A* and A grades, and percentage of the top GCSE grades (A*/A or 9, 8 and 7.)
Our history. Harrodian was founded in 1993. Before that our riverside location on the south bank of the Thames in Barnes served as a farm, a private residence and a sports club. This time line charts the history of our beautiful site as well as Harrodian's growth into maturity over its first quarter century as a school. Harrodian was founded in ...
28 ago 2019 · West London Free School in Hammersmith has also reported record results, giving those campaign for a return to more traditional education a rare boost. In the independent sector, it is Latymer Upper that has done especially well this year, as it overtook Highgate and Alleyn’s to become the highest performing co-educational secondary school in London.
