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National School Reviews
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Bishop’s Stortford College, East Herts
Muddy says: This vast and impressive co-ed day and boarding school has a dazzling array of facilities and a strong community vibe.
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Merchant Taylors’ School, Northwood
Muddy says: 285 acres of fresh air and art deco heritage at this high-achieving all-rounder boys school on the Herts/Bucks borders, a mere 30 minutes from central London.
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Stormont School, Potters Bar
Muddy says: This small but perfectly formed school gives girls an opportunity to bloom and become the best they can be, thanks to its relaxed and non-pressurised approach to learning and development.
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St. Francis’ College, Letchworth Garden City
Muddy says: This wonderfully nurturing day and boarding school for girls has an empowering can-do ethos and is located in the world's first Garden City.
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Royal Masonic School for Girls, Rickmansworth
A girls' day and boarding school with stellar results, that's perfectly placed for Herts and Bucks but also deliciously close to London.
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Queenswood Girls’ School, Hatfield
Muddy says: Looking for a super-sporty boarding school in a bucolic setting? I have just the thing...
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Westbrook Hay Prep School, Hemel Hempstead
Muddy says: This outdoorsy and nurturing co-ed prep has stunning facilities and isn't scared of healthy competition.
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Lockers Park, Hemel Hempstead
Muddy says: A traditional boys’ prep school and co-ed pre-prep with an intimate, home-from-home feel and an emphasis on inclusivity and individuality
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Abbot’s Hill, Hemel Hempstead
Muddy says: Looking for an all girls' school that prides itself on pastoral care and promotes the importance of work life balance? Abbot's Hill could be the place.
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Bedford Girls’ School, Bedford
Muddy says: Bedford Girls' School is refreshing. It's spacious, beautifully designed and full of light, and a place where you can feel grounded and confident.
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