University of York is one of the 24 research-intensive Russell Group universities in the UK. Founded in 1963, the university is based in York – a medieval city once the Viking capital of England, now famous for its chocolate and excellent afternoon tea. The student life in this city is perfect for those who want to enjoy a more quiet, close-knit, and authentic British university life.

Ipswich School was established in 1399. The school is well-known for the academic success of its pupils. Read our full review of Ipswich School here.

Eastbourne College is located in a seaside town only an hour and a half from London. On the base of 150-year old flint buildings is a modern school with new classrooms and sports facilities. One of the top senior independent schools in the UK, its location gives its pupils the perks of enjoying a national park, an international tennis venue, a county cricket ground, two challenging golf courses and more, just a 6-minute stroll away.

With a long history spanning 750 years, Abingdon School is truly an international school, with alumni from 63 countries around the world and a current pupil body from 18 countries. Many Sixth Form leavers from Abingdon School have ended up in the top Russell Group universities. In 2020, 12 alumni from Abingdon managed to secure positions in Oxbridge while a few others went overseas to study medicine. Read our full guide here.

Radley College is an elite all-boys boarding school in Oxfordshire. The school provides its students with a perfectly rounded education with strong sports, good arts and amazing drama. Maths and Science are the dominant A level choices.

Badminton School is among the most prestigious boarding schools for girls in the UK. The school initially was founded to provide equal educational opportunities for girls over 160 years ago. Read our full Badminton School review here.

Truro High School for Girls is proud to provide a bespoke development for students’ skills, exceptional academic support, and first-class teaching in focussed classes that expand girl’s academic pursuits. Students have the opportunity to develop themselves beyond gender norms, to pursue whatever they aspire to be.

King’s is set in the shadow of Canterbury Cathedral and is one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites. With magnificent ancient buildings and gardens within the school, pupils often enjoy the contrast between the old and modern setting of the city that is just beyond their doorstep.

Wellington College laid their foundations on the grounds of the beautiful country of Berkshire over 160 years ago, and since then has produced some of the brightest students in Britain.

The Leys School is a co-educational independent school located in the vicinity of the prestigious University of Cambridge. The institution is renowned for producing some of the most reputable Alumnis ranging from MPs and royalties to famous athletes and activists.

Uppingham School is an elite, independent co-educational boarding and day school founded in 1584. Aside from its impressive music and sports offerings, the academic institution is one of the most historic schools in the UK.

Cheltenham College is an independent co-educational boarding school established in 1841. Students from age 13 to 18 experience a well balanced education with a focus on academic excellence, personal growth, and community building.