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- Sevenoaks is a co-educational day and boarding school for students aged 11 to 18. Rated 'exceptional' for teaching and learning by the Independent Schools Inspectorate, we are proud of our innovative, thinking approach to education, our academic excellence, our strong pastoral and co-curricular foundation, and our pioneering service and social impact program which we started in the 1960s. Our superb 100-acre campus is in the Kent countryside, just half an hour from Central London and Gatwick International Airport. The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme inspires an inclusive, enriching, and global dimension. With some 1180 pupils, including international students from over 45 countries around the world, the student body is lively, cosmopolitan, and open-minded. Boarding is an important element in the school's daily life and ethos, while our 600-year history, location, and day student body ensure that the school remains firmly grounded in the local community. Around one-third of the students are boarders, and two-thirds day pupils. The school admits boys and girls at 11, 13, and 16. Sevenoaks has a reputation for exploring new ideas and is known for a global outlook that permeates the entire education experience. We were the first HMC school to adopt the IB and to drop A-levels entirely. We have taught the IB since 1978, and our IB cohort is the largest and one of the most successful in England. In recent years we have developed our own externally moderated exams, Sevenoaks School Certificates, which are taken in Year 11. Founded in 1432, Sevenoaks School enjoys the distinction of being one of the UK’s longest established schools. A tradition of innovation and excellence has seen Sevenoaks develop into a co-educational day and boarding school, its constituency extending both locally and across the globe. The school offers a rigorous as well as a rounded education for pupils from the age of 11 to 18. The campus offers a safe, attractive, and, in parts, a spectacular environment in which to learn and grow. Sevenoaks has a worldwide reputation as a center of excellence and as a flagship for the International Baccalaureate. The school aims to continue its outstanding record of academic achievement, pastoral care, and co-curricular opportunity. Academic excellence is achieved by bright, motivated students, inspired by highly qualified and dedicated teachers in well-resourced classrooms. A professional team of specialist tutors, boarding house staff, and year heads ensure that our pupils are happy and receive expert care and support, while the mutual respect shared by students and staff helps to generate an atmosphere of tremendous friendliness. State-of-the-art facilities, together with high-level instruction, provide rich opportunities for pupils to participate in a wide variety of sports, the performing arts, and many other activities. Every pupil is encouraged to be curious, creative, critically aware, and to develop his or her passion and talent to the full. Life is fast-paced and dynamic, and expectations are high. At the same time, we cultivate in our pupils the habit of reflecting on their learning, and on the way, they behave and perform. While distinctively forward-looking, the school continues to value its alumni, who return for regular matches, social events, and anniversary dinners, and whose presence is strongly felt and recorded in the inclusive school publications. The school’s international outlook promotes the principles of tolerance and open-mindedness. Regular assemblies, tutor group meetings, and a program of talks help to foster the social and emotional welfare of our pupils, while a long tradition of service and local and international charity projects advances a core set of values across the student body. Ambitious but principled, confident, and compassionate, our pupils are prepared for leadership in an ever more complex world. All of our Sixth Form students pursue the International Baccalaureate Diploma, a program the school has delivered for over 40 years. The Diploma represents, in the school’s view, the best preparation for university and work in a world of global competition. Students leave Sevenoaks to study a wide range of courses at top universities in the UK, the US, and elsewhere. They do so with an enlarged capacity for independent thought and intellectual risk-taking, a strong appetite for learning, and are equipped with the skills and personal qualities necessary for a happy and successful life. View full school
- Sevenoaks is a co-educational day and boarding school for students aged 11 to 18. Rated 'exceptional' for teaching and learning by the Independent Schools Inspectorate, we are proud of our innovative, thinking approach to education, our academic excellence, our strong pastoral and co-curricular foundation, and our pioneering service and social impact program which we started in the 1960s. Our superb 100-acre campus is in the Kent countryside, just half an hour from Central London and Gatwick International Airport. The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme inspires an inclusive, enriching, and global dimension. With some 1180 pupils, including international students from over 45 countries around the world, the student body is lively, cosmopolitan, and open-minded. Boarding is an important element in the school's daily life and ethos, while our 600-year history, location, and day student body ensure that the school remains firmly grounded in the local community. Around one-third of the students are boarders, and two-thirds day pupils. The school admits boys and girls at 11, 13, and 16. Sevenoaks has a reputation for exploring new ideas and is known for a global outlook that permeates the entire education experience. We were the first HMC school to adopt the IB and to drop A-levels entirely. We have taught the IB since 1978, and our IB cohort is the largest and one of the most successful in England. In recent years we have developed our own externally moderated exams, Sevenoaks School Certificates, which are taken in Year 11. Founded in 1432, Sevenoaks School enjoys the distinction of being one of the UK’s longest established schools. A tradition of innovation and excellence has seen Sevenoaks develop into a co-educational day and boarding school, its constituency extending both locally and across the globe. The school offers a rigorous as well as a rounded education for pupils from the age of 11 to 18. The campus offers a safe, attractive, and, in parts, a spectacular environment in which to learn and grow. Sevenoaks has a worldwide reputation as a center of excellence and as a flagship for the International Baccalaureate. The school aims to continue its outstanding record of academic achievement, pastoral care, and co-curricular opportunity. Academic excellence is achieved by bright, motivated students, inspired by highly qualified and dedicated teachers in well-resourced classrooms. A professional team of specialist tutors, boarding house staff, and year heads ensure that our pupils are happy and receive expert care and support, while the mutual respect shared by students and staff helps to generate an atmosphere of tremendous friendliness. State-of-the-art facilities, together with high-level instruction, provide rich opportunities for pupils to participate in a wide variety of sports, the performing arts, and many other activities. Every pupil is encouraged to be curious, creative, critically aware, and to develop his or her passion and talent to the full. Life is fast-paced and dynamic, and expectations are high. At the same time, we cultivate in our pupils the habit of reflecting on their learning, and on the way, they behave and perform. While distinctively forward-looking, the school continues to value its alumni, who return for regular matches, social events, and anniversary dinners, and whose presence is strongly felt and recorded in the inclusive school publications. The school’s international outlook promotes the principles of tolerance and open-mindedness. Regular assemblies, tutor group meetings, and a program of talks help to foster the social and emotional welfare of our pupils, while a long tradition of service and local and international charity projects advances a core set of values across the student body. Ambitious but principled, confident, and compassionate, our pupils are prepared for leadership in an ever more complex world. All of our Sixth Form students pursue the International Baccalaureate Diploma, a program the school has delivered for over 40 years. The Diploma represents, in the school’s view, the best preparation for university and work in a world of global competition. Students leave Sevenoaks to study a wide range of courses at top universities in the UK, the US, and elsewhere. They do so with an enlarged capacity for independent thought and intellectual risk-taking, a strong appetite for learning, and are equipped with the skills and personal qualities necessary for a happy and successful life.

