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Bryanston School is a co-educational boarding and day school for children aged 13-18. We provide every pupil with individual attention and support. The school's tailored approach means that pupils ...
Academics: The school offers GCSEs, A-Levels, and the IB. Bryanston School is not an especially selective school, so punches above its weight considering: In 2023, its GCSE results yielded 33% 9-7 grades, its A-Levels 57% A-grades and its still relatively nascent IB programme an average of 32 points (out of a total of 45 and a with a world average of 30 points).
Of course, academic results are important, but we also care about what each student gains from their time at Bryanston – the success of their experience and the value we add and that Bryanston gives them – along with the breadth of destinations they head to after they leave us.
Bryanston School is set in 400 acres of beautiful Dorset countryside and offers a range of facilities, including modern boarding houses, purpose-built centres for science and mathematics, art, drama, music and sports: all of which means pupils can explore a range of disciplines to discover their personal strengths. Boarding at Bryanston School
Bryanston School Bryanston is not bound by tradition. We are a forward-thinking and outward-looking school, proud of the reputation and calibre of our education, of what we stand for, of our family ethos, and of the ways in which our pupils go on to make their mark upon the world.
These are available for any of our key entry points in the Prep or Year 9 and Year 12 at Bryanston School and for other year groups if places are available. Visiting allows you to see the school in action, meet some of inspirational staff and students and discover what we offer academically and through the vast array of co-curricular activities.
17 de ago. de 2023 · Congratulations to Bryanston’s departing A2 year group, who today, 17 August 2023, received their A level results - with six out of ten grades awarded the top marks of A*, A or B and 80% securing their first choice of university place, despite the impact of Covid-19.
