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Benenden greatly values its relationship with parents, from parents’ first exploratory contact with the School, throughout their daughter’s school career, and often beyond. A personal visit, where you will be able to speak with members of staff and with students, will help you to appreciate the unique character of Benenden.
The Centenary Hall and the adjoining Sir David K.P. Li Music School represent the most ambitious building project in Benenden’s history. The facilities feature a 750-seater Hall with retractable seating, the smaller Bonnie Yeung-Tsang Recital Hall with 150 seats, the stunning multi-use Jat Atrium leading onto the beautiful Seniors’ Courtyard, a media suite and more than 20 music practice ...
Day Students. Our day students play a full part in every area of school life: leaving at the end of the day will not prevent your daughter from benefiting from the Benenden experience! Day students are fully immersed in the academic, co-curricular and personal and professional elements of our Complete Education.
us. Please direct any general enquiries to the School Office in the first instance. Arriving at Benenden. Benenden School is located in the village of Benenden, near Cranbrook in Kent. The map below shows our location. By rail. The nearest rail station is Staplehurst, an hour from London on the line which serves Ashford, Canterbury and Ramsgate.
In September 2023 Benenden International opened Benenden Bilingual School Guangzhou (BBSG). BBSG is set to be a leading school in the Guangzhou region, integrating the founding ethos of Benenden School. More information about the School can be found here.
Benenden School is an independent day and boarding school for girls, founded in 1923 and situated in 250 acres of beautiful parkland in rural Kent. At present, there are 550 girls in the school. A considerable amount of new building has been completed in recent years, including an All-Weather Pitch, Staff Housing and a new School Hall and Music School.
The site on which the School stands is of great historical interest as both the parkland and woodland are mentioned in the Domesday Book: “Robert of Romney also holds Benenden [Benendine] from the Bishop of Bayeux”. Benenden had become sufficiently permanent by 1086 to have both a name and a church. Benenden became a Charitable Foundation.
