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a co-educational day & boarding independent school. for ages 3-18 in Sibford Ferris, north Oxfordshire. Be you, Be Brilliant. Read more. Be part of it. +44 (0)1295 781200. Welcome to Sibford School, an independent school for girls and boys aged 3 to 18, set in the Oxfordshire countryside.
- Why Sibford
To define a Sibford education is to look beyond the present...
- School Life
Overview. Sibford School is proud to offer an extensive,...
- Admissions
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- Nursery & Reception
Welcome to Sibford Early Years where children from age 3...
- Junior School
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- Sixth Form
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- Boarding
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- Facilities and Lettings
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- Why Sibford
Sibford School is a British co-educational independent school in Sibford Ferris, west of Banbury in north Oxfordshire, linked with the Religious Society of Friends. The school has both day and boarding pupils between the ages of 3 and 18. It is one of seven Quaker schools in England.
- 1842; 181 years ago
- Religious Society of Friends, (Quaker)
- Truth and Honour, Freedom and Courtesy
Founded in 1842, Sibford School is a co-educational, independent school for children aged three to 18. Its 50-acre campus in Oxfordshire — only 55 minutes by train from London — is home to 450 pupils, small classes, a wide range of facilities, and over extra-curricular activities and clubs.
An independent school for boys and girls aged from 3 to 18. Read about the best schools in Oxford and North Oxfordshire and South Oxfordshire. Boarding: Yes. Local authority: Oxfordshire. Pupils: 438; sixth formers: 62. Religion: Quaker. Fees: Day £12,315 - £19,770 pa; Boarding £32,598 - £38,436 pa. Open days: See website.
Sibford School is a Quaker day and boarding school set in over 50 acres of grounds and surrounded by beautiful Oxfordshire countryside. The school welcomes pupils of all faiths and none, and approximately one third of our students receive support for dyslexia. Value added results at GCSE and A level are particularly strong.
