3 schools found in Sheffield
England's school system: State schools are free for all residents. Independent schools charge fees from £12,000/yr. Grammar schools are free and selective. International schools offer IB, American and other curricula for expat families. Talk to our advisors for personalised guidance.
A leading independent girls' school in Sheffield, part of the GDST network. Founded in 1878 with outstanding A-Level results, exceptional arts and sport, and a strong tradition of Oxbridge entry.
The Catch: Sheffield's top girls' school. It is a city school with limited green space. The GDST network is strong, but the campus feels compact compared to rural independents.
A leading independent boys' school in Sheffield, founded in 1904. Outstanding A-Level results, exceptional sport and music, and a warm, supportive community in the heart of South Yorkshire.
The Catch: Sheffield's top boys' school. Boys only until sixth form. The school is strong academically but less well-known nationally than London or Manchester equivalents.
One of Sheffield's top state secondary schools, rated Outstanding by Ofsted. A large co-educational academy with exceptional A-Level results and a strong tradition of university placement.
The Catch: FREE. Sheffield's top-rated state school. It is enormous — over 1,800 pupils. Outstanding results, but the sheer size means quieter children can get lost in the crowd.
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