Queen Elizabeth's Hospital Junior School, Bristol

Queen Elizabeth's Hospital Junior School
Berkeley Place
Clifton
Bristol
BS8 1JX
Head: David Kendall
T 0117 930 3068
F 01179 293106
E juniors@qehbristol.co.uk
W www.qehbristol.co.uk
A mainstream independent school for boys aged from 7 to 11 with a linked senior school
Boarding: No
Local authority: Bristol
Pupils: 100 ; sixth formers: review same
Religion: Non-denominational
Fees: £9,282 pa
Open days: October, November, January, March and May
Review: View The Good Schools Guide Review
ISI report: View the ISI report
Linked schools: Queen Elizabeth's Hospital

What The Good Schools Guide says..

Staff, parents and pupils value the family atmosphere and careful pastoral approach, which helps develop confident, well-rounded boys. 'The staff are sensitive and they really know the boys,’ a parent told us. ‘They help them, but in a subtle way.’ Curriculum geared to capturing interests. 'We have tried to develop a prep school feel, with an emphasis on preparing them for senior school,’ says the school, adding that the style and teaching are ‘very practical.' Boys have access to the huge senior school yard at break-times to run around and let off steam, but any who prefer to stay indoors...

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What the school says...

The 100-strong QEH Junior School provides an enjoyable and enriched educational experience which is relevant and meaningful for every single boy. We aim to develop each boy's personal qualities, provide a sound foundation for the future, and ensure that every boy leaves recognising himself as a lifelong learner.

QEH Junior School is unique in Bristol and, being small, focuses on the individual, fostering a love of learning whilst nurturing the interests and talents of each boy. Each will move on with ease and confidence to secondary education, secure in numeracy and literacy. We aim to be a happy place with strong pastoral care, academic excellence, and high standards in drama, sport and music. ...Read more

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All-through school (for example 3-18 years). - An all-through school covers junior and senior education. It may start at 3 or 4, or later, and continue through to 16 or 18. Some all-through schools set exams at 11 or 13 that pupils must pass to move on.

What The Good Schools Guide says

Headmaster

Since September 2017, David Kendall, previously deputy head at Newton Prep in London. History degree from St David's University College, Lampeter, PGCE afrom Roehampton Institute and studying for a masters in educational leadership. He has taught at a variety of preps in London and the south east, including the role of head of upper section at Westminster Under School. Married with three children and two stepchildren, and has a wide variety of sporting and other interests.

Entrance

Main intakes are years 3 and 5, but increasing demand to join in year 6. Some children come from independent schools but most from local state primaries. During assessment days, boys work with head on maths, reading, writing and verbal reasoning. 'We hate the idea of a formal exam for children of that age. We're looking for potential –...

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