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- Wetherby School was founded in 1951 as a pre-preparatory school for boys aged 4–8. In 2004 it opened a preparatory department (known as Wetherby Prep, and intended to be a separate school) in a nearby building, allowing boys to stay on until the age of 13. The prep school has since moved to its current location in Marylebone.
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Wetherby School is part of Inspired Education, one of the world’s largest and most innovative education groups with 111 premium private schools spanning 6 continents.
Wetherby School's address is 11 Pembridge Square, London, W2 4ED. To discover more, visit the Wetherby School website and contact the Admissions Department to arrange a visit.
Wetherby School provides an environment that promotes educational excellence and tradition through a forward-thinking, holistic curriculum within which the needs of individual pupils are fostered.
Wetherby School is a group of private schools for boys aged two to eighteen in Notting Hill, Kensington, and Marylebone, London, owned and operated by the Inspired Education Group. Its prep school is a member of the Independent Association of Preparatory Schools.
Wetherby is a highly sought-after Prep school for boys aged seven to 13 years (Years 3-8) with a reputation for sending students to some of the UK’s leading senior schools. Located in Bryanston Square, this day school offers a traditionally UK independent education; expectations are high – but it’s not an academic hothouse.
ISI is formally approved by the Secretary of State for Education to inspect association independent schools in England. This approval is outlined in section 87A of the Children Act 1989 and section 106 of the Education and Skills Act 2008.
