St Faith's Prep

Co-ed

“I Can and I Will”

Non-Denominational

Pre-Nursery - Year 6 (Ages 2-11)

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St Faith's Prep is a co-educational independent day school and nursery for children aged 2 to 11, located in the village of Ash, Kent. Set within five acres of grounds overlooking the countryside, the school is housed in a handsome Victorian villa. Facilities include a nature garden, a multi-purpose sports hall, and a heated saltwater swimming pool. Guided by the motto 'I Can & I Will', the school provides a broad curriculum with specialist teaching in music, art, computing, and sport. A variety of extracurricular activities, such as choirs and orchestras, are also available.

Selectivity:

Non-selective

Boarding:

Day Only

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Last updated on 10 March 2026 (not all data elements were necessarily updated on this date)

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Admission & Fees

Fees Vs. National Average

-32.6%

St Faith's Prep's fees are 32.6% lower than the national average.

Fees Vs. County Average

-23.4%

St Faith's Prep's fees are 23.4% lower than the county average.

Based on 31 schools in Kent and 264 nationally.

Note: Fee comparisons are based on core termly day fees including mandatory lunch and learning materials but excluding any discounts or other additional charges for extra-curriculars, registration, etc. Please check the schools' official websites for full fees and charges.

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Gender:Co-educational

Selectivity:Non-selective

Bursaries:Yes

The school provides financial support through means-tested bursaries, primarily for current students whose family financial circumstances have changed. These awards typically range from 10% to 50% of the tuition fees.