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Babington House School is an independent co-educational day school for pupils aged 3 to 18, situated in Chislehurst, Kent. Established in 1887 by Madame Rossel and named after the writer Lord Thomas Babington Macaulay, the school moved to its current site at Elmstead Grange in 1957. It combines academic rigour with a nurturing ethos underpinned by Christian values. The school is known for its small class sizes and a broad curriculum with a strong focus on the arts, music, and sport, supported by modern facilities for performing arts and extensive games areas.

Holmewood House is a co-educational day and boarding preparatory school for pupils aged 3 to 13, set within 32 acres of parkland in Langton Green, Kent. The school is centred around a mansion designed by Decimus Burton, formerly the residence of Sir Charles Locock, physician to Queen Victoria. Established in 1945, Holmewood House focuses on a holistic education that balances a broad curriculum with pastoral care. Notable facilities include a 360-seat theatre, an indoor swimming pool, and a purpose-built music school. The school provides flexible, weekly, and full boarding options.

The Yehudi Menuhin School, situated in Stoke D’Abernon near Cobham, is a specialist co-educational music school for pupils aged 9 to 19. Founded in 1963 by the celebrated violinist Yehudi Menuhin, the school provides a tailored academic and musical education for gifted young instrumentalists from around the world. Set within 15 acres of Surrey parkland, the campus features the Menuhin Hall, a professional-standard concert venue used for student performances and public recitals. The curriculum balances intensive musical training with a broad academic programme, fostering a community of musicians within a supportive environment.

London Park School (Mayfair) is a co-educational independent day school for pupils aged 11 to 16, situated in central London. Housed in a Grade I listed townhouse at 106 Piccadilly, the school overlooks Green Park and retains original 18th-century features, including ornate ceilings and a grand stone staircase. Formerly the site of the St James's and Bachelor's Clubs, the school provides an education focused on creativity and collaboration. It utilises the capital's cultural landmarks for learning, with students typically moving on to the group's dedicated sixth form in nearby Belgravia.

Mill Hill International is a co-educational day and boarding school in North London for international pupils aged 13 to 18. Situated on the 120-acre site of the Mill Hill School Foundation, it occupies its own refurbished campus at The Mount. The school provides a transition into the British education system, offering GCSE and A Level programmes with dedicated English language support. Students benefit from small class sizes while accessing the Foundation's extensive facilities, which include an indoor swimming pool, a professional-standard theatre, and vast sports fields set within traditional parkland.

St Hilary's School is an independent co-educational preparatory day school and nursery in Godalming, Surrey, for children aged 2 to 11. Founded in 1927 and located on its Holloway Hill site since 1936, the school is set within grounds that feature a Victorian-era house and dedicated woodland areas. Facilities include the Hiorns Centre for drama and dance, a music wing, and an all-weather sports pitch. The curriculum incorporates outdoor learning, utilising nature trails and an open-air classroom to foster environmental awareness and exploration.

Hilden Grange is a co-educational preparatory school for pupils aged 3 to 13, situated on a 22-acre site in Tonbridge, Kent. Founded in 1929, the school is housed in buildings featuring a Victorian frontage alongside modern facilities. These include a purpose-built science and art building, an ICT suite, and a heated outdoor swimming pool. The curriculum emphasises specialist teaching from Year 3 onwards, focusing on preparing pupils for the 11-plus and Common Entrance examinations for local grammar and independent senior schools.

North Bridge House Prep is a co-educational day school for pupils aged 4 to 13, located near Regent’s Park in London. Housed in a grand former convent, the school features a striking chapel with an ornate ceiling and stained-glass windows. The curriculum emphasises specialist teaching and a 'high support, low pressure' approach, preparing pupils for transition to senior education at ages 11 and 13. Facilities include modern science laboratories and an art studio, while the school utilises the neighbouring Royal Park for sport and maintains a unique educational partnership with ZSL London Zoo.

Kerem School is an independent, non-selective primary school located in Hampstead Garden Suburb, London. Catering to boys and girls aged 3-11, it is a Modern Orthodox Jewish school, integrating traditional Torah-based Jewish values and British values into its curriculum and daily life. The school claims to focus on academic excellence and holistic child development. Its sites are described as small, friendly, and situated within the heart of the community, with the main school located within the premises of the Hampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue.

Lloyd Williamson Schools is a co-educational independent day school for pupils aged 3 to 17, situated in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea. Established in 1999, the school provides a continuous education from nursery through to secondary level across multiple sites. It is defined by a family-oriented ethos and a personalised approach to learning, maintaining small class sizes to foster individual potential. The school prioritises a child's curiosity and resilience, notably avoiding formal entrance examinations in favour of assessing aptitude and attitude to ensure a supportive and inclusive environment.

Duke of Kent School is a co-educational independent day school for pupils aged 3 to 16, located in Ewhurst within the Surrey Hills. Established in 1976 by the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund, the school is housed in Woolpit House, a Grade II listed building originally constructed in 1885 for Henry Doulton. Set within extensive grounds and forest land, the school provides a nurturing environment with a focus on academic development alongside music, drama, and sport. Its ethos emphasizes individual wellbeing and a growth mindset, supporting pupils through to their GCSEs.

North Bridge House Senior Canonbury is a co-educational day school for pupils aged 11 to 18, situated in the Islington area of London. The school is housed within a Grade II listed Tudor building, providing a historical setting for its senior and sixth form departments. Its curriculum balances academic study with personal growth, offering a wide range of GCSE and A-level subjects alongside various extracurricular activities. The school emphasises a supportive environment where pupils are encouraged to develop their individual talents across the arts, sciences, and humanities.

Garden House School is an independent day school for pupils aged 3 to 11, situated in Chelsea, London. Founded in 1950 by ballerina Margery de Brissac Bernard, the school occupies purpose-designed facilities within the Grade II listed Cavalry House at the Duke of York’s Headquarters. It operates a unique model where boys and girls are taught in separate classes while sharing extracurricular activities and communal spaces. The school's ethos is defined by its 'Kindness Code', and the curriculum maintains a strong tradition in the performing arts, particularly dance and music.

Brondesbury College is an independent day school for boys aged 11 to 16, situated in a Tudor-style building within the leafy area of Brondesbury Park, London. Founded in 1996 by Yusuf Islam, the college provides a curriculum that integrates the National Curriculum with Islamic faith and values. The school focuses on nurturing moral excellence, character development, and leadership skills. Its educational approach aims to prepare students for the challenges of modern life through a combination of academic rigour and spiritual guidance in a secure Islamic environment.

St Paul's School is an independent school for boys aged 7 to 18, situated on a 45-acre riverside site in Barnes, London. Founded in 1509 by John Colet, the school emphasises a liberal education and academic scholarship. Its extensive campus includes an on-site boat club, a theatre, and specialised science and music centres. St Paul's operates as both a day and boarding school, with flexible and weekly boarding available for senior pupils. The institution’s historical alumni include notable figures such as John Milton and Samuel Pepys.