Compare Advanced-level SEN International Schools in United Kingdom

Anglo European School is a coed state comprehensive for 11 to 18 year olds, located in Willow Green, Ingatestone, Essex. The school offers The Anglo Curriculum for years, with English as an Additional Language (EAL) support. Seven languages are taught alongside English, including French, German, Italian, Japanese, Mandarin, Russian and Spanish, and the Mandarin Excellence Programme is central to language learning. Students undertake overseas language visits to France, Germany, Spain, Italy and China. In the Sixth Form, routes follow a baccalaureate framework, delivering A Levels and IB courses (IB Diploma Route, IBCP) alongside other pathways. The curriculum emphasises language learning and perspectives across key stages. Campus blocks A to S, with E Block housing the Sixth Form and M Block Mathematics and Science. Facilities include a library, dining hall, Main Hall, drama spaces and sports facilities. The school runs a range of after-school activities and exchanges.

La Petite Ecole Française is a bilingual independent day school in Notting Hill, London, serving children aged 2 to 11. It teaches a French national curriculum alongside the British system within the AEFE network and holds Homologation status from the French Education Nationale. The school is located at 73 Saint Charles Square, occupying two ground-floor areas and a first floor that have been refurbished to feel homely. Its extensive outdoor spaces include a large playground, a separate Nursery playground and a gardening area, plus access to a gym and local sport centres for swimming and tennis. Lessons are delivered in a bilingual English/French framework, with Spanish introduced in primary. In Maternelle (Nursery to Year 1), 40% of lessons are taught in English, rising to 50% by September 2025; from Year 2 onwards, 25% of teaching time is in English. CM2 results for September 2025 were strong compared with AEFE peers and the French national average. Wrap-around care, after-school clubs, museum and theatre visits, and a project-led approach to plurilingualism complete the offering.

Torquay Boys' Grammar School is a selective 11–18 boys' grammar school in Torquay. It offers the British Curriculum and the International Baccalaureate Diploma, with a Sixth Form that provides both A‑levels and IB. The IB Diploma is open to both male and female students; girls may join the Sixth Form to study IB, while boys may choose either IB or A‑levels. The curriculum runs from KS3 to KS5, with Year 7 Spanish and Year 8 a second language (German or Mandarin); KS4 focuses on core subjects plus language study; KS5 offers A‑levels or the IB core (TOK, Extended Essay and CAS). Excellent facilities include the Forum conference space, ReTrEAT hall, Centenary Hall theatre, a Library and a Sixth Form Study Area opened in 2023, plus TQ Climb with a 7.5m auto‑belay wall. The school runs extensive trips, Duke of Edinburgh, chess clubs and a thriving music/theatre program. Around 1,120 pupils attend, including girls in the sixth form studying IB.

Westminster Academy is a London-based academy for ages 11–18, located at the Sir Naim Dangoor Centre in W2. It offers the British Curriculum alongside BTEC qualifications and the International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP), supporting both university entry and vocational pathways. The school operates within the United Kingdom system and maintains a broad, inclusive ethos. Curriculum and learning sit alongside a rich extracurricular life. Academic and intellectual clubs include STEM Club, History Club, Debate Club and Model United Nations, with Creative Writing, Coding and UK Maths Trust competitions for curious minds. In Arts and Creative, Expressive Arts are showcased in school productions such as We Will Rock You and Hairspray, with lunchtime and after-school activities in arts, crafts, dance and choir. Social and Hobbies clubs include games and chess and a Pride Club. The school also supports wellbeing through PE, a Healthy Schools London Gold Award, and Greenhouse Sports mentoring.

Located in Belgravia, Eaton Square Prep School is a coeducational independent preparatory school for Pre‑Nursery to Year 6, welcoming pupils aged two to eleven. The curriculum follows the British system, combining EYFS foundations with Key Stages 1 and 2 to prepare pupils for senior schools and beyond. A standout feature is the STEAM Centre, The Launch Pad, an interactive space with a LU Wall, an interactive sandbox, an augmented reality sandpit, a draw alive wall, a dynamic floor, interactive projector displays and a tablet wall, designed to enrich cross‑curricular learning. AI supports learning with one‑to‑one devices for Years 4 to 6 and a bank of iPads for pupil use, plus programmable robots and Merge Cubes. Facilities include an Art and Design studio, a computing suite and Launch Pad. The school prioritises public speaking, PSHE, service and well‑being, and offers sport, music, drama and clubs, including a Swim Squad and scholarships.

EIFA International School London is a boutique, independent, co‑educational, secular, bilingual school in Marylebone, London, at 36 Portland Place. Opened in 2013, it operates across two buildings in Westminster and serves 150 pupils from Nursery to Year 9, ages 2 to 14. The school offers a bilingual education in French and English, combining the French curriculum with the breadth of the English framework. From early years, pupils are immersed in both languages, with English literacy aligned to the British curriculum, and the bilingual approach runs across subjects to develop proficiency in both languages. EIFA is an AEFE partner school and holds homologation by the French Ministry of Education; DELF Junior and DELF Scolaire exams are available. After school, a wide range of clubs runs from 15:30 to 17:00 in English or French, including sports, arts, STEAM, coding, drama, and private music tuition, plus cultural events throughout the year each year.

Bassett House School is a co-educational independent prep in Notting Hill, London, welcoming children aged 2–11. It runs EYFS, the British Curriculum, Montessori and a bespoke curriculum delivered by teachers, drawing on international practices to balance flexibility with high standards. Core subjects include English, Phonics, Mathematics, Science, Geography, History, Religious Education, PSHE, Computing, French and Latin. French is taught with immersion, including a Form 6 week at a French château where staff speak only French; Latin enriches vocabulary and cross‑curricular links. Computing classrooms are equipped with iMacs and interactive whiteboards; pupils use iPads, MacBook Air laptops and Chromebooks in class. The school is co-educational throughout and part of the Dukes Education family. Facilities include the main building with ten classrooms, Bassett Bear House for Early Years, a music and drama studio, and Westway Sports Centre and Kensington Memorial Park nearby. The motto is Be the best you can be, always.

Bexley Grammar School is a co-educational academy on a 20-acre site beside Danson Park in Welling, Kent. It serves pupils aged 11 to 18 and offers a British curriculum through Year 11, with GCSEs including the Ebacc. The Sixth Form follows the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, with a personalised plan that covers Mathematics, English, a language, a science, two other subjects and the CAS core. The IB pathway is central to university destinations and degree apprenticeships. The campus features 12 science labs, multiple computing labs, Design Technology and Art workshops, a refurbished library, and dedicated spaces for music, drama and film production. Outdoor facilities include two rugby pitches, three football pitches, two cricket pitches, seven tennis courts and five netball courts; indoor facilities comprise a full sports hall, a gym and a bouldering wall. The school runs more than 40 clubs, and has strong activity in the arts, sport and community leadership.

Located in Kew Village, Broomfield House School is a co-educational preparatory day school for children aged 2 to 11. It teaches the Early Years Foundation Stage and the British Curriculum across English, Maths and Science, with Creative Arts, Humanities, Computing and Languages forming a broad programme. Spanish begins in Kindergarten, with Language Gym from Year 3 and a Year 6 Murcia residential to deepen language skills. The school operates in a Victorian setting with spaces for music, drama and art, plus computing facilities that support Micro:Bits, Python and online-safety learning. The ILP programme personalises teaching, allowing students to progress at their own pace, while 11+ preparation and tailored guidance run through Dukes Education. Outdoor education features prominently with Syon Park Forest School and field visits to Kew Gardens, Old Deer Sports Ground and Pools on the Park. The school celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2026 and maintains an alumni network.

Eaton House Schools operate across sites in Belgravia and Clapham, serving ages 2 to 13 with EYFS through to Year 2 adaptations and a co-educational Nursery at The Manor. Belgravia is a boys' campus with a co-ed Nursery, while The Manor houses separate boys' and girls' schools and a co-educational nursery. The curriculum follows the Early Years Foundation Stage and builds on the Primary National Curriculum, with specialist teaching in French, Music, PE, Drama and Forest School. From Year 1, core subjects are taught by class teachers, with specialist staff supporting PE, languages, drama, music and outdoor learning. The Early Years and Prep spaces include a KG playground, a gym and an enrichment room. The schools offer after-school clubs (up to 40), trips and a program in music, drama, sport, and art. They prepare pupils for selective 7+/8+ entrances to London day schools, with emphasis on wellbeing and individual talents.

Orchard House School is a co-educational preparatory for ages 3 to 11 in West London. It follows The Learning Orchard curriculum, a programme blending Powerful Knowledge, Holistic Learning, Leadership and World Readiness with EYFS, Montessori, and a British-style framework. From Year 1, specialist teaching supports Art, Computing, Dance, Design & Technology, Drama, French, Music, PE, PSHE and Science, with STEAM projects in the Innovation Hub. Reading Explorer and Reading Scholar place reading at the heart of progress, supported by termly English, Maths and Science assessments. The school maintains small classes and a high staff-to-pupil ratio to tailor learning. In Year 6, Senior Schools & 11+ programme guides entry to senior schools, with cohorts achieving 150 offers and over 40 scholarships across day and boarding schools, including priority entry to Dukes senior schools within network. Facilities include a purpose-built early years centre, specialist rooms, libraries, and wraparound care from 7:30am to 6pm.