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1. whichschooladvisor.com › cranbrook-schoolCranbrook School Review - WhichSchoolAdvisor

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   Cranbrook is one of the UK's few state boarding schools. Founded in 1518 by John Blubery as a grammar school, Cranbrook is forward-thinking (its broad and enriched Sixth Form curriculum is a shining example of this), high achieving and selective without feeling too elitist.

2. www.mumsnet.com › talk › secondaryCranbrook school: pipe dream, nightmare or worth a go?

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   Sep 20, 2023 · I assume it’s just hard to get rid of the old-school ineffective teachers? On a positive note, other than academically, kids do seem to love being at the school. It’s a safe small environment, with lots of options to get involved in extra-curricular activity.

3. kent.muddystilettos.co.uk › cranbrook-schoolCranbrook School, Cranbrook - Muddy Stilettos

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   Jan 2, 2024 · This co-educational grammar school, sitting in the heart of Kent’s countryside, has a strong academic reputation. Plus, it’s one of only 7 state boarding schools in England, making it a highly sought after option.

4. www.goodschoolsguide.co.uk › schools › cranbrook-schoolCranbrook School - The Good Schools Guide

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   A state school for boys and girls aged from 11 to 18. What The Good Schools Guide says.. Not a school for cruisers, with a drive to raise the academic bar so that all pupils achieve excellent results and have high expectations of themselves.

   • Location: Waterloo Road Cranbrook Kent TN17 3JD
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   • Phone: 01580 711804

5. whichschooladvisor.com › uk › guidesWhy Choose a UK State Boarding School? - WhichSchoolAdvisor.com

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   Mar 25, 2024 · A snapshot of boarding life at the UK state boarding school, Cranbrook. While cost is certainly a factor, parents are choosing state boarding schools for reasons beyond affordability. Mr Clark highlights some of the key reasons parents are choosing Cranbrook.

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6. www.boardingschoolreview.com › student-review › 2850Cranbrook Schools - Student Review #6 - Boarding School Review

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   Yearly Tuition (Boarding Students): $56,600. Yearly Tuition (Day Students): $41,800. Acceptance rate: 38%. Average class size: 16 students. Application Deadline: Jan. 31 / Apr. 15 / rolling. Source: Verified school update. Read about this alumni's experiences at Cranbrook Schools - student review #6.

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   Is Cranbrook a good boarding school?

   • David Clark is Head at Cranbrook School, which is a co-ed selective grammar school in Kent with 260 boarding places. He says: “State boarding schools, like Cranbrook, are financially more accessible. Students can benefit from an outstanding boarding school education for a substantially reduced cost.

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   Where is Cranbrook School?

   • WHERE? A rather unique, co-educational grammar school in the heart of Kent’s glorious Wealden countryside, Cranbrook School is one of only nine selective state boarding schools in the whole of the UK (two of which are in Northern Ireland).

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   Is Cranbrook Grammar School a 'Hot-House' School?

   • This co-ed grammar school offers a state-funded education for 900 day and boarding students (families pay only for boarding). While Cranbrook is a selective school that admits students based on strong academic performance in its day and boarding entrance exams, it is not a believer in "hot-house methods".

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   Is Cranbrook a good grammar school?

   • Situated in the heart of the Kent countryside, Cranbrook is blessed with superb facilities, a 75 acre campus and a truly dedicated teaching staff. As a selective grammar school they challenge the brightest boys and girls in the local area (along with boarders from further afield) to fulfil their true potential in the classroom and outside.

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   Does Cranbrook offer a school trip?

   • Cranbrook has an exchange partnership with a school in Kerala, southern India and students visit during the October half term. It offers numerous school trips such as food trips to France, skiing trips, diving in Egypt and sports tours to Hong Kong and New Zealand.

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   How many boarding houses are there at Cranbrook School?

   • There are six boarding houses on campus at Cranbrook School. There are six boarding houses, Cornwallis, Crowden and Rammell for boys; Blubery and Scott for girls; and the School Lodge 'entrance house' for around 30 new boys coming into Year 9.

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8. priceless-magazines.com › education › meet-the-headMeet the Head: Cranbrook School – Priceless Magazines

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   What do you think makes Cranbrook School special? It is unique: a 500-year-old, selective, co-ed, state boarding school that strives for top academic results while setting great store by character education and the development of the whole person. It has rightly been called the ‘jewel in the crown’ of state education.