Bradfield College

Bradfield College is a co-educational independent boarding and day school located in Bradfield, Berkshire, England, founded in 1850 by Thomas Stevens, Rector of Bradfield. The school educates students aged 13 to 18 (Years 9 to 13) and offers GCSE and A-Level qualifications. Bradfield is predominantly a boarding school with approximately 800 students, of whom around 90% are boarders. The school is set in 240 acres of beautiful Berkshire countryside and features a blend of historic and modern facilities. Bradfield is particularly renowned for its Greek Play, performed every three years in an open-air Greek theatre built in 1890, one of only two such theatres in the UK. The school offers a broad curriculum with strong programmes in sciences, humanities, arts, music, and drama. Sporting facilities are exceptional, with extensive playing fields, a sports centre, swimming pool, and tennis courts. Bradfield graduates consistently gain places at top UK universities including Oxbridge and Russell Group institutions.