Monmouth School

Monmouth School is one of Wales' leading independent co-educational schools, founded in 1614 by William Jones in the historic market town of Monmouth, set in the beautiful Wye Valley. Part of Haberdashers' Monmouth Schools, it educates boys aged 11 to 18 (with a co-educational sixth form). The school offers GCSEs, A-Levels, and an outstanding breadth of co-curricular activities. A member of HMC and inspected by Estyn, Monmouth School consistently achieves excellent academic results and places students at leading universities. The school is celebrated for its exceptional sports programme — particularly rowing on the River Wye, rugby, and cricket — and its strong music and drama traditions. Monmouth's beautiful campus includes a purpose-built sports complex, theatre, music school, and science laboratories, all set within the stunning Wye Valley landscape. The school offers full boarding, weekly boarding, and day options. Its warm, community-focused ethos and strong Welsh cultural identity, combined with world-class educational provision, make Monmouth School a distinctive and outstanding choice.