The Yehudi Menuhin School

The Yehudi Menuhin School is a specialist music school for exceptionally talented young musicians aged 8 to 19, founded in 1963 by the renowned violinist Lord Yehudi Menuhin in Stoke d'Abernon, Surrey, England. The school is one of the UK's four government-supported Music and Dance Scheme schools and provides intensive musical training alongside a full academic curriculum including GCSE and A-Level qualifications. The school serves approximately 80 students, all of whom are boarders. Students receive daily one-to-one instrumental tuition, chamber music coaching, and regular performance opportunities. The school's intimate size allows for highly personalised education and a close-knit community. The campus features purpose-built practice rooms, a concert hall, and boarding facilities set in beautiful grounds. The school has produced numerous international prize-winners and soloists, with alumni performing in leading orchestras and as solo artists worldwide. Generous scholarships are available for students from all backgrounds.