Top 1 boys only schools in London - 3 yo

Boys' schools in the UK are divided into different categories:

• Private schools, boarding schools. Education in such institutions is always paid, but children are under round-the-clock supervision, live in comfortable conditions, and in their free time actively explore the culture and sights of the capital of England and its surroundings. For foreign parents, enrolling in a boarding school solves the issue of accommodation, meals, custody and leisure of the child.
• Religious schools. There are 5 world faiths widely represented in the country: Catholicism, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism and Protestantism. Education in these schools is usually paid, and one of the empasis of education is on maintaining the spirituality of students. Schools for boys of all categories can be found in London.

• While receiving education at a school with a separate form of studying, boys are in an atmosphere of healthy competition: in the men's team, each of them shows leadership qualities, while their growing ambitions are focused solely on academic and sometimes athletic achievements, and not on impressing the girl they like. In boarding schools for boys in England, teachers teach students to observe discipline. These are not optional recommendations, but strict rules that must be unconditionally followed, otherwise sanctions may follow (up to exclusion).
• Boys in British schools develop the best qualities in themselves, including perseverance, determination, kindness, and compassion. Spiritual development is an important part of English education.
• For foreign children, one of the important advantages is immersion in the language environment. Foreign students practice their English and upgrade it to C1, that is, fluency.
• After graduating from a boys' school in London, it is easier to enter in an English-speaking university: UK universities are usually more loyal to foreign applicants who graduated from school in their country.

Anna Chebotar

Regional Manager CIS

In addition to academic success, what details do parents consider when choosing a school?

Location: Most often, parents consider schools in the city center, but in a calm and safe area. The infrastructure and equipment of the classrooms, the teaching staff and the atmosphere in general. In the end, parents must be sure that the child will be comfortable, they will always be supported and helped!

• The curriculum in boys' schools in the UK is often more loaded with subjects than in other schools, there is a high intensity of lessons, disciplines are not studied superficially, but are analyzed in great detail and in depth.
• Due to the small number of students in a classroom, teachers devote more personal time to students, can sort out complex topics after lessons, give personal advice, re-examine knowledge gaps, and simply support them with a kind word or advice. Such schools are usually appreciated for the family atmosphere, where everyone knows each other by sight and by name.
• Boys do their homework in special rooms for independent study, or in their bedrooms, where there is always a writing area. In addition to online resources, students can use the local library.
• Additional classes at boys' schools in London stipulate sports sections, creative workshops, practice—oriented electives and scientific communities - the opportunities for leisure and recreation are very diverse here.
• In their free time, including vacations, students and their teachers go on excursions around the city and neighboring towns, and in some cases, trips may involve other countries (for example, on long vacations).

Every private school in England puts forward its own requirements for potential students, but most often their conditions for enrolling foreign boys include:

• The results of the international language exam (IELTS),
• Entrance tests at the school (not always, but may be),
• Collection and sending of documents on the current academic level (all papers must be in English, translated, and some notarized),
• Motivation letter or essay,
• A portfolio of achievements is not necessary, but it is useful (each school sets its own priorities, so they can take into account achievements from the scientific field, sports, and creative ones),
• Confirmation of financial security for the duration of study: a letter of sponsorship, a bank statement on the account status, a certificate of awarding a scholarship or grant.