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I get the impression that it's a good school if you don't get in somewhere else, IYSWIM.
They have have very large numbers of applicants per place, but many of their applicants don't want to go there, and have more selective schools in mind.
Fees absurdly high. They do include a trip to France or Italy or some such, but still.
Receptive to mild special needs, dyslexia, ASD, etc.
Science seemed quite good, maths I felt was less strong.
I think they take mostly middle (rather than high) ability children, and they do well given their talents, and only the odd one or two Oxbridge-calibre boy gets through, perhaps because of a less-able sibling at the school or something like that.
Destinations here: www.reeds.surrey.sch.uk/userfiles/PDFs/2012_Edition_-_The_Reeder_2012_Low_resolution.pdf
As you can see, one boy to Cambridge in 2011, one deferred from 2010 to Oxford.
Big on sport, they send tennis players round the world (Tim Henman was an ex). I think there is compulsory rugby, although I believe they said you can choose something else in the upper school.
Relatively uninspiring for the price I felt, but solid enough.
Didn't seem particularly macho, despite all the sport.