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Wetherby Prep (Marylebone)

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8Plusmom · 08/02/2023 11:22

Any first hand experience to share- anyones kid currently attending the Wetherby Prep - Marylebone and have anything to share please. My DS is very strong academically, excellent at chess, cricket, playing a musical instrument. Please share your feedback current parents. Thank you

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njshore · 09/02/2023 14:16

It's a relatively academic school but a lot of outside tutoring takes place so leaver's destinations are a more a reflection of this than school's teachings. In general, boys are happy there but a pain that they have to be bussed for sports. Parents are very hands-on, whether that's a plus or a negative.

8Plusmom · 09/02/2023 17:37

Thankyou for such a honest and candid feedback. What is the impact of new headmaster?

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sorayapink · 12/06/2023 23:44

The new headmaster is not as popular as the previous one- seems overwhelmed and loads of boys are leaving

Ringingbell · 24/12/2023 01:28

The new head is brilliant. He’s not just charisma like the last one and he works really hard. He’s not overwhelmed. He’s a very experienced head unlike the previous one.

preppingforlife · 24/12/2023 22:51

If your DC is genuinely very strong academically do consider places like WUS, the Hall, Sussex house, hereward house, etc. I know these are all different year intakes, locations etc, but academically stronger than Wetherby

Bellsgone · 06/01/2024 17:51

The school has no outdoor playground and so boys need to be bused to Acton. Boys spend 30mins on a bus to get to break and 30mins to get back, leaving them with just 30 mins of playtime for an entire day.

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