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Nurturing but academic pre-prep?

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Elfina · 30/11/2014 18:55

This is all very new for me, so be gentle! Am interested in finding a warm, nurturing school for my DD, who is showing signs if being very bright. We live in South London. Any ideas of where to start looking?

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CharlesRyder · 01/12/2014 06:55

I would start a new thread with details of your location then local people will pop up with their thoughts!

rootypig · 01/12/2014 06:59

Have a look at Bute House

sunsetsandsunrises · 01/12/2014 08:36

Agree with CharlesRyder. Where in South London do you live?

Bute House is located in Brook Green, near Hammersmith/Shepherds Bush, all girls, lottery age 4 and 7+ entry exams. Feeder to St Pauls Girls.

I would not have suggested that school for a South London location...hence the question about where you live exactly.

LIZS · 01/12/2014 08:43

You could start by looking at www.isc.co.uk/find-a-school then each school's website , then visit. Maybe look at GDST schools as there are several in the suburbs .Where in S London are you based and how far would you journey ?

How old is your dd , often you need to register very early to get in at 4+. Early Years settings are also Ofsted inspected, even in independent schools, so you can refer to that too.

Elfina · 01/12/2014 11:51

We're in crystal palace. DD is two.

Sorry, I've got two threads running now!

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whereismagic · 01/12/2014 11:57

Herne hill prep, pre-school at Dulwich prep - both with a view of getting into JAGs at 7+ or 4+.

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