Bootham School is a GCSE / A-Level school in York, United Kingdom. Founded in 1907. It serves 623 students for students aged 2–19. Annual tuition ranges from $20,726 to $34,538 USD.
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Scholarships Available
Means-tested bursaries are available. Contact the school admissions office for details.
Academic Performance
ISI Inspection Report
All relevant standards relating to leadership and management, quality of education, pupils' physical and mental health, social and economic education, and safeguarding are met. The school demonstrates strong academic achievement with GCSE and A-level results above national averages, positive staff-pupil relationships rooted in Quaker values, and comprehensive support for pupils with diverse needs. The main area for development is ensuring consistency in teachers' feedback across all departments to help pupils improve their work.
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About
Bootham School is a co-educational day and boarding school in York founded on Quaker principles. The school emphasizes moral development and values-led education alongside academic excellence, believing each person has the capacity for goodness and responsibility. Students are encouraged to become creative thinkers, peacemakers, and confident humanitarians who contribute to responsive and responsible public leadership.
School data verified by NanaSays. Last updated: April 2026.
Why Families Choose
- Quaker ethos and values-led education
- Emphasis on moral development alongside academic excellence
- Day and full boarding options
Fees & Financials
Original currency: £16,320 – £27,195.
Student Demographics
School Background
Independent
Quaker