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United Kingdom — West Sussex

Farlington School

Strood Park — 50 minutes by train to Central London
A-LevelGCSEIELTS
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Data verified from public sources
Annual Fees$ 32,195 – $ 39,053
Ages4 – 18

Farlington School is a A-Level / GCSE / IELTS school in Horsham, United Kingdom. Founded in 1948. It serves 411 students for students aged 4–18. Annual tuition ranges from $32,195 to $39,053 USD.

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Location & Getting There

Strood ParkOpen in Maps
25 minutes drive from Gatwick Airport
50 minutes by train to Central London

NanaSays Scorecard

Est. 1948
Year Founded
411
Students Enrolled
Boarding Available
EAL Support

Key Details

Curricula Offered
A-LevelYes
GCSEYes
IELTSYes
Support Services
EAL SupportYes
Accreditations
BSA
Languages of Instruction
English

Academic Performance

Standards Met
ISI

ISI Inspection Report

The Independent Schools Inspectorate found that Farlington School meets all applicable standards across leadership, education quality, pupil wellbeing, social education, and safeguarding. The new leadership team has successfully improved teaching and learning outcomes, with above-average GCSE and A-level attainment and strong pupil progress across all abilities. The school provides an inclusive, well-balanced curriculum with effective pastoral care and extensive co-curricular opportunities.

ISI Standards
Met
Key Strengths
New leadership team has worked purposefully to develop teaching and learning
Teaching is effective because it is tailored to individual pupils' needs
Pupil attainment in public examinations at GCSE and A level is above the national average
Broad and well-balanced curriculum with innovative curriculum leaders
Small, caring school where everyone looks out for one another
International school population enriches pupils' experiences
Boarders are well supported and feel safe
Strong pastoral systems and effective safeguarding procedures
Areas for Development
Ensure guidance about careers and further education is consistently understood by pupils so they appreciate the support available
Improve delivery of careers programme so pupils understand how elements fit together and gain confidence in preparation for life after school
View Full ISI Report (2024-02-20)

Key facts

Founded
1948
Ages
4–18 (Co-ed)
Pupils on roll
411
Inspectorate
ISI

About

Farlington School is the only co-educational independent all-through school (Reception to Sixth Form) in the Horsham area, founded in 1896 and set in 33 acres of Sussex parkland. It provides day and boarding education for ages 4-18, with a strong emphasis on pastoral care, community feel, and balancing academic success with extensive co-curricular opportunities. The school offers flexible boarding options from Year 4 and provides a home-from-home environment with comprehensive facilities and weekend activities.

School data verified by NanaSays. Last updated: April 2026.

Why Families Choose

  • Only co-educational independent all-through school in Horsham area
  • Pastoral care and strong family community feel
  • Extensive extra-curricular and weekend activities for boarders
  • Flexible boarding arrangements from Year 4
  • Convenient location near Gatwick and London

Fees & Financials

£25,350 – £30,750 per annum

Original currency: £25,350 – £30,750 per annum.

Student Life

House System

Boarding Houses

Facilities & Programmes

Sports
Kayaking
Climbing
Arts
Ceramic painting
Theatre
Drama
Co-Curricular
Enrichment activities
Sporting pursuits
Creative opportunities
Travel opportunities
Movie nights
Theme park trips

Student Demographics

School Type
co-ed
Age Range
418
Student Body
Boarding capacity37

School Background

Governance & Ownership

Independent

Religious Affiliation

Church of England

Awards & Recognition

Excellent curriculum with outstanding teaching (Independent Schools Inspectorate)

Sports Programme

Facilities
KayakingClimbing

Frequently Asked Questions

The annual fees at Farlington School are £25,350 – £30,750 per annum per academic year.