Key Information Booklet SHERBORNE BOYS 2026-27
A DIFFERENT KIND OF CO-EDUCATION AGES 3-18
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Governors
Sherborne Boys Senior Leadership Team
Chair C.H. Samler Governors R. Backhouse J.S. Blanch S.A. Craig-McFeely Canon N.J. Edwards A.L. Harris A.L. Hughes N. Isaac Esq N.L. Jones Esq R.A.L. Leach Esq The Reverend M.P. Lee J.S. Massey W. Paul A.J.D. Pralle Esq S.M. Spearing Esq G. Staley M.C. Taylor Esq A.P. Williams Clerk to the Governors S.C. Worthy
Headmaster Sherborne Boys Simon Heard, BA (Hons), PGDip, QTS Deputy Head (Academic) Tim Filtness, BA, MA, PhD Deputy Head (Pastoral) Allister Sheffield, BSc Deputy Head (Operations) Ben Sunderland, BEng Assistant Head (Sports, Activities and Leadership) Rob Le Poidevin, MA, MA, MSc Assistant Head (Academic) Judy Thurman, BA (Hons) Operations Bursar Lucy MacKenzie, BA (Hons), QTS
SHERBORNE SCHOOLS GROUP EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Headmaster Sherborne Boys Simon Heard, BA (Hons), PGDip, QTS Head Sherborne Girls Dr Ruth Sullivan, BSc, PGCE, MSc, PhD Head Sherborne Prep Annie Gent, BA (Hons), MEd, BA, QTS Head Hanford Prep Sophie Blewitt, BA (Hons), PGCE, MSc Director of External Affairs Katherine Massey, BA (Hons) Chief Operating Officer Simon Worthy, BA, MBA
For the full list of Governors for Sherborne Schools Group, which includes the small number of co-opted members of individual committees, please visit https://www.sherborneschools.group/governors-and-executive-committee
Vision + Aims Since the formation of Sherborne Schools Group (SSG) in 2024, we have been developing a strategy for both the Group and each individual school. Our shared vision is to be recognised as the UK’s leading group of independent schools, known for a character-led approach that blends academic excellence, personal growth, wellbeing, and 21stcentury skills. To bring this vision to life, we have drafted a Strategic Framework built around five Key Pillars.
Strategic Framework 2025-2035 Our aim is to deliver a forward-thinking, Transformative Education that respects tradition while boldly embracing the future. Grounded in excellence, driven by character, and powered by innovation, we prepare every pupil to be not just successful, but significant - leaders, creators, and changemakers in a fast-evolving, globalised world. Our strategic priorities deliver The Sherborne Difference on the ground, translating the Group vision into daily learning experiences, character development, and innovation, equipping pupils to solve complex challenges and make responsible, measurable contributions to society.
Key Pillars
1. Character + Wellbeing We will cultivate resilient, ethical, and socially aware leaders, embedding character and wellbeing across all aspects of school life. 2. Academics + Futures We will deliver personalised, high-performance learning experiences that equip pupils with the knowledge, skills, and mindset to thrive in a complex, rapidly changing world. 3. Innovation + Entrepreneurship We will embed creativity, entrepreneurship, and future-ready skills across all years as a core element of a SSG Transformative Education. 4. Partnership + Community We will cultivate dynamic local, national, and international networks that empower pupils to co-create transformative projects with tangible impact. 5. Sustainability + Humanity We will equip pupils to become ethical, environmentally conscious, and globally responsible leaders. Through The Sherborne Difference, we will cultivate ethical, innovative, and globally-minded leaders prepared to navigate and shape the challenges of the 21st century. Christian Ethos Sherborne Boys is proud of our Christian foundation. It gives us an inherited faith and values on which to draw in the contemporary world, grounding our community in a culture of compassion, courage, integrity and generosity. Boys are encouraged to connect with their spirituality, in ways that suit their needs, habits and beliefs. For those of other faith traditions, we honour their beliefs and encourage their expression, knowing that we can all learn from the differences between us.
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Academic Results 2026
A Level results
• A* - A A* - B •
University courses 2026 33% 66%
GCSE results
• 9-8 (A*) • 9-7 (A*/A) • 9-6 (A*/B) • 9-4 (A*/C)
42% 64% 79% 90%
2026 leavers top destinations Exeter Newcastle Oxford Brookes Durham Edinburgh Manchester Bristol King’s College London
Science and Maths Biomedical Sciences; Chemical Engineering; Chemistry (Industrial); Chemistry and Physics; Computer Science; Cyber Security and Digital Forensics; Engineering; Finance; Finance with Placement Year; Mathematics; Mathematics and Statistics; Mechanical Engineering; Osteopathy; Pharmacology; Pharmacy; Sport (Sports Performance); Sport and Exercise Science. Humanities Ancient History; Classics and the Ancient World; Criminology and International Relations; Economics; Geography; History; History and Politics; Human, Social and Political Sciences; Interdisciplinary Futures; International Relations (Study Abroad); Law; Philosophy; Philosophy and Politics; Philosophy and Theology; Politics and International Relations; Theology and Religion. The Arts and Languages Art History and Visual Culture with Study Abroad; Film and Media; Film Production; Film Studies and History of Art; History of Art; Media Production; Modern Languages; Modern Languages with International Placement; Music; Photojournalism and Documentary Photography; Product Design (Industrial). Business and Management Business Analytics; Business and Finance; Business and Management; Business and Management (Entrepreneurship); Business and Management with Industrial Experience; Business and Marketing Management; Business Management, Business Management (International Management); Food Business Management and Marketing; International Hospitality and Tourism Management; Law, Business and Management; Marketing; Music Business, Events and Media; Planning and Real Estate; Real Estate; Rural Land and Property Management with Professional Placement Year; Sports Management.
A Level results Grade %
2016
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021
2022 # 2023 # 2024## 2025 ### 2026
A* 18
23
13
16
24
33
30
9
20
12
9
A*/A
53
50
43
47
60
73
63
41
42
33
33
A*/B
78
74
75
78
87
96
83
78
72
63
66
A*/C
93
90
92
91
98
99
96
94
90
84
86
2024
2025
2026
BTEC results Grade %
2021
2022
2023
D*
42
22
53
31
07
20
D*/D
74
89
93
86
87
78
D*/M
100
100
100
100
100
97
D*/P
100
100
100
100
100
100
GCSE results Grade %
2019
2020
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
2026
A* (9/8)
29
38
52
48
29
31
34
42
A*/A (9-7)
52
61
77
67
46
47
54
64
A*/B (9-6)
72
81
93
84
67
66
73
79
A*/C (9-4)
96
100
100
99
95
95
95
90
The Lower School curriculum focuses on three key areas: the development of a strong platform of academic skills; a broad range of choice, so that as far as possible boys study the things they enjoy and, therefore, do well in; the provision of different pathways through to GCSE, ensuring the curriculum is tailored to your son’s individual needs and that he is equally supported, stretched and challenged at the level appropriate for him. In the Sixth Form, our list of subjects and academic enrichment options offer breadth of opportunity with continued academic excellence, extended by our unique collaboration with Sherborne Girls. Please note that 2018 was the year that GCSE grading 9-1 was introduced and we have placed the new grade 5 in the original grade C category. When making comparisons between schools it is important to know where each school has placed grade 5. Published school league tables do not accurately reflect our academic results due to the DfE omitting to include iGCSE results in the school results statistics. As such we choose not to take part in published league tables. We are proud of our academic results and are transparent in our publishing of all our results.
Introduction of reformed A Levels # No external examinations (Teacher Assessed Grades then Centre Assessed/Evidenced Grades) ## First year of external examinations post Covid with more generous grade boundaries ### Ofqual revert to 2019 grade boundaries to avoid grade inflation
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Admissions Process All boys must be registered prior to assessment. Entry at 13+ (Year 9) Boys that are registered for a Third Form (Year 9) place are assessed for entry in either Year 6 or Year 7. Boys will sit the Sherborne Boys online Assessments as part of their application. The assessment has been designed in partnership with Quest and covers English, maths and cognitive ability, allowing boys the opportunity to show their best work. They will also be invited to an assessment day in January where they will have an interview with a senior member of our academic staff and carry out further assessment tasks. Boys’ performances in these are then considered along with a confidential school reference. Applications in Year 8 for Year 9 entry will also be considered, subject to space please do contact: admissions@sherborne.org. Sherborne Boys invites talented and enthusiastic boys to apply for up to three of the various scholarships and exhibitions we offer. In return for demonstrating high levels of talent and commitment in their chosen disciplines, award holders are given many opportunities to stretch themselves and develop their abilities through involvement in additional tutoring, coaching, lectures, societies and social activities. Before applying for a scholarship, boys should be in receipt of an offer of a place. Scholarship assessments take place in January and February of Year 8 and our decisions are sent to parents in early March of Year 8. Details of the awards are available from the Admissions Office or our website: sherborneboys.group If applicants sit the 13+ Common Entrance Examination or equivalent at their current schools in the June of Year 8, the results will be used for setting purposes only.
Entry at 14+ (Year 10) A small number of places may also be offered at 14+ (Year 10). Boys are required to sit online assessments, and they will have an interview with a senior member of our academic staff. Boys’ performances in each of these are then considered along with a confidential reference from the boy’s current school. Entry at 16+ (Year 12) A limited number of places are offered at Sixth Form. Our general entry assessments (whether in-person or remote) involve an online CAT4 test, general paper (or EAL paper, for candidates for whom English is not their first language), two interviews and a supportive reference from the applicant’s current school - and all offers will be sent out on 1 December. This assessment takes place in the November of Year 11 in conjunction with Sixth Form scholarship assessments. Offer and acceptance of a place at the School If you are offered a place at Sherborne Boys, we ask you to complete an acceptance form and pay a deposit of £2,000 which guarantees the place. For overseas pupils, a deposit of one term’s boarding fees is payable. New Boy information is sent out in the Trinity (summer) term. House allocation Each of our seven Boarding Houses is home to around 70 boys from across all year groups. Day pupils are also allocated to a House and have the chance to participate fully in its life. Families can complete a House Preference Form indicating up to four Houses they would like their son to be considered for. This will be looked at when placing boys in Houses, although no guarantee will be given that a boy will be assigned to a requested House. When allocating the Houses, a number of factors are taken into account, such as interests and personalities to make sure that the boys are placed in a House where they will feel comfortable. Places in Houses will be confirmed during April of Year 8. There are plenty of opportunities to visit Houses before you submit your House Preference Form by February of Year 8.
How to Join Us Entry timeline for 13+ Recommended by Year 5 or before (age 10 or younger) Recommended by the end of Summer Term Year 5 September Year 6 or Year 7 September Year 7 October - December Year 6 or Year 7 January Year 6 or Year 7 June Year 7 November Year 8 November Year 8 January and February Year 8 February Year 8 February Year 8 Easter Year 8 June Year 8 June Year 8
Visit to the School – either on a Tour Morning or an individual visit Registration Sherborne at Work – for registered boys Sherborne in Action Sherborne Boys Online Assessment Assessment day / interviews* Super Sunday Boarding Open House Scholarship application and/or bursary deadline Co-Curricular Scholarships Academic Scholarships House Preference Forms submitted House allocation confirmed Common Entrance week New Boys’ Day
Entry timeline for 16+ September October
Sixth Form Open Event
November
Sixth Form Assessments and Scholarships
1 December
Offers made
8 December
Acceptance deadline
Lent Term
Subject choice confirmation
April
House allocation confirmed
June
New Boys’ Day and/or New Boys’ webinar
August
GCSE results (forward to Sherborne for verification)
Registration deadline (to include scholarship and/or bursary application)
Our Admissions team will be able to guide and advise you through the whole process from requesting a prospectus and booking a tour morning/individual visit to registration and assessment. For more information, please visit our website: sherborneboys.group
*All dates are published well in advance on our website and registered parents will automatically be notified of key events.
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General Information Boarding 91% of our pupils are boarders and to provide the best boarding experience means that the Houses are just as full and busy at weekends as they are during the School week. Boarding at Sherborne is at the centre of the enriching education that we provide. Saturday morning begins with lessons, often followed by a School Lecture. This is delivered by someone outside the School – we’ve had explorers, mountaineers, athletes, academics and business people. Saturday afternoons are given over to the School’s extensive sports programme, in which every boy has a chance to participate, before they gather in houses for Assembly in the evening. Supper is followed by a programme of social activities, together with Sherborne Girls. On Sunday mornings, breakfast is followed by quiet time in Houses, during which boys catch up with work and reading. Various trips take place on Sundays, including outdoor activities like kayaking and climbing, and visits to football matches or to the cinema. Inter-house competitions are regularly scheduled for Sunday afternoons as well as during the week, in activities as diverse as debating, football and singing. Most weeks, the whole School comes together on Sunday evening for a service in the Abbey. Separate arrangements apply to day boys although they are very much still expected to contribute fully in the broader life of the School. Equality Sherborne Boys fully endorses the fundamental principles of equality and justice. The School provides a moral framework for pupils’ personal development so that they mature into principled, kind, inclusive and supportive members of the communities in which they live and work. The School encourages all members of its community to have respect for one another, regardless of race, gender, creed, social status, age or disability and is opposed to words or actions which display unkindness, prejudice or discrimination of any sort against any individual.
Educational Guardians All boys whose parents are resident abroad must have an Educational Guardian in the UK. Educational guardians are responsible for your son’s welfare while he is at boarding school, travel arrangements, accommodation at closed exeat weekends and half-term holidays and represent parents at meetings with teachers. In the event of an emergency, illness or disciplinary matter the educational guardian will be called on by the School to collect your son and therefore should live within reasonable travelling distance. We recommend no more than 2.5 hours drive away. The appointment of an Educational Guardian is the responsibility of the parents. Where an Educational Guardian is not a close relative or family friend, the appointment must be made through a reputable guardianship organisation accredited by either the Boarding Schools’ Association (BSA) or the Association for the Education and Guardianship of International Students (AEGIS). Inspections The most recent inspection was the ISI Compliance Inspection Report 2026. This report, along with previous Boarding Inspections can be viewed in full at sherborneboys.group Pastoral Care Housemasters, House staff, and in particular Matrons, have a key role in providing much of the care which you would give at home. The 24-7 Health Centre provides a high quality medical service for all boys during term; with qualified nurses as well as a Doctor’s surgery each morning from Monday to Saturday, and two School Counsellors. Policies The following policies and documents can be found on the School website sherborneboys.group
• Acceptable use of IT Policy • Admissions Policy • Anti-Bullying Policy • Behaviour Management Policy • Curriculum Policy • EAL Policy • First Aid Policy • Gender Pay Gap Report 2022, Gender Pay Gap Report 2023, Gender Pay Gap Report 2024
• Relationships & Sex Education Policy • SEND Policy
• SSG Allergy Safety Policy • SSG Bursary Award Policy • SSG Data Protection Policy • SSG Educational Guardianship Policy • SSG Environmental & Sustainability Strategy & Action Plan • SSG Equal Opportunities for Staff Policy • SSG General Privacy Notice Policy • SSG Health & Safety Policy • SSG Parental Complaints Procedure Policy • SSG Pupil Attendance, Registration & Absence Policy • SSG Safeguarding & Child Protection Policy • SSG Taking, Using and Storing images of pupils • SSG Website and Cookie Policy For further policies concerning the safeguarding and welfare of pupils, inclusion and accessibility, behaviour and pastoral support, medical and mental health provision, online and data safety, boarding arrangements and recruitment practices, which are available on request, please contact the Policies, Inspection & Strategy Co-ordinator policies@sherborneschools.group. Data Protection By providing personal information to Sherborne Boys, prospective parents and other third parties agree to the School using this information in relation to their enquiry. The School will process personal data in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998 (as amended or superseded including the General Data Protection Regulation) and other related legislation. The School’s Privacy Notice is available on the website at sherborneboys.group By registering or providing personal information to Sherborne Boys, you agree to Sherborne Boys using this information in relation to your enquiry and to contacting you via email, direct mail and telephone. All the personal information you provide to Sherborne Boys will be held securely and used strictly in accordance with data protection regulations. To read our Data Protection and Privacy Notice, please refer to our website: sherborneboys.group
Technology for Learning All pupils use individual Windows pen-enabled devices to support teaching and learning, alongside interactive classroom panels. This technology encourages collaboration, creativity, and independent study, enhancing lessons and enabling pupils to engage more deeply with their subjects. Every pupil is required to have a Windows pen-enabled device with a keyboard for use in lessons and study periods. Pupils in the Third Form (Year 9) are enrolled on a 1-to-1 scheme at the start of the academic year. There is the option to years outside the Third Form to opt in to the 1-to-1 scheme should they wish. Safeguarding Sherborne Boys is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people. The School aims to provide a warm and secure environment, with an open and frank atmosphere, in which boys can feel supported. The fundamental right to be protected from harm is an essential part of the School’s pastoral responsibility and necessitates a clear child protection policy and procedures. Further information can be found on the School website sherborneboys.group Travel For boys who live abroad there is supervised airport travel at the beginning and end of term which is timed to coincide with most flight times. For fixed exeats and half-term holidays there is a recommended train to London and the possibility of alternate escorted transport where required. As of September 2026 we are introducing morning buses which are scheduled to collect our day / day boarder boys (routes planned according to demand - more information can be found at sherborneschools.group/transport Visa requirements Any child aged 4-17 who is not a British or Irish citizen and does not already have permission to live or study in the UK will need a Child Student Visa to attend any independent school in UK. The School will advise if your son requires a visa. A child intending to study at Sherborne Boys should apply under the Child Student Visa route. The earliest a visa application can be made is six months before starting at Sherborne Boys. More information is available on the UK Visa and Immigration section of the gov.uk website.
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Fees Registration Fee A fee is payable by all parents wishing to register their son for entry to the School. The fee is nonrefundable. Deposit An acceptance deposit is payable on acceptance of a place. For non UK resident parents, on acceptance of a place, an overseas deposit will be required. For further details on our registration fee and acceptance deposit please refer to our website. The fees per term from 1 September 2026* including VAT (where applicable) Boarding
£19,350
Day Boarding
£15,750
Overnight charge
£75.00
Day
£12,175
Daytime feeding (compulsory)
£550
Educational and Personal Extras Individual music tuition and instrument hire is charged as an extra along with private tuition in other areas of the School. Some of the clubs and societies have a subscription and a charge is also made for participation in some outings and expeditions. Public examination fees are also charged as supplemental to the fees.
Sibling Fee Discount Scheme Sherborne Schools Group operates a sibling fee discount arrangement across Sherborne Boys, Sherborne Girls, Sherborne Prep and Hanford Prep: a 5% remission for the second child, 10% for the third, and 15% for the fourth and subsequent children who are concurrently at schools within the Group. Fees in Advance Scheme The School offers a Fees in Advance scheme. Parents interested in this option should request further details from Caroline Barnett, Assistant Director of Finance, by email: billing@sherborneschools.group HM Forces The total amount payable for CEA funded pupils will be the CEA allowance plus 10% of the prevailing (full) boarding fee (inclusive of VAT). All the Schools within the Sherborne Schools Group also offer a 10% discount off day and boarding fees for those families currently working in the armed forces, who do not qualify for the CEA allowance. Fees in lieu of notice Under the School’s Terms and Conditions a term’s written notice must be given to terminate the Parent Contract, given no later than the first day of the term which is to be the boy’s final full term at the School. If proper notice is not given then fees in lieu of notice will be payable in lieu as a debt.
All fees are subject to an annual review by the Governors and any changes will apply from the first day of the academic year.
* To help with financial planning, the Sherborne Schools Group offers a nine-monthly direct debit payment option and a fees-in-advance scheme (T&Cs apply). Parents may also opt to pay the full annual fee at the start of the academic year. Please contact billing@sherborneschools.group for further information.
Extras Charges ADMISSIONS CHARGES
Registration (non-refundable) Acceptance Deposit (non-refundable) VAT-applicable when used against VAT-able fees and extras Additional Deposit (International pupils) VAT-applicable when used against VAT-able fees and extras
Excluding VAT
Including VAT
£250.00
£300.00
£2,000.00
One term’s fees less Acceptance Deposit
Student Visa administration
£520.00
£624.00
EXTRAS AND ACTIVITIES
Overnight boarding One night (subject to availability) £62.50 £75.00
EAL - per 45 minute lesson Individual £60.00 £60.00 Two sharing (price per pupil) £35.00 £35.00 Small group of 3+ pupils (price per pupil) £25.00 £25.00
Learning Support - per 45 minute lesson Individual £52.00 £62.40 Two sharing (price per pupil) £29.25 £35.10 Small group of 3+ pupils (price per pupil) £21.00 £25.20 Assessment - Exam Access Assessment with Specialist level 7 assessor £350.00 £420.00 Individualised bespoke assessment designed around Price on pupil’s specific needs application One to one language lesson (MFL) - per 45 minute lesson
£49.50
£59.40
Individual Music tuition First instrument - per 35 minute lesson £41.50 £49.80 Second instrument - per 35 minute lesson £31.25 £37.50 Hire of instrument - per term £62.50 £75.00
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EXTRA CHARGES CONTINUED
Excluding VAT
Including VAT
Drama, Speech and Communication Single - per pupil per 45 minute lesson £49.50 £59.40 Single - per 10 week block £495.00 £594.00 Duo - per pupil per 45 minute lesson £28.75 £34.50 Duo - per pupil per 10 week block £287.50 £345.00 Group 3 + - per pupil per 45 minute lesson £21.00 £25.20 Group 3 + - per pupil per 10 week block £210.00 £252.00
Sport Tennis lessons - per pupil Individual £48.00 £57.60 Two £32.75 £39.30 Three £28.25 £33.90 Group £23.00 £27.60
Adventure and Outdoor Education Equestrian - per lesson plus transport and £2 hat hire per week £37.50 £45.00 Sailing - per term (one lesson a week) £250.00 £300.00 Indoor climbing (including equipment) per term £21.00 £25.20 Fencing (including equipment) per session £10.50 £12.60
Ballet and Dance Fusion Individual tuition - per term £220.00 £264.00 Shared lesson - per term £140.00 £168.00 Group tuition - per term £95.00 £114.00 Combined Cadet Force Fourth Form (includes boot issue) - per term Fifth and Sixth Form - per term
£40.00 £30.00
£48.00 £36.00
Additional fees House subscription per term £28.75 £34.50 Art materials - per annum: Third Form £42.00 £50.40 Fourth Form £53.00 £63.60 Fifth Form £79.00 £94.80 Sixth Form £89.00 £106.80 DT materials - per annum: Third Form £10.50 £12.60 Counselling - per session Linen charge - one off, charged in first term Trunk storage - per holiday, for overseas boarders only to include checking and laundering of clothes
£49.50 £120.00 £36.50
£59.40 £144.00 £43.80
Notes: Extras are charged termly unless otherwise stated. A term’s notice is required to discontinue extras. In the Michaelmas term of a pupil’s first year at the school, half a term’s notice may be given to discontinue extras as at the start of the next term. Musical Instrument Provision and Hire: Where an instrument is required as part of the School’s music curriculum and provided to enable participation in taught lessons, the charge represents classroom materials closely related to education and is treated as VAT‑exempt. Instruments provided on an optional basis, for extended use, or where pupils may reasonably provide their own, are treated as a separate hire service and are subject to VAT at the standard rate.
*VAT applicable when used against VATable fees and extras. ** Exempt from VAT.
Further details about the full range of options and charges for extra subjects are available from the appropriate Head of Department. A term’s notice is required to discontinue extra tuition. “A term’s notice” means notice given before the first day of term expiring at the end of term. Extras will continue into the following academic year unless notice has been received in advance. Any extra that is delivered in a block of 10 or more sessions requires a term’s notice, with the exception of the first term a pupil joins SB where half a term’s notice can be given in the Michaelmas term of Year 1. Half a term’s notice is before the first day of classes commencing after half term.
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General / Financial Enquiries
Admissions enquiries 01935 810403 admissions@sherborne.org
Financial enquiries 01935 810501 accounts@sherborneboys.group
General enquiries 01935 812249 enquiries@sherborneboys.group
Chair of Governors Correspondence should be addressed to: S.C. Worthy Clerk to the Governors c/o The Bursary, Sherborne Boys, Abbey Road, Sherborne, Dorset DT9 3LF
Headmaster Correspondence via Headmaster’s EA, Mrs Penny Blunn 01935 812 249 headmaster@sherborneboys.group
Location Sherborne Boys is situated in the centre of Sherborne, Dorset, within walking distance of the mainline train station between Exeter and London Waterloo. 2 hours from London Waterloo 2 hours from Heathrow 1.5 hours from Bristol and Southampton airports 15 minutes from the A303 45 minutes from Salisbury by train
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1 Old School Room (OSR) 2 Headmaster’s Block 3 The Lodge (Reception) 4 Devitt Court 5 The School Shop 6 The Hub Café 7 Estates Office 8 Hughie Holmes Astro (HH) 9 Carey’s 10 Sherborne Abbey 11 Newell Grange Campus (Sherborne International)
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24 Sixth Form Centre 25 Main Entrance 26 Powell Theatre 27 The Courts 28 Big School Room (BSR) 29 The Chapel 30 The Library 31 Design and Technology 32 Art School and Oliver Holt Gallery 33 Pilkington Laboratories 34 Turing Laboratories 35 The Grove
36 Sports Centre 37 Health Centre 38 The Upper 39 Upper Pavilion 40 West Lodge 41 CCF Buildings 42 The Bursary
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Sherborne Boys Abbey Road Sherborne Dorset DT9 3LF United Kingdom admissions@sherborneboys.group +44 (0)1935 810403
sherborneboys.group PA R T O F T H E S H E R B O R N E S C H O O L S G R O U P Sherborne Schools Group is a charitable company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales, No. 4002575 and registered with the Charity Commission for England and Wales, No. 1081228