Bruern Senior is a boys-only weekly boarding and day school. The school is based in the small village of Chilton, Buckinghamshire, a 20-minute drive from the Bruern Prep School site, and situated with excellent transport links to London.
The centre of the school is a Georgian manor house that was built in 1740. The house was based on William Winde’s Buckingham House in London. Buckingham House would later become Buckingham Palace, and the official residence of the British monarch since 1837. The school benefits from impressive grounds, as well as the use of the associated barns, stable block and clock tower to provide a range of inspiring learning spaces.
The weekly structure allows for a busy action-packed week between Monday morning and Friday afternoon, whilst also offering the boys a full weekend with their families.
In many respects, Bruern Abbey Senior School is similar to a traditional public school for boys aged 13 to 16, with breadth to the curriculum, including GCSEs and other nationally recognised qualifications, full and varied sports, and co-curricular programmes coupled with Bruern’s outstanding pastoral care.
