Winners of the Tatler School Awards Announced
The annual Tatler School Awards have unveiled their winners. Radley College, the former secondary school of Princess Beatrice’s husband, Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, has been named the best public school. St Hugh’s, located in Oxfordshire, took the top spot for prep schools.
Radley College, situated in Oxfordshire, sets parents back £16,025 per term. The school boasts an on-campus art gallery and offers a range of extra-curricular activities such as opera appreciation, wine tasting, and flight simulation. It outshined other schools on the shortlist, including Brighton College, which is the UK’s most expensive school with annual fees just under £65,000.
The winners of the Tatler School Awards are:
Best Public School
Radley College, Oxfordshire
Term fees: £16,025
Old boys include former Poet Laureate Andrew Motion, Princess Beatrice’s husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi, and the late comedian Peter Cook. Founded in 1847, Radley College is an all-boys school located in the countryside near Oxford. It provides a solid education for the nation’s upper classes. The school offers a wide range of extra-curricular activities and features an art gallery and a countryside center for animal husbandry experiences.
Nominees
Bradfield College, Berkshire
Term fees: Up to £15,100
Made in Chelsea star Sam Thompson attended Bradfield College. It is a co-educational boarding and day school situated just an hour from London. The school is known for its excellent school dinners and offers diverse and interesting menus. Pupils have an active role in shaping the menus and can even create entire menus. The termly fee for boarding students is £15,100, while day school students pay £12,080 per term.
Shrewsbury School, Shropshire
Term fees: From £10,054
Shrewsbury School, founded in 1552, has a rich history rooted in royal connections. It was attended by Charles Darwin, the famous biologist, who wrote about his time at the school. The school offers boarding and day options, with fees ranging from £10,054 to £16,004 per term depending on the student’s residence status and year level.
Brighton College, Sussex
Term fees: Up to £21,640
Brighton College is known for its impressive campus and state-of-the-art facilities. The school offers a wide range of sports and science facilities, including a rooftop running track with sea views. The boarding facilities are designed to be a home away from home, with limited beds per room and single rooms for sixth formers. Fees for full sixth-form boarders are just under £65,000 per year.
Uppingham, East Midlands
Term fees: Up to £15,174
Uppingham in Rutland is a school for forward thinkers. It has been attended by notable figures such as Stephen Fry and Rick Stein. The school offers both boarding and day options, with fees ranging from £9,858 to £15,174 per term. International pupils are required to pay a deposit of £15,174.
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