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"Parents are highly supportive of the school" ISI Report 2016
"The pupils’ excellent personal development is a direct consequence of the high quality pastoral care and support which is given to them all, from the very youngest to those in sixth form" ISI Report 2016
"Care is taken to treat boarders as individuals so that their personal, social and academic needs are addressed" ISI Report 2016
"The quality of provision and care for boarders is excellent" ISI Report 2016
"The boarding experience contributes highly effectively to the boarders’ excellent personal development and outcomes for boarders are excellent" ISI Report 2016
"Relationships between pupils and staff and between the pupils themselves are excellent" ISI Report 2016
"By the time they leave school the pupils have developed into self-assured, articulate individuals who are well prepared to face the challenges of an increasingly global environment with confidence and a clear set of values" ISI Report 2016
"The pupils’ personal qualities demonstrate the school’s success in meeting its aim to help them grow into happy, confident, resilient and caring young men and women" ISI Report 2016
"Children with particular needs or strengths are identified at an early stage, and they are supported in making strong progress by skilfully adapted tasks or by individual support" ISI Report 2016
"Creative and expressive subjects have a high priority in the curriculum, with excellent opportunities in sport, drama and music" ISI Report 2016

“Our two very different sons have both loved the school. Woodbridge’s human and humane approach distances itself from other institutions. From our experience, the pupils are always at the centre of the school’s attention and the guidance they received has been quite brilliant. Thank you.”
GCSE Results 2014: Over a third of all candidates gained straight A* and A grades at GCSE. The student in the middle of the year gained the equivalent of straight A grades which shows how well Woodbridge School looks after the ‘average’ student.
A Level Results 2014: Woodbridge bucked the national trend with an increase in the proportion of A*s. Over half the candidates gained an A* or A, and just under half gained three A grades or equivalent.
Many congratulations to our pupils on a superb set of GCSE results. Just under one in four grades awarded was an A*, while over half were graded A* or A.
“Coming to The Abbey was the best thing that I have done in my life. Whatever I do in my life when I have a job and a lovely family I will know that The Abbey, and especially you, got me these. Thank you so much and I will never forget you!”
“We are so grateful for the education that our son received. He is a very clever boy, but needed the stimulating expert teaching of your staff. When we arrived, the Headmaster assured as that despite the emphasis on music, drama and sport – the all-round ‘thing’ –Woodbridge was a school where clever pupils flourish. He was absolutely right.”
"My time here at Woodbridge so far has been an incredible experience. It has been a privilege to be a part of this community since I joined at Queen's House. There is a great rapport between students and teachers and this creates an atmosphere for all pupils to thrive in. I have been very thankful for the countless number of opportunities which have been provided by the School."
“Thank you for giving our daughter so many wonderful opportunities and experiences. She has been pushed to the limit (but never over) and has loved every minute. Thank you for your steady hand, you do a difficult job extremely well.”
“Thank you for such a fabulous start to school life. We feel very lucky and privileged to have gone to Queen’s House. You are all great.”
A Level Results 2014: 87 pupils sat A Level exams this year. 87.2% were awarded A* to C grades. 99.1 percent gained A*-E grades. 20 percent of pupils gained three A grades or better.

Mindful Moments

Being calm and in the present moment is an essential life skill especially in a time of anxiety. The Prep school have created some simple-to-follow Mindfulness techniques, such as breathing and reflection not just for pupils but for all of us for when we need it. more...

Woodbridge School Music LIVE

Listen to all our fantastic music from the School Hall, LIVE in your home. more...

Our Latest Newsletters

Here you can find our newsletters with details of the latest news and events from across the School. more...

Open Days

Woodbridge School Open Days are vibrant and exciting, and designed to give a real flavour of the diversity and quality of a Woodbridge School education. more...

Bus Routes

Woodbridge School operates 15 school bus services, all of which drop off at, and collect from, the Senior School and The Prep. more...

Woodbridge News

Adam Hunt, Head of Chess, receives prestigious appointment from the English Chess Trust

Fri 20th November 2020

Woodbridge School’s Head of Chess and International Master, Adam Hunt, has been asked to lead the mentoring process jointly for the English Chess Trust’s ‘Accelerator Programme’, which is designed to develop the top English junior players for future successes. There are currently eight students on the programme from around the

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Woodbridge School Prep launches new ‘Mindful Moments’

Thu 5th November 2020

5 November 2020

To view Woodbridge School Prep’s ‘Mindful Moments’ videos, visit the YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/user/woodbridgeschool

As England enters a second COVID lockdown period, Woodbridge School Prep has today [Thursday 5 November 2020] launched a new ‘Mindful Moments’ campaign. The School will be making a range of ‘Mindful Moments’ videos publicly available on its YouTube channel and across social media – featuring simple-to-follow Mindfulness

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From Artefact to Art

Fri 9th October 2020

We are delighted that the School has achieved significant success in the national ‘Artefact to Art Competition’, for the third year running. Although there were far fewer prizes available this year than normal, owing to the COVID situation, we captured two out of the six on offer.

Year 10’s James is the winner of the 11-14s short story

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