Edward Jenner School

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School summary

With just 42 pupils on roll, Edward Jenner School is among the smallest independent options in Gloucester, and that scale defines its character. This is a non-denominational, mixed school where every child is likely to be known individually rather than as a face in a crowd. Families drawn to small-group teaching and a close-knit environment, rather than the bustle of a large institution, will find the setting distinctive. Day fees run to £9,720 a year, and the school is inspected by the ISI.

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Teaching & academics

Entry is at age 11 via an 11+ assessment, with teaching delivered to a small cohort throughout. Around 4.76 percent of pupils receive SEN support, a modest proportion that the intimate setting is well placed to accommodate. The school is led by headteacher Ms Amanda Brookes.

Head · Ms Amanda Brookes

School life & ethos

Religious character
None
Boarding
No
SEN support
4.76%
EHC plans
54.76%

Fees & bursaries

Day fees (per year)
£9,720

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Edward Jenner School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.