London Scandinavian School

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School summary

With just 31 pupils spanning ages 2 to 11, London Scandinavian School is a notably small independent school in Islington where almost everyone knows everyone. Its size lends itself to a close, family-like atmosphere and a high degree of individual attention. The Independent Schools Inspectorate rated the school good overall, and singled out personal development as excellent. The school is led by Head Miss Katie Howard.

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Inspection reports

ISI rating
good
ISI personal development
excellent
Last inspected
28 March 2023
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Teaching & academics

The ISI judged the quality of pupils' academic and other achievements as good. For families weighing the 11+, the very small roll means teaching can be closely tailored to each child as they progress from the early years up to age 11.

Head · Miss Katie Howard

School life & ethos

Religious character
None
Boarding
No

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A small, non-denominational independent school where personal development earns the top inspection grade and every pupil is well known to staff.

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London Scandinavian School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.