Lord's School

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School summary

With just 36 pupils on roll, Lord's School is among the smallest independent schools a family is likely to encounter in Bolton, Lancashire. Its scale sets the tone: an intimate setting where pupils are known individually rather than as part of a crowd. The school is non-denominational, admitting children regardless of faith background, and takes its first intake at age 11. For families who value close attention and a tight-knit community over the bustle of a large institution, this is an unusual offering.

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Teaching & academics

Lord's School admits pupils at 11 through an 11+ entry process. Given the very small roll, teaching is delivered in small groups, which allows staff to tailor their approach to each child closely.

School life & ethos

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A genuinely small independent school in Bolton, Lord's suits families seeking a personal, low-key environment rather than scale or breadth.

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Lord's School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.