Pocklington School

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School summary

Set near York, Pocklington School is an independent, Anglican school that admits pupils from age 11 and currently educates around 730 children. As a medium-sized school, it offers a scale that is neither sprawling nor especially intimate, which can suit families looking for a settled community where pupils are known by staff. Its Church of England character may appeal to those who value a faith-informed ethos, though the school is fee-paying and entry decisions should be weighed alongside cost.

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Teaching & academics

Pocklington operates an 11+ entry point, so families applying for Year 7 should prepare for an assessed admissions process. The school's independent status means it sets its own academic pace and provision rather than following local-authority arrangements.

School life & ethos

Religious character
Anglican

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A medium-sized independent school with an Anglican identity, well placed for families near York seeking 11+ entry into a fee-paying setting.

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Pocklington School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.