Serenity School Crawley
School summary
With just 154 pupils on roll, Serenity School Crawley sits firmly at the small end of the independent sector, an environment where pupils are likely to be known as individuals rather than faces in a crowd. This mixed, non-boarding school in Crawley, West Sussex, takes children from age 11 and is led by headteacher Mr Adam Foster. Families drawn to a more intimate setting, where class sizes tend to be modest and pastoral attention close, may find it a natural fit.
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Teaching & academics
As an independent school inspected by the ISI, Serenity offers entry at 11 through its own 11+ process. Its compact size means teaching can be tailored closely to each pupil, which often suits children who thrive with individual attention.
Head · Mr Adam Foster
School life & ethos
- Boarding
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A small independent in Crawley for families who value a close-knit setting over the scale of a larger school.
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Serenity School Crawley 11+: frequently asked questions
Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.