Teikyo School UK

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School summary

Teikyo School UK is a small, independent boarding school in Buckinghamshire that follows a distinctive path, catering exclusively for older students aged 15 to 18. With around 43 pupils on roll, it offers an intimate environment far removed from the scale of larger secondaries. The school has no religious affiliation and is led by Head Ms Fumiko. Its Independent Schools Inspectorate report rated the school "good".

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Inspection reports

ISI rating
good
ISI personal development
good
Last inspected
13 February 2024
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Teaching & academics

The school is geared towards sixth-form and pre-sixth-form study, focusing entirely on the 15-to-18 age range. The ISI judged academic provision "good", and the small roll allows for a close, personal learning environment.

Head · Ms Fumiko

School life & ethos

Religious character
None
Boarding
Yes

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Teikyo School UK 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.