The Stewart Bilingual School

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School summary

With just 70 pupils, The Stewart Bilingual School is a notably small independent school in Kensington and Chelsea. Its compact size points to an intimate, close-knit environment where pupils are likely to be well known to staff. Mixed and non-denominational, the school is led by Head Mrs Natasha and is inspected by the ISI. As a fee-paying school, it will suit families seeking a small-scale, personal setting in central London.

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Inspection reports

Last inspected
15 March 2023
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Teaching & academics

The school's bilingual focus, reflected in its name, sets it apart and suggests language learning is woven through everyday teaching. Oversight comes from the Independent Schools Inspectorate, the body responsible for inspecting independent schools of this kind.

Head · Mrs Natasha

School life & ethos

Religious character
None
Boarding
No

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