William Morris School

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School summary

William Morris School is an exceptionally small independent school in Gloucestershire, with around 27 pupils on roll. A roll of this size means classes are tiny by any measure, allowing pupils to be known individually and taught in a close-knit setting. The school is co-educational and offers boarding alongside day places, and is led by Head Mr Gareth Parker. It is inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate.

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Teaching & academics

Entry is at age 11 via an 11+ assessment, the principal admission point. With so few pupils on roll, teaching can be highly personalised, and the intimate scale suits families seeking individual attention rather than the breadth of a large school.

Head · Mr Gareth Parker

School life & ethos

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A very small, family-feel independent in Gloucestershire offering both day and boarding places. Best suited to families who value close attention over scale.

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William Morris School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.