Millfield School is an independent, co-educational secondary school for pupils aged 2 to 18, providing high quality education since 1935. Its founder was Jack Meyer. The school is located in Somerset in the southwest of England. It takes about two hours to get there from London.
Millfield School offers day and boarding education to applicants. The school educates over 1,000 students, 2/3 of whom live on the premises of the educational institution.
Advantages:- The senior school occupies an area of 200 acres and is equipped with a large swimming pool, a golf course, an equestrian center with stables for 90 horses. Also at the disposal of students are indoor cricket and golf centers, halls for fencing and musical concerts, a theater, an art gallery, a professional music center, its own canteen and high-tech equipment. The structure of the school includes 18 boarding houses, among which there are houses exclusively for ninth-graders.
- Small classes.
- High level of GCSE and A level exam results. Every year, school graduates join the ranks of students at leading British and world universities, including the University of Oxford, the University of Cambridge and other Russell Group educational institutions. Applicants successfully enter such popular fields as medicine, veterinary science, dentistry, and become holders of scholarships at prestigious American universities.
The Equestrian Centre is certified to train to membership level on the BHS Where to Train register and offers BHS Pathway to Equitation Excellence training as part of the school curriculum. The school also has a BHS approved stable and is one of very few UK schools with equestrian facilities on campus.
The school has two levels of riders:Full-time Riders - for students who have their own horse in the stable or who have a horse on loan from
Millfield. Session Riders - for students who wish to take riding lessons during the term.