Reed's School, Independent school in Cobham, England
Reed's School is an independent school in Cobham, England, serving students from around 11 to 18 years old, with a large day pupil population and a smaller boarding component. The campus houses teaching facilities, boarding accommodations, and sports areas serving all levels from secondary through upper school.
The school was founded in 1813, originally as an orphanage in London before eventually relocating to Cobham. The move and name change to Reed's School in 1939 marked the start of its modern identity as an educational institution.
The school traces its roots to a founding mission focused on helping children in need, and this commitment remains reflected in how the community operates today. Visitors will notice how values of mutual support and responsibility shape daily life throughout the campus.
The school is a large campus in a London suburb, easily accessible by public transport and well-equipped with visitor facilities. It is worth checking in advance which areas are open to visitors, as this is an active school in daily operation.
Queen Elizabeth II served as the school's patron from 1951 until 2022 and paid two official visits. This enduring connection to the British monarchy highlights the institution's standing in English education.
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