The Skinners' School, school in Kent, UK
The Skinners' School is a boys' secondary school in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, with about 1150 students, of whom around 344 are in the sixth form. The buildings show a mix of historic structures and modern facilities, with well-equipped classrooms and sports fields on the grounds.
The school was founded in 1887 in Tunbridge Wells and has served the community for over a century. It was established by the Skinners' Company, a respected London guild with a long heritage.
The school takes its name from the Skinners' Company, a historic London guild that founded it. School life is marked by traditions like Evensong services and annual concerts that bring together students, staff, and families.
The school is located in a quiet residential area with good green spaces and is easy to find, with usually enough parking for visitors. Most students commute by bus or walk from nearby areas.
Admission is determined by the Kent 11+ exam, with acceptance rates varying year to year and the student's home location playing a role in selection. Many families end up on waiting lists or receive places through late cancellations from other students.
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