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Clevedon School, situated on Valley Road in the charming town of Clevedon, is a beacon of educational excellence dedicated to nurturing the potential of every student. With a strong emphasis on academic achievement and personal growth, our institution offers a diverse curriculum tailored to meet the needs of learners at all stages. Our experienced educators are passionate about fostering an engaging and supportive atmosphere, where students are encouraged to explore their interests and develop critical thinking skills.

What sets Clevedon School apart is our commitment to holistic education, blending rigorous academics with a vibrant array of extracurricular activities that promote teamwork, creativity, and leadership. We pride ourselves on our inclusive community, where every student is valued and inspired to excel both inside and outside the classroom.

Whether you are seeking to enroll your child or simply have questions about our programs, we invite you to reach out at 01275 876744. Experience the unique learning opportunities that make Clevedon School a standout choice for families in Bristol and beyond. Join us in shaping the leaders of tomorrow!

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Aimée Proctor

3 Google Rating

Its ok. It could be better. But offers good food and good teachers. Nice fun place to learn.would re

3/ 5

Its ok. It could be better. But offers good food and good teachers. Nice fun place to learn.would recogmend this school

James Cornwell

1 Google Rating

Only famous coz of Jack Butland

1/ 5

Only famous coz of Jack Butland

Cubing 24/7

5 Google Rating

Great school and really simple system and very welcoming

5/ 5

Great school and really simple system and very welcoming

Mark White-Sharman

5 Google Rating

Great facilities for clubs and groups.

5/ 5

Great facilities for clubs and groups.

Aidan Morgan

4 Google Rating

I must say... being a student up here, my experience is mixed for enriching my knowlegde at clevedon

4/ 5

I must say... being a student up here, my experience is mixed for enriching my knowlegde at clevedon school. If you get your head down and get on with things, you will get on just fine.

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