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Monkton Combe School located at Church Ln, Monkton Combe, Bath BA2 7HG, UK Book an appointment or need answers to a question, please feel free to contact us by phone 01225 721100

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Conor Derin

1 Google Rating

My kids went to the school and we were happy, but that was a few years ago and the school has really

1/ 5

My kids went to the school and we were happy, but that was a few years ago and the school has really gone down hill since then. It was a real cornerstone of the community with a really positive attitude. But new leadership has come in with a poor vision for the school. They have made enemies of the local community and seem to no longer have the nurturing spirit for the students. What a shame.

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Peter Evans

5 Google Rating

Two children at Monkton, one in pre-prep one in prep. Their days are filled with learning, music and

5/ 5

Two children at Monkton, one in pre-prep one in prep. Their days are filled with learning, music and sport. They both love it and we are delighted we made the move out of London to Bath so that we could live near Monkton.

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Ella Otenaike

5 Google Rating

Ooooooo I lurve Monkton great great

5/ 5

Ooooooo I lurve Monkton great great

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Hannah Young

5 Google Rating

We have two daughters and a son at a Monkton. Three very different children and all thriving in and

5/ 5

We have two daughters and a son at a Monkton. Three very different children and all thriving in and out of the classroom. A friendly, fun environment with a genuine welcoming feel for the whole family.

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Nichola West

5 Google Rating

Three children go to Monkton and absolutely love it. We couldn't be happier. Happy kids, wonderful t

5/ 5

Three children go to Monkton and absolutely love it. We couldn't be happier. Happy kids, wonderful teachers, amazing learning environment.

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Andrew Stockinger

5 Google Rating

A wonderful school, with a brilliant mix of education, pastoral care, leadership and fun. We love th

5/ 5

A wonderful school, with a brilliant mix of education, pastoral care, leadership and fun. We love this school

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