Elstree is a traditional boys' boarding and day preparatory school - founded in 1848 at Elstree, Hertfordshire but now occupying a fine Georgian house set in delightful grounds in Berkshire. Over the years extensive modernisation and much new building have been carried out so that the facilities and accommodation are of a very high standard indeed.
The boys are encouraged to work hard, behave well, enjoy life and fully develop their natural ability - be it intellectual, cultural, athletic or social. The atmosphere is friendly, energetic, well ordered and governed by Christian principles.
The staff is dedicated and experienced. Many are married and live within the grounds. There is a wide range of games and activities on offer, especially at weekends.
The leave arrangements for boarders are generous, and supervised coaches are organised to take boys to and from London at Exeats and Half Term. Those flying home can be taken to (and met at) airports.
There is a pre-preparatory school for about 50 boys aged 3-7 in the grounds of the school. It is called Home Farm School.
No sketch can adequately describe life at Elstree, so why don't you come and see the school in action? You will not be disappointed!
