Badington House School
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Silcoates School

Wrenthorpe, Wakefield, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom WF2 0PD

Call 44 1924 291614

Age Range & Fees

Age Range5 to 18
Annual Day Fees *£5910 to £11628
Annual Weekly Boarding Fees *£0 to £0
Annual Full Boarding Fees *£0 to £0
* Currency: GB Pound

Number of Pupils

Boys Girls
382Day368
0Full Board0
0Weekly0
382Total368

Number of Staff

Full-time: 69
Part-time: 4

GCSE Pass Rate - Age 16

Grades A* - C or 9 – 5

Pass Rate - Age 18

Exams at age 18

Higher Education

Pupils who went on to Higher Education

What we offer

  • Business studies
  • Design technology
  • Drama/Theatre
  • Economics
  • Government/Politics
  • ICT
  • Psychology
  • English
  • English as foreign/2nd language
  • French
  • German
  • Latin
  • Spanish
  • Athletics
  • Badminton
  • Cricket
  • Cross-country
  • Football
  • Hockey
  • Netball
  • Rounders
  • Rugby
  • Squash
  • Swimming
  • Tennis
  • Adventure training
  • Canoeing
  • Chess
  • Drama productions
  • Duke of Edinburgh Award
  • Public speaking/Debating
  • Rowing
  • Young Enterprise
  • Band/Orchestra
  • Brass
  • Choir
  • Guitar
  • Keyboard
  • Organ
  • Singing
  • Strings
  • Woodwind
  • After school club
  • Before school/Breakfast club
  • Particular diets
  • School bus service
  • Dyslexia

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Method of Entry

  • Entry test or exam

Scholarships & Bursaries

  • Clergy/Ministers
  • Academic
  • Senior school entry
  • Other scholarships
  • 6th Form
  • Means tested bursaries

Curriculum and Exams:

  • A Level
    Advanced Level Examinations
  • AQA
    Assessments and Qualifications Alliance
  • Edexcel Foundation
  • GCSE
    General Certicicate of Secondary Education
  • IGCSE
    International General Certicicate of Secondary Education
  • OCR
    Oxford, Cambridge and RSA Examinations

Religious Affliations:

  • United Reformed


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