Badminton School in Bristol is perfect for your daughter
Posted on: 08 May 2017Badminton School in Bristol is the perfect place to send your girls for an incredible educational experience. The school is a staple of results and pushing students to achieve the very best. All this with an emphasis on having fun and being creative means it is seen as one of the very best schools in Bristol.
Its location in Westbury-on-Trym on the leafy outskirts of Bristol provides all the amenities and opportunities of a diverse city, mixed with the green open space of the surrounding areas. The school is an independent day and boarding school for girls aged 3 – 18 years and is a very popular destination for any parents looking for a truly unique education for their daughter.
The School consistently achieves impressive academic results, which enables the girls to access a wealth of world-class universities, Music Conservatoires and Art Colleges. Badminton has a holistic approach to learning and girls are encouraged to develop as individuals, to pursue their own interests and expand and explore their ambitions, both in their academic work and co-curricular activities.
They will also be hosting an amazing Summer Fête on Sunday 11th June, between 11am and 3pm. Badminton is known for hosting great events for the whole family and their Summer Fête will be no different. With a range of activities, you won’t be disappointed and we recommend getting on down!
The School itself has an enviable sense of community, which is felt the moment you step through the gates to the private campus of beautiful buildings and pleasant gardens. The aim at Badminton is to encourage the girls to become curious, confident and enthusiastic learners within a community that is supportive, friendly and fun!
For information on the school and the event please visit www.badmintonschool.co.uk, email schooloffice@badmintonschool.co.uk or call 0117 905 5271. You can even connect with the school through their Facebook page.
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