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Baston School

Baston is a small, traditional, non-selective independent day school, located in south-east England, on the outskirts of Bromley, close to bus routes, stations and central London. The school offers continuity of high quality education for girls aged from two-and-a-half to sixteen and currently comprises around 150 pupils.
We aim to provide a full academic and practical education in a vibrant, happy and supportive environment. This web site is designed to give you a glimpse of life at Baston School, as well as an indication of our curriculum and facilities. We hope it will encourage you to visit us, to meet our staff and pupils and see for yourselves what we have to offer.

Founded in 1933, Baston School grew rapidly to accommodate around
100 pupils prior to the Second World War. During the war the school
was evacuated, first to Hope Cove in Devon and then to Galhampton
in Somerset.

Baston returned to its present location in 1945.

During the post-war years, the school again increased its size and
continually improved its facilities to reach the high standard of
education and accommodation it offers today.

Baston School
Day School, 2 to 18, Girls, 150+ pupils, C of E

Baston School

Hayes,
Bromley,
London,
BR2 7AB
England

Tel: 0208 462 1010

Fax: 0208 462 0438

E-mail: Contact School

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