Schools known for Fencing.

Inside Doha's Aspire Zone, scholarship footballers and track athletes pair IGCSE study with Olympic-grade sports science labs

Sandwiched between Parliament and the Abbey, its Latin prayers and ancient halls send close to half of leavers on to Oxford or Cambridge.

A Hammersmith day school where admission itself is the only scholarship, and GCSE results already top the national table.

A 1509 founding charter to teach boys 'from all nacions and countres indifferently' still anchors this riverside Barnes campus on the Thames.

Hong Kong's first co-educational school runs DSE and IB side by side on its Mid-Levels campus, posting the city's top IB averages.

Founded in 1619 by an Elizabethan stage actor, its 75-acre South London campus still runs on three historic boarding houses.

Founded in 1850 as Britain's first day school giving girls a boys'-standard education, it still tops national GCSE and A-level tables from its Edgware campus.

Since 1860, this Kowloon institution has topped Hong Kong's Outstanding Student Awards tally for decades.

A 104-acre green-belt campus and a 34-route coach network bring rigorous, Oxbridge-focused schooling within reach of London

Wedged between brutalist towers and the old Roman city wall, a rigorously academic day school with the capital as its classroom.

A 1442 bequest from the City's own Town Clerk still funds this rigorous day school perched on the Thames at Blackfriars.

Between the South Downs and the sea, a two-decade climb from mid-table to Sunday Times School of the Decade.

Founded in 1869 on Kadoorie Hill, this Anglican foundation runs parallel IB and HKDSE tracks around a rare full-size sports field in Kowloon.

Born as Columbia Teachers College's 1887 experiment, now a Riverdale hilltop campus that swaps AP exams for homegrown advanced courses

Chartered by Elizabeth I in 1565, this Highgate grammar school now founds access academies alongside its Oxbridge-bound sixth form.

Amid the ruins of a Shropshire castle estate, a fiercely academic sixth form channels 40 nationalities toward STEM and Oxbridge.

A Bronx public school whose exam-only admissions have produced more Nobel physics laureates than any other U.S. high school.

A tuition-free CUNY-run gifted school on the Upper East Side, admitting by a single brutal exam and about 7 percent of applicants.

A century-old Bronx country day school split between a Hudson River campus and a Van Cortlandt Park hilltop, built on the motto Mind, Character, Community.

A 1861-founded New Jersey day school whose soccer pitches were deemed fit to host Morocco's 2026 World Cup training camp.

Founded in 1774, this Livingston day school remains New Jersey's only private IB Diploma provider

A Victorian pioneer's 1896 foundation, this Chiltern hills estate blends mixed-age boarding houses with one-in-five Oxbridge offers.

Formed by a 1965 merger of two century-old Princeton schools, pairing STEAM rigor with a rare four-year architecture program across 106 acres.

A working chained library inside a Grade I Tudor schoolroom anchors a 1509 foundation's steady march toward Oxbridge offers.