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Co-ed schools in London and the UK

A co-educational (co-ed) school teaches girls and boys together. Houseroom lists 495 independent co-ed schools, with a median day fee of £25,140 a year. Compare them by borough, ranking, fees and open days.

Updated September 2026

Co-ed schools by area

Best-ranked co-ed schools

By Houseroom Index score, which weighs exam results, destinations, inspection and value.

  1. Westminster SchoolCo-ed · Ages 13–18 · Boarding
  2. Brighton CollegeCo-ed · Ages 3–18 · Day & boarding
  3. Latymer Upper SchoolCo-ed · Ages 11–18 · Day
  4. Magdalen College SchoolCo-ed · Ages 7–18 · Day
  5. Winchester CollegeCo-ed · Ages 11–18 · Day & boarding
  6. Alleyn's SchoolCo-ed · Ages 4–18 · Day
  7. Highgate SchoolCo-ed · Ages 4–18 · Day
  8. Herne Hill SchoolCo-ed · Ages 2–7 · Day
  9. Kew Green Preparatory SchoolCo-ed · Ages 2–11 · Day
  10. The Rowans SchoolCo-ed · Ages 3–7 · Day
  11. Caterham SchoolCo-ed · Ages 11–18 · Day & boarding
  12. The Perse SchoolCo-ed · Ages 3–18 · Day
  13. Reigate Grammar SchoolCo-ed · Ages 11–18 · Day
  14. Sevenoaks SchoolCo-ed · Ages 11–18 · Day & boarding
  15. Maple Walk SchoolCo-ed · Ages 3–11 · Day

Choosing a co-ed school

Choosing a co-ed school

Most independent schools are now co-educational, and several former single-sex schools have become co-ed in recent years. Some schools are 'diamond' schools: co-ed at the prep and sixth form, single-sex for 11 to 16.

Co-ed schools: common questions

How many independent co-ed schools does Houseroom list?
Houseroom lists 495 independent co-ed schools. Most are in London and the South East.
How much do co-ed schools cost?
The median top day fee across the co-ed schools Houseroom lists is £25,140 a year, including 20% VAT since January 2025. Boarding, lunches, uniform and trips cost extra.
What is a diamond school?
A diamond school teaches girls and boys together in the prep and sixth form but in separate classes from about 11 to 16.