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SIAL and Southbank International School Kensington

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What differs

  • SIAL takes ages 2 to 14; Southbank International School Kensington takes ages 2 to 11.
  • SIAL has 82 pupils; Southbank International School Kensington has 144.
  • Published day fees start at £5,814 a term at SIAL and £9,646 at Southbank International School Kensington.
  • Southbank International School Kensington has published where its leavers went; we hold no published list for SIAL.
  • The two schools are 0.6 miles apart in a straight line.

Facts side by side

FactSIALSouthbank International School Kensington
The basics
TypeIndependent school

DfE register

Independent school

DfE register

Ages2 to 14

DfE register

2 to 11

DfE register

GenderMixed

DfE register

Mixed

DfE register

Pupils82

DfE register

144

DfE register

BoroughKensington and Chelsea

DfE register

Kensington and Chelsea

DfE register

BoardingNo

DfE register

No

DfE register

Admissions policyNon-selective

DfE register

Not published
Cost
Published day fees£5,814 to £7,796 a term

school's fees page, 2026-27

£9,646 to £13,800 a term

school's fees page, 2026-27

Inspection
Latest inspectionOfsted report card, 10 March 2026

Ofsted

Inspected by ISI (no grade is published as data)

DfE register

Where leavers went
Destinations publishedNot published1 destinations named: Westminster School

school's published list

Pupils
Receiving SEN support19.1%

school census 2024/25

20.6%

school census 2024/25

DfE register: Get Information About Schools, daily extract as at 2026-10-07. Other sources are named in each cell; every figure links to its source on the school's own page.

Shaded cells differ between the two schools. A blank is not a weakness: it means the figure has not been published, or does not apply to that type of school. Fees and results are not comparable between state and independent schools.

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