Bilton Grange School

Dunchurch, Rugby, CV22 6QU

Prep school in Rugby.

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Age range
3–14
Co-ed status
Mixed
Number of students
382
Day / boarding
Day & boarding
Religious affiliation
Christian
Average fees
Day £22,472 · Boarding £39,990 (annual, inc. VAT)
Has a nursery
Yes

Fee profile

Pre-Reception £14,145
Reception £15,450
Year 1 £16,770
Year 2 £17,370
Year 3 £18,570
Year 4 £26,340
Year 5 £26,340
Year 6 £29,910
Year 7 £29,910
Year 8 £29,910
Year 9 —
Year 10 —
Year 11 —
Year 12 —
Year 13 —

Bursaries

Yes

Scholarships

Yes

A-level results

No A-level results are currently published for this school.

Admissions

Bilton Grange’s admissions process looks polished, confident and very comfortable with both day and boarding families. As part of the Rugby School Group, it offers a clear sense of pathway while still encouraging parents to think carefully about whether the school’s country-prep culture is the right fit. The overall feel is established, experienced and highly intentional.

How the school describes itself

  • Bilton Grange is adventurous, character building and full of opportunity. Its published language suggests children should be busy, resilient and ready for the next step while still enjoying a rich prep-school childhood. The school is confident, outdoorsy and properly full-boarding-prep in spirit.

Parents like

  • A classic country prep for families who want boarding flexibility, strong pastoral structure and a clear route into senior-school choices. The attraction is the combination of tradition, scale and the reassuring pull of the Rugby School connection. It is a school for parents who want both atmosphere and strategy.

Inspection snapshot

Inspection is a strength. The school points families to a March 2025 inspection and presents a picture in which the required standards were met, which is exactly the sort of recent reassurance parents want in a boarding prep. That matters because Bilton Grange is selling a whole way of life, not simply classroom teaching.

Bilton Grange School

Prep school in Rugby.

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How the school describes itself

  • Bilton Grange is adventurous, character building and full of opportunity. Its published language suggests children should be busy, resilient and ready for the next step while still enjoying a rich prep-school childhood. The school is confident, outdoorsy and properly full-boarding-prep in spirit.

Fee profile

Annual fees including VAT. 2025-26.

Pre-Reception£14,145
Reception£15,450
Year 1£16,770
Year 2£17,370
Year 3£18,570
Year 4£26,340
Year 5£26,340
Year 6£29,910
Year 7£29,910
Year 8£29,910
Year 4£38,490
Year 5£38,490
Year 6£38,490
Year 7£38,490
Year 8£38,490
Year 4£41,490
Year 5£41,490
Year 6£41,490
Year 7£41,490
Year 8£41,490

Parents like

  • A classic country prep for families who want boarding flexibility, strong pastoral structure and a clear route into senior-school choices. The attraction is the combination of tradition, scale and the reassuring pull of the Rugby School connection. It is a school for parents who want both atmosphere and strategy.

Admissions

Bilton Grange’s admissions process looks polished, confident and very comfortable with both day and boarding families. As part of the Rugby School Group, it offers a clear sense of pathway while still encouraging parents to think carefully about whether the school’s country-prep culture is the right fit. The overall feel is established, experienced and highly intentional.

Scholarships

Scholarships and bursaries are meaningfully embedded in the Bilton Grange story. The school offers foundation awards and bursary support, and its public messaging around scholarship success suggests it is used to helping pupils convert talent into strong senior-school outcomes. Families are being shown a school with real onward leverage.

Bursaries

Bilton Grange publishes a bursary awards process for candidates joining the school. Its public bursaries and funding material says Foundation Awards are only offered where means-testing shows support is required.

  • Families should confirm the relevant joining year directly with the school.
  • No standard remission range is published.
  • Families should complete the registration form and bursary application form by the published deadline for the relevant entry year.

Inspection snapshot

Inspection is a strength. The school points families to a March 2025 inspection and presents a picture in which the required standards were met, which is exactly the sort of recent reassurance parents want in a boarding prep. That matters because Bilton Grange is selling a whole way of life, not simply classroom teaching.

Assessment approach

Assessment appears closely tied to future planning rather than generic score collecting. Bilton Grange talks in terms of bespoke advice, Common Entrance preparation and helping families identify the right senior destination, which suggests a prep that tracks children carefully and then steers them strategically. That is a significant part of the school’s value.

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