Known for its elegant streets, village feel and excellent access to green space, Marylebone is one of central London’s most sought-after neighbourhoods. For families considering a move to our 100 George Street W1 residences, there are a number of excellent schools nearby, several of which are within walking distance of our development.

To help you narrow them down, we’ve compiled a list of the best primary, secondary and private schools in Marylebone based on a combination of their reputation, exam outcomes, opportunities for students, and proximity to 100 George Street W1.

The best primary schools in Marylebone

St Mary’s Bryanston Square

Located on Enford Street, in Marylebone village, St Mary’s Bryanston Square is a long-standing Church of England primary school. Originally founded in 1824 next to the parish church on York Street, the school remains closely connected to the local church through regular term-time services, holiday clubs and Sunday School.

St Vincent’s Catholic Primary

Located just north of Marylebone, St Vincent’s is a well-regarded Catholic primary school with an inclusive ethos and strong sense of community. Alongside its broad curriculum, the school places an emphasis on pupils’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development, ensuring every child feels valued and supported. A seasonal programme of clubs and activities for Reception to Year 6 includes an eclectic array of sports, performing arts and other enrichment opportunities.

Hampden Gurney CofE

Situated close to Marble Arch, Hampden Gurney is a popular primary school for families living in and around Marylebone. It encourages academic excellence while nurturing curiosity through a broad curriculum and extra-curricular activities, including music and chess clubs. It also has strong links to the Church of the Annunciation, with regular Mass taking place at both the church and within the school.

Christ Church Bentinck CofE

Situated just off of Marylebone Road, Christ Church Bentinck is committed to serving the area’s diverse local community through an inclusive and welcoming learning environment. Christian values including respect, resilience, reconciliation, and responsibility underpin school life, while a strong focus on achievement ensures pupils benefit from high-quality teaching, enriching learning experiences and individual support.

The best private primary schools in Marylebone

Queen’s College Preparatory School

Situated at Portland Place, Queen’s College Preparatory School is one of Marylebone’s most established independent schools for girls aged 3 to 11. It’s known for its consistent academic results and values centered around collaboration, creativity, courage, compassion, and curiosity; ensuring pupils are equipped to thrive.

Wetherby Preparatory School

Part of the well-established Wetherby education group, Wetherby Preparatory School is one of the best-known private schools in Marylebone. It has built a reputation for academic excellence through a carefully designed curriculum, experienced teaching staff and an extensive co-curricular programme that nurtures pupils’ talents beyond the classroom.

From September 2027, this Marylebone school will become co-educational, from nursery all the way through to the end of prep, while continuing to offer both boys’ and co-educational pathways at senior level.

Connaught House School

Connaught House in Mayfair is a smaller independent prep school offering a personalised and community-focused environment. Alongside academic achievement, the school emphasises developing each pupil’s confidence, kindness and individual potential. Well-established relationships with leading senior schools also provide strong progression opportunities, with many pupils securing places and scholarships for the next stage of their education.

ICS London (International School)

ICS London offers an internationally minded curriculum with a strong focus on fostering global education pathways. It celebrates cultural diversity through its multinational community of pupils and staff, while its rigorous curriculum encourages critical thinking, creativity and collaboration, equipping students with the knowledge and skills needed for future success.

It is particularly well suited to internationally mobile families or those seeking an alternative to the traditional UK curriculum.

The best secondary schools in Marylebone

St Marylebone CofE School

The St Marylebone CofE School has established a strong reputation for academic achievement and promoting Christian values within an inclusive and ambitious learning environment. The school specialises in Science and the Performing Arts, offering an extensive enrichment programme where students can take part in debate, music, sports, and leadership opportunities.

Francis Holland Regent’s Park

Founded in 1878, Francis Holland School is a long-established private day school for girls aged 11 to 18. Located on the edge of Regent’s Park in Marylebone, it combines consistently strong academic performance with a broad co-curricular programme including music, drama, sports, and public speaking. The school’s strong emphasis on pastoral care helps pupils develop confidence, independence and the skills needed for university and beyond.

Wetherby Senior School

A private secondary school located in Marylebone, Wetherby Senior School builds on the foundations established at Wetherby Preparatory. It provides an academically ambitious environment, for boys aged 11 to 18, with a curriculum designed to challenge pupils and help develop their confidence, curiosity and independent thinking. Through both classroom learning and extracurricular activities, this school ensures students are prepared for higher education and future careers.

Halcyon London International School

Halcyon London International School offers the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum for students aged 11 to 18, providing an alternative to traditional GCSE and A Level pathways. The school provides its diverse student body with a globally minded approach to learning that encourages collaboration and cultural awareness.

The best of life in Marylebone

Choosing the right school is only one part of finding the ideal place to call home. Beyond Marylebone’s excellent selection of schools, the area is also home to a wonderful selection of independent cafés and boutique shops and sits on the doorstep of world-class cultural attractions.

Living at 100 George Street means benefitting from all that Marylebone has to offer.