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Embley

England · Co-educational · Ages 2–18 · Day & boarding · 688 pupils

Peer group: 500-999 pupils, England

These financial figures relate to the charity that operates the school, which runs more than one school — so they cover the wider group, not this school alone.

At a glance

Setting

Setting

Rural campus≈384 people within 1.5 km

Self-contained 130-acre parkland estate near Romsey, bounded entirely by woodland and countryside.

Getting there

Nearest airportsSouthampton 17 minBournemouth 32 minHeathrow 1h 18mGatwick 1h 43mLuton 1h 50mtypical drive · via OpenRouteService / OpenStreetMap

Inspection & safeguarding

Red· ISINo concerns raised

Latest outcome: not all met

A standard was not met, but safeguarding was judged effective — a compliance point, not a child-safety concern.

Regulator
ISI
Band
Red
Report date
2025-09-23
Report age
0.7 years

Inspectorates use different scales, so bands are shown only within their own regime, never cross-mapped.

Data & sources

Where these figures come from, and how complete they are.

Financial source
Charity Commission (England & Wales)
Detail level
Parsed from full accounts
Latest accounts
2024-08-31
Years on record
5
Accounts age
21 months
Pupil numbers
688 (inspection:ISI)
Components
Income components reconcile
Entity scope
Group of 4 schools
Data completeness100/100

Pupil–teacher ratio: not published — independent schools aren’t in the DfE workforce census, and filed accounts don’t separate teaching staff.

Capital trend: only one year of capital spend is on record, so a multi-year under-investment signal can’t be computed yet.

Computed 2026-06-20 · pipeline ct-derived-1.0.0. Indicators, not verdicts — each is traceable to its source.

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Prototype — figures derive from public records (Charity Commission, OSCR, ISI/Ofsted/Education Scotland/Estyn, ONS Census). Some fields (pupil–teacher ratios) are not yet in the dataset and are omitted rather than estimated.