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Terrington Hall School

England · Co-educational · Ages 3–13 · Day & boarding · 195 pupils

Peer group: <200 pupils, England

At a glance

Setting

Setting

Rural campus≈483 people within 1.5 km

Set in the Howardian Hills AONB, surrounded by open countryside on the edge of Terrington village.

Getting there

Nearest airportsLeeds Bradford 1h 6mNewcastle 1h 41mManchester 1h 47mEast Midlands 2h 0mLiverpool 2h 4mtypical drive · via OpenRouteService / OpenStreetMap

School group

School group

Terrington Hall School is part of the Sedbergh Schools Group.

The financial figures shown are its own standalone filed accounts, not the wider group's — group membership is useful context when reading its financial health flag.

Group membership per the group’s own published list (Sedbergh Schools Group). Financial figures are filed per the note above, not consolidated across the whole group.

Inspection & safeguarding

Green· ISINo concerns raised

Latest outcome: all met

Regulator
ISI
Band
Green
Report date
2023-11-28
Report age
2.6 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
195 (inspection:ISI)
Components
Income components reconcile
Entity scope
This school
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.