Loughborough Grammar School in The Sunday Times top ten
A top independent school in the East Midlands
We’re delighted to share that Loughborough Grammar School has been named among the nation’s ‘highest achieving’ schools by the Sunday Times Parent Power Guide 2026.
James Neville, Head of Loughborough Grammar School, said: “We are delighted to be named one of the East Midlands’ top secondary independent schools. Our students approach learning with real passion and purpose, and I am grateful to our dedicated staff who enrich the academic and personal development of every student.
“We are proud of our students who excel in so many fields. This acknowledgement reinforces our commitment to provide an outstanding education that prepares our pupils not just for exams, but for life beyond school.”
Need Help?
If you have any questions, our Admissions Team will be delighted to assist. Please call us on 01509 233233 or email grammar.admissions@lsf.org.
Latest News:
Debating Climate Change; How impactful is COP 30?
During November, our Junior and Senior Debating Societies have been discussing some key issues focused on the impacts of climate change and the effectiveness of the annual Conference of the Parties (COP 30), now in its 30th year. The Junior Debating Society were given the debate question: ‘This House believes that COP 30 is powerless…
Innovation in Action: STEM at Loughborough Grammar School
By Rebecca Mack, Head of STEM and Physics Teacher When people picture STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths), they often think of gears turning, bridges being built or circuits lighting up. At Loughborough Grammar School, STEM is about more than the mechanics – it’s about curiosity, creativity and collaboration. It’s about boys learning to spot…
Pupils Launch Video Game to Raise Heritage Awareness
An innovative, conservation-focused video game is now available to download following a two-year collaboration between Professor Benachir Medjdoub, an expert in digital architecture at Nottingham Trent University, and pupils from Loughborough Schools Foundation. The game, which aims to educate children on the importance of protecting heritage architecture, is available to schools and community centres to…
