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Headmistress's Welcome". Badminton School. Archived from the original on 31 January 2018 . Retrieved 9 November 2018.

Assessment papers and interviews for entry in September 2023 will be held at Badminton on Saturday 4 November 2023. Art, Drama and Sport practical assessments will take place on another day to be confirmed. Music Auditions will be agreed on an individual basis. The Academic Scholarship is designed to recognise a girl’s achievements or her potential and is open to pupils wishing to join Badminton Junior School in Year 5 from either the maintained or independent sector. This scholarship will be awarded to girls who, in the opinion of the School, will not only contribute to the Junior School, but also have obvious potential to achieve well in the Senior School. This Scholarship is retained until the end of Year 8 when a new application can be submitted.

Lambirth, Andrew (23 November 2017). "Unity Spencer obituary". The Guardian . Retrieved 17 December 2017. The Music Scholarship is for girls who are passionate about the importance of Music and work to ensure it plays a key role in the life of the School. Candidates are expected to have achieved at least Grade 7standard in their first instrument. Sport Assessment of Skills including core physical abilities (e.g. strength, speed, power, agility), as well as generic and sports specific skills (through drills and small sided games). In 1958, the school celebrated its centenary with the opening of a new Science Centre by Countess Mountbatten of Burma. Dame Sybil Thorndike was president of the school at that time, and a new cantata called "The Crown of the Year" by Michael Tippett was specially commissioned to mark the event.

Assessment papers and interviews for entry in September 2024 will be held at Badminton in February. BadmintonBites is all about honest and authentic badminton content. The goal of BadmintonBites is to create real value for the badminton community, which is often plagued with subpar or downright false content on the internet. Well, you get to apply it twice since luggage are in the three dimensional space – I’ll do it for you though! We should like to take this opportunity to share a significant development at Badminton which will be of interest to our wider community.We make sure girls are ready for examinations, but we do not test and test. Small class sizes mean we can really see how girls are getting on and we tailor our teaching to their needs and interests. The girls are competitive, but they compete with themselves as much as with each other. They are rightly proud of their success, and they see this as a product of the support they receive from staff and, crucially, from one another. But you do not need insider knowledge or a magic formula to get into Badminton. It is all about finding the right fit for your daughter, about whether she would enjoy Badminton and get the most out of it. We work hard to make sure that the Admissions process is not intimidating. In fact, we hope you might even enjoy it! Watkins, Christopher (May 2007). "Inventing International Citizenship: Badminton School and the Progressive Tradition between the Wars". History of Education. Routledge. 36 (3): 315–338. doi: 10.1080/00467600500419810. ISSN 1464-5130. S2CID 144980232. Badminton’s community doesn’t stop at the end of the Sixth Form, and it goes far beyond the School gates. A powerful community is something its members want to be a part of forever: Badminton girls carry their fondness for the School with them long after they leave the classroom. A powerful community draws new people in: at Badminton, parents and friends of the School join us to celebrate every milestone. A powerful community doesn’t need its members to be the same: at Badminton, we set aside stereotypes and encourage girls to become strong and happy individuals. A powerful community builds other communities: Badminton girls learn to go on and contribute to every community they become part of. The Academic Scholarship is aimed at pupils who show a genuine interest in the academic side of School life and are prepared to be an academic role model to other pupils.