
Rochester, Kent
Rochester Independent College, known as RIC, is a day and boarding school in Kent for students aged 11 to 21. Established in 1984, it describes itself as academically ambitious, creative and individual.
Classes average eight students, and teaching follows a tutorial style with plenty of discussion. The school is small, with a personalised approach, and pupils can start at different points in the school year. There is no uniform, and students and teachers are on first-name terms.
The sixth form is non-selective, taking students working at very high levels as well as those who need more support. Students can focus on the Creative Arts, and the school offers help with university applications.
| Secondary Gender | Co-ed |
| Sixth Form Gender | Co-ed |
| Boarding/Day | Boarding and Day |
| Age Range | 11 – 19 |
| Entrance Exam | No |
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