Farringtons School boasts a rich history, dating back to 1908. Nestled in the heart of Chislehurst, Kent, the school has evolved over the century, becoming a renowned institution known for its academic excellence and nurturing environment.
Early Beginnings
(1908-1928)
Farringtons’ story began in 1908 as a Methodist girls’ school. The school quickly established itself, providing a strong academic foundation and fostering a strong Christian ethos. In 1928, a royal charter solidified Farringtons’ position as a prestigious educational institution.
Growth and Change
(1928-2010)
The following decades witnessed continued growth for Farringtons. The school expanded its facilities and curriculum, offering a well-rounded education that emphasized not just academics but also personal development, creativity, and extracurricular activities.
A significant milestone arrived in 2010 when Farringtons transitioned into a co-educational school, welcoming both boys and girls. This decision reflected the school’s commitment to inclusivity and providing a diverse learning environment.
