Stafford House College

Stafford House College is the old name for CATS Canterbury, an independent boarding school in Canterbury, England.

Established in 1952, as a public school for people who wanted to send their children to have the public school education and experience but who did not want to send their children at such a young an age as other contemporary public schools required. It started out in the London location of Kensington, but later was moved to Canterbury.

The College now occupies a secure residential campus in the city of Canterbury, near the south coast, just over 1 hour from London. The campus consists of two Victorian Buidlings, serving as the Boys and Girls Halls of Residences respectively. The main College building itself is generally very well appreciated and recognized for it's age and beauty. Each year around 200 students prepare for external examinations and university entrance at the College.

CATS Canterbury has a long standing tradition of helping students to gain places at university. The College has a very high success rate, and on average 97% of students from there succeed in gaining degree course places.