Classrooms, specialist subject rooms, library, theatre, catering and boarding facilities are all in the original house.

The sports fields, swimming pool, riding school, and even the parish church, are all close by, within the grounds of Moffats School.

The school began life in Hertfordshire in 1934 in the house once owned by the C16th physician and naturalist Thomas Moffat*.

The school came to its current home the Grade I listed Kinlet Hall in 1946.

Kinlet Hall – A fine Shropshire home for our school

Kinlet Hall, once the seat of the Blount family who came to England with William the Conqueror, as it now stands was built in 1727. The main drive is a mile long, so the grounds are safe and free from traffic – even from the sound of cars!

Kinlet Hall is a Georgian House set in grounds of over 100 acres, mainly grass and parkland with gardens and wooded shrubberies. It has an open, cheerful atmosphere and all the space the school needs for children to enjoy a rewarding childhood.

Moffats – Delivering traditional quality in small classes

The average class size at Moffats is 12 pupils which means that our teachers always have the opportunity to explain work and to discuss it with children, one-to-one. This ensures that each child receives a high level of attention.

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*Moffat wrote the first serious treatise on insects, and his daughter Patience is believed to be the ‘Little Miss Muffet’ of the nursery rhyme.