MIAG (Meeting Individual Aspirations & Goals)

School summary

MIAG, short for Meeting Individual Aspirations & Goals, is an independent, fee-paying school based in Bristol. As its name suggests, the school's identity is built around personalised learning and supporting each pupil towards their own targets. It welcomes pupils from age 11 and offers entry at the 11+ stage.

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Teaching & academics

As an independent school admitting pupils at 11, MIAG sits within the fee-paying sector in Bristol. Families considering an 11+ application should contact the school directly for details of its curriculum and the form its entrance assessment takes.

School life & ethos

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An independent option in Bristol whose name points to a focus on the individual pupil. Worth a closer look for families weighing 11+ entry.

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MIAG (Meeting Individual Aspirations & Goals) 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.