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| Page name | Founded | Has headquarters | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abingdon School | 1100 JL | "Highly selective, strongly academic" upper-class English boarding school for boys | |
| Ackworth School | 1779 | Quaker school in England. Most of today's pupils are not Quakers, but the school retains a strong Quaker ethos. | |
| Ampleforth College | 1802 | UK establishment day and boarding school with decades of sexual abuse and cover ups. | |
| Ardingly College | 1858 | Public boarding school for the British establishment | |
| Bedales School | |||
| Bishop's Stortford College | 1868 | Day and boarding school in Hertfordshire, England | |
| Blackrock College | 1860 | Catholic boarding school for boys in Ireland | |
| Bryanston School | Has a reputation as a liberal and artistic school. Highest school fees in England. | ||
| Charterhouse School | 1611 | Regarded to be among the most prestigious schools in the world due to the school's history and influence | |
| Cheltenham Ladies' College | 1853 | Prestigious English girls school. | |
| Christ's Hospital | 1552 JL | British public boarding school | |
| City of London School | 1442 JL | ||
| Dalton School | 1919 | Long seen as a bastion of privilege, Dalton is one of New York City’s most prestigious private schools. Also mysteriously hired an unqualified Jeffrey Epstein. | |
| Dame Alice Owen's School | 1613 | Prestigious state school in England | |
| Diocesan College | 1849 | Interesting for Rhodes Scholarship / Milner group networks; embraced apartheid military role | |
| East Greenwich Academy | 1802 | Boarding school in Rhode Island that closed in 1943. | |
| Eastbourne College | 1867 | ||
| Edinburgh Academy | 1824 | Independent school in Edinburgh, Scotland, opened in 1824. | |
| Eton College | 1440 JL | A long established UK school, popular with the UK deep state | |
| Fettes College | 1870 | 'The Scottish Eton' | |
| Galatasaray High School | 1481 JL | Oldest high school in Turkey. | |
| Geelong Grammar School | 1855 | Ruling class school. The school's fees are the most expensive in Australia. | |
| George Watson's College | 1741 | First in Scotland and 29th in the UK for the number of the nation's leading people produced. | |
| Gordonstoun School | 1934 | Boarding school in Scotland popular with the aristocracy | |
| Groton School | Exclusive boarding school in Massachusetts, USA. Lots of people who later became deep state operatives and spooks. | ||
| Hampton Grammar School | 1557 JL | Boys' day school in Hampton, Greater London. One of the top school rowing clubs in the country. | |
| Harrow School | 1572 JL | One of the four boy's schools where the old British elite is raised. | |
| Headington School | 1915 | Independent girls' school in Oxford | |
| Hollywood | The most influential cinema industry of the world is in the US. It holds some dark secrets regarding child rape, social engineering and more. | ||
| Hotchkiss School | 1891 | US Establishment boarding school. | |
| Institut Le Rosey | 1880 | Very posh Swiss boarding school | |
| Juilliard School | 1905 | Prestigious dance, drama, and music school | |
| Kadıköy Maarif College | 1955 | Prestigious high school in Istanbul | |
| King's College School | 1829 | One of the highest academically performing schools in the UK | |
| King's School (Canterbury) | |||
| Lawrenceville School | 1810 | One of the oldest and most expensive preparatory schools in the United States | |
| Loretto Academy | 1923 | Private Roman Catholic school in El Paso, Texas | |
| Lycée Henri-IV | 1796 | Considered one of the most demanding and prestigious secondary schools in France. | |
| Lycée Louis-le-Grand | |||
| Malvern College | |||
| Marlborough College | 1843 | ||
| Melbourne Grammar | 7 April 1858 | Melbourne establishment school with influential old boys network that "opens up pathways." | |
| Millbrook School | |||
| Millfield School | 1935 | Many later deep state operatives | |
| Milton Academy | 1798 | ||
| Moreton Hall School | 1913 | UK boarding and day school | |
| New College School | 1379 JL | School tied to New College, Oxford. | |
| Oslo Commerce School | 1875 | A traditional mercantile high school in "the best part" of Oslo. | |
| Phillips Academy | 1778 | Long established Preparatory school for the US ruling class | |
| Phillips Exeter Academy | 1781 | A very large number of CIA and deep state operatives have attended this school. |
