Former boys-only schools that now admit girls
- Winchester College: Founded in 1382. It admitted girls to its sixth form for the first time in September 2022
- Rugby School: Founded in 1567. It admitted sixth-form girls in 1976. In 1992, it took girls at age 13
- Charterhouse School: Founded in 1611, it admitted sixth-form girls in 1971. In September 2021, it started taking girls from the age of 13
- Shrewsbury School: Founded in 1552, it took sixth-form girls in 2008 and, since 2015, girls of all ages
Schools that are still boys only
- Eton College: Founded in 1440
- Harrow School: Founded in 1572
- Radley College: Founded in 1847
- St Paul’s School: Founded in 1509