One of the benefits of success is growth; for a school, though, that can be problematic. Some schools, such as Culford, prefer to keep themselves as small, intimate places, where children can flourish from close pastoral attention, small class sizes and warm relationships with teachers and each other. Equally, though, parents want siblings to be in the same school if at all possible, so multiple points of entry are important to them.

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