Madonna is reportedly looking at one of Britain’s best-known girls’ boarding schools for her twin daughters, Stella and Estere.
The singer has visited Cheltenham Ladies’ College while considering education options for the 13-year-olds, according to The Sun.
A source told the outlet that Madonna wants the twins to have a “proper British education” and is exploring schools in the U.K. ahead of the new academic year.
The Sun said Madonna’s spokesperson declined to comment, and the twins would still have to be accepted before any school move became official.
The Report Centers on Cheltenham Ladies’ College
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Cheltenham Ladies’ College is an independent day and boarding school for girls in Gloucestershire. The Sun described it as a £67,000-a-year school and reported that Madonna has visited at least once while looking at options for Stella and Estere.
The school’s own 2026-27 fee page lists boarding fees from £20,400 to £22,740 per term, depending on year group, with fees charged in advance at the start of each term. The News also reported that Madonna is considering Cheltenham Ladies’ College and said she has been exploring U.K. education options.
The Twins Already Have a U.K. Football Link
The school report follows a recent period in which Stella and Estere have been tied to life in Britain through soccer.
ITV News reported in February that Madonna attended a Women’s Super League match at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium one day after watching her twin daughters play in an under-14 Spurs academy game. People reported that Madonna shared Instagram Stories from the girls’ match and wrote that the Spurs Women Academy team won 5-0.
Stella and Estere have already been spending time around a London academy setup, and Madonna has publicly shown up for their matches.
Madonna Adopted Stella and Estere From Malawi in 2017
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Stella and Estere are Madonna’s youngest children. She adopted the twins from Malawi in 2017, adding them to a family that also includes Lourdes Leon, Rocco Ritchie, David Banda and Mercy James.