Repton

Repton is a village and civil parish in the South Derbyshire district of Derbyshire, England. It lies in the East Midlands and forms part of the countryside to the south of Derby. The parish encompasses the village and the surrounding farmland and hamlets. The landscape is typical of the Derbyshire countryside, with hedgerows, fields and occasional woodland.

A feature of Repton is Repton School, an independent day and boarding school founded in 1557. The school has historical ties to the village and remains a significant local institution, contributing to the area's economy and cultural life.

Another notable landmark is St Wystan's Church, the parish church whose long history reflects Repton's medieval and earlier religious heritage. The church remains active in the community and is visible in the village’s skyline.

Repton has a quiet, rural character and relies on nearby towns for many services, while maintaining local shops, pubs, and schools serving residents and visitors. The village is connected by minor roads and bus services to surrounding towns, and it hosts community events and heritage activities linked to its schools and historic sites.