What was the name of the fictional high school attended by the Banks children?

The fictional high school attended by the Banks children was Bel-Air Academy.

Bel-Air Academy is the private school associated with Will, Carlton, and Ashley during much of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Will’s arrival there creates an immediate culture clash: he comes from West Philadelphia and is accustomed to a very different school environment, while Bel-Air Academy represents the wealth, formality, and privilege of the Banks family’s Los Angeles community. The school’s strict dress expectations and demanding academic setting become recurring sources of humor and conflict.

Several episodes use the academy to explore more serious themes, including educational inequality, cultural identity, and the place of Black history in the curriculum. Will challenges the school’s limited treatment of Black history in “The Ethnic Tip,” while other stories deal with discipline, academic pressure, and social status. Bel-Air Academy is fictional and should not be confused with Beverly Hills High School or real schools using similar names. Later in the series, the Banks children move on to college or other educational paths.