Ages
Has always stood out for being a welcoming pre-prep that prepares children well for the separate girls’ and boys’ preps. But the school’s recent rebranding hasn’t left a stone unturned – now less trad, more modern and dynamic, improved facilities, more parental engagement, modernised uniform and even a name change!
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Overview & data
- Pupil numbers
- 233 ·
- Religion
- Christian
- Fees
- £23,763 pa
- Local authority
- London Borough of Wandsworth
- Linked schools
Headteacher
Head
Caron Mackay
Since 2022, Caron Mackay BEd. ‘Very good with the parents and even better with the children, who absolutely love her,’ we heard. ‘Creates a homely feel, but very professional.’ She originally joined the school in 2009 as a class teacher, then held
Entrance
In September 2023, the co-ed Broomwood Hall Lower School became Broomwood Pre-Prep; Broomwood Hall Upper School became Broomwood Prep – Girls and Northcote Lodge became Broomwood Prep – Boys. At the same time, the pre-prep opened an additional pre
Exit
Transition to the separate boys’ and girls’ preps is automatic ‘provided we all agree it’s the right school for them.' Almost all do, with others joining them from a mix of state and independent schools.
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Mobile phone policy
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Mobile phone policy
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Pupils
Money matters
- Fee information
- £23,763 pa
Our view
As with all the Broomwood schools, change is in the air. Firstly, in terms of ownership – under Dukes Education since 2021. Secondly, relating to age – school runs from 3 to 8. Thirdly, while the school has long been perceived as ‘softly, softly’,
The last word
Has always stood out for being a welcoming pre-prep that prepares children well for the separate girls’ and boys’ preps. But the school’s recent rebranding hasn’t left a stone unturned – now less trad, more modern and dynamic, improved facilities,
