Ages 
The school takes each child and gives them the tools and environment to be inspired to learn through discovery. Subjects become investigations and the children adventurers. An alternative offering, for sure, but one less thing to worry about is that they’ve upped the ante on maths and English teaching so children now leave at the same level as in other schools. Experiential learning at its best.
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Overview & data
- Pupil numbers
- 22 ·
- Religion
- None
- Fees
- £8,498 - £9,579 pa
- Local authority
- Hampshire County Council
- Linked schools
Headteacher
Principal
Thomas Lehmann
Since 2022, Thomas Lehmann, principal for both Brockwood Park School and Inwoods Small School, which are part of the Krishnamurti Foundation Trust. Studied PE and geography at the University of Münster, Germany and the University of Las Palmas,
Entrance
Non-selective. Entry by taster days, as many as needed. Usually winds up being two: a nature day (Wednesdays) and a more structured school day. School is honest where there is ‘lack of alignment’ between what families want and what school delivers –
- Open days
- September, November, February and April.
Exit
The school reopened in September 2020, so is currently growing from the bottom up from reception - the first year 6s will head off in 2025. Destinations include Bedales and Perins School, Alresford. A few return, age 14, to Krishnamurti education at
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Teaching & learning
Mobile phone policy
A clear mobile phone policy is a really important part of modern schooling. This school has provided us with their policy.
Mobile phone policy
Provided by the school and not part of our review We feel that children best learn to use electronic media as a resource and tool later in life, when they have developed a rich experiential foundation of learning which is hands-on and nature based. We make strong recommendations to parents to limit the access children have to technology at home as well, this includes access to mobile phones. If parents were to give mobile phones to the older children in Year 6 they would not be allowed on site.
Pupils
Money matters
- Fee information
- £8,498 - £9,579 pa
Our view
The sounds of children - chatter, squeals and laughter - drift through the woods before you see the school, and these are the sounds of the school at work. Inwoods sits in woodland, sung around with birds rather than traffic. There’s a miscellany of
The last word
The school takes each child and gives them the tools and environment to be inspired to learn through discovery. Subjects become investigations and the children adventurers. An alternative offering, for sure, but one less thing to worry about is that
