Ages 
With its welcoming mix of decidedly modern and slightly faded trad, this is an unpretentious school that’s really on the up. ‘Not at all stuffy’ or overly strict, there is something refreshingly honest and down to earth about Keble. It might not be the shiniest, but it does what it sets out to do, and does it very well. These are decent folk doing an excellent job of producing thoroughly decent young people – and very able ones at that.
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Overview & data
- Pupil numbers
- 194 ·
- Religion
- None
- Fees
- £13,800 - £21,090 pa
- Local authority
- London Borough of Enfield
Headteacher
Headmaster
Perran Gill BA (Hons)
Since 2021, Perran Gill, an engaging and chatty Welshman who was previously deputy head at Keble for nine years. Parents deeply relieved at his promotion as they value his ‘good sense’ and ‘evident love of the school’, and say the pupils have
Entrance
School co-ed since September 2023. Main intake in nursery (from age 3) and reception – now offered upon a satisfactory ‘meet and greet’ session with senior staff. Children are able to join other years where there is space via a taster session (and
- Open days
- October; private tours can be arranged through the school's website
Exit
At 11+ and 13+ to local day and day/boarding schools. Nearly 70 per cent to Mill Hill in 2025. At the end of year 6, St Columba’s College and St Edmunds popular; at the end of year 8, Mount House also features. Haileybury, Aldenham, Belmont were
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Teaching & learning
Learning support & SEN
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 Children in Years 5,6,7 and 8 must leave their mobile phones in the school office when they arrive in the morning. Only children travelling independently to and from school would normally be in possession of mobile phones.
Pupils
Money matters
Some bursary support (up to 100 per cent of fees) available from years 3 to 6. Two scholarships in years 7 and 8 provide financial support for existing pupils with exceptional achievement or contribution record.
- Fee information
- £13,800 - £21,090 pa
Our view
Somewhat old-fashioned air, but not a school stuck in the past. First impressions are of the oldest building, a handsome London-stock Edwardian villa perched on a hill with city views. Behind this the site opens up, Tardis-like, with a huge
The last word
With its welcoming mix of decidedly modern and slightly faded trad, this is an unpretentious school that’s really on the up. ‘Not at all stuffy’ or overly strict, there is something refreshingly honest and down to earth about Keble. It might not be
