Ages 
Often the school of choice for the liberal, media intelligentsia (including some famous names), the type of parent who genuinely believes in the well-rounded education, not the rush to the top of the league tables. (Competition here, though it undoubtedly exists, tends to be on the level of how many operas your child has seen rather than where the family went skiing.)
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Overview & data
- Pupil numbers
- 162 ·
- Religion
- None
- Fees
- £19,800 - £22,050 pa
- Local authority
- London Borough of Camden
Headteacher
Headmaster
Mr Simon Trevor-Roberts
Since 1999, Simon Trevor-Roberts BA. Son of the founder, Trevor-Roberts studied at Westminster School before reading English at Aberystwyth. In 1983, he joined his father Christopher in the family firm, where he learnt his trade by example. (He has
Entrance
Register as soon after birth as possible. School assesses the first 50 children on their list in the September prior to the calendar year in which they turn 5. ‘We’re not expecting any preparation, but we want to make sure it will be a happy
Exit
Girls mostly – though not exclusively – at 11. Most boys (and some girls) at 13. Westminster and Francis Holland Regents Park were the most popular in 2024, followed by City of London School, City of London Girls, Mill Hill, UCS, Godolphin and
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Teaching & learning
Learning support & SEN
Mobile phone policy
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Mobile phone policy
Provided by the school and not part of our review Phones are not allowed.
Pupils
Money matters
- Fee information
- £19,800 - £22,050 pa
Our view
This is a family-run school with a very distinctive ethos, deriving in large part from its origins. Founded by the current heads’ father in the 1950s with just 14 boys, it was originally seen as a refuge for the ‘unteachable’. ‘My father had a
The last word
Often the school of choice for the liberal, media intelligentsia (including some famous names), the type of parent who genuinely believes in the well-rounded education, not the rush to the top of the league tables. (Competition here, though it
