Tuition Fees 20/21

The Application Fee (non-refundable) is payable upon application: £200

The Deposit Fee (refundable in accordance with the terms and conditions) is required upon signing the Acceptance Form and must be received by the school in order to secure a place: £2,000

The Capital Development Fee is charged on the invoice for the student's first term in the school. This fee is applied to building and facilities development and enhancement and other significant capital or programme initiatives.

Capital Development Fee: £2,100

Option to pay in instalments: (Term 1 £700, Term 2 £700, Term 3 £700)

Participation in this programme is compulsory if recommended by school.

Tier 1: £1,300 at the Lower School; £1,700 at the Upper School
3 sessions of 1:1 Support 
(These students are currently pulled out of a language for Quest)

Tier 2 : £2,600 at the Lower School; £2,800 - £3,200 at the Upper School
Up to 6 sessions of support and 1:1 in class support or group support

Quest Plus: Personalised Billing (After the first term for new students this cost will be reviewed)
More than 6 sessions of support.
Bespoke, personalised plan inclusive of EHCP students and SALT students. This would include both the Tiers
Those with EHCP but not taking SALT may need another calculation.

Participation in this programme is compulsory if recommended by school.

Lower School: £2,450
Upper School: £2,870

Mother Tongue or additional languages not offered on the current timetable: £1,700

Door to Door Transport Service: £990 per term per student

Shuttle between school and Woodside Park Underground station: £130

Optional school lunch service at the Lower School (suggested amount: £4 per day).

Optional cash cafeteria at the Upper School (suggested amount: £4 per day).

One-to-one specialised music instruction for Year 2 - D2 students: £310

LAMDA is one of the oldest drama schools in the United Kingdom with a global reputation for excellence. You can learn more about LAMDA at www.lamda.org.uk 

A LAMDA exam is the speech and drama equivalent of a music grade and covers subjects such as Speaking of Verse and Prose and Acting.  During classes, children develop their diction, volume, pace, expression and more while at the same time improving their confidence in speaking in public.

The LAMDA lessons will be taught by specialist and experienced drama teacher Sarah Macmull on a one to one basis or to groups of two students as part of our peripatetic music programme.  Sarah Macmull has been teaching LAMDA in the Lower School since 2003 with an excellent track record of exam results.

Fees:
Lower School: £155
Upper School: £310

For students in M1-D2 who wish to have the use of a locker at school, there is a deposit that is refunded at the end of the school year when the key is returned: £10

For students in M2-M3. The deposit is refundable on return to school in good condition (excluding reasonable wear & tear): £100

For students in M1-D2 we offer an optional personal effects and accident insurance: £15

The information on uniform is within the handbooks. Please note students in D1 and D2 are not required to wear a uniform.

(Year 1 - Year 6) Morning supervision 7:45-8:20: £6/day

Available during all school holidays (dates on application) 9am - 4pm: £39/day

Some after school clubs incur an additional cost when outside venues or providers are used: £75-£100 on average

Compulsory residential trips are held for each year group from Year 4 onwards. Costs vary between year groups and from year to year and recently have ranged from £80 to £1,300.

M1 - D2 have compulsory residential trips in September. 

For all trips the school will seek best value and only intends to cover costs. In some cases, bursaries are available.

Examples of additional optional trips include: Dwight Global Music Concert, language trips, arts trips, Model United Nations, ski trips, IB Diploma science field studies, community service trips, etc. Costs may vary and range from £500 to £2,000.

For all trips the school will seek best value and only intends to cover costs. In some cases, bursaries are available.

M4-D1 have the option of taking the Morrisby Online psychometric assessment test which includes reasoning skills, numerical skills, styles of personality and spatial, verbal and mechanical abilities. This assessment is a useful tool in planning university course options and career goals. Costs range from £80 - £140.

Exam fees are paid directly to the International Baccalaureate Organisation (IBO). Fees are currently £70 per subject with most students taking six subjects.