We welcome children from Preschool (3+) through to the end of Year 6, with main entry points at Preschool, Reception, and Year 3. Occasional places in other year groups may also be available.

Families are invited to visit the school on one of our Open Days, attend a Stay and Play session (Preschool and Reception) and then submit an application. Places are allocated based on assessments, availability, and the suitability of the school for the child.

Preschool: Applications open early; places are offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

Reception: For those joining us at Reception, a play-based assessment takes place at the end of the Autumn term, prior to a September start.

Year 3: Assessments take place in the Autumn term prior to entry.

Occasional places: Applications can be submitted throughout the year, subject to availability.

Yes, a registration fee of £200 applies. This helps us process applications and arrange assessments or visits. Details are provided by the Admission Manager.

We aim to respond promptly after assessments or visits. For main entry points, offers are typically made after assessments.

Yes. We warmly welcome siblings of current pupils, and this is taken into account when allocating places.

We ask for basic identification documents, proof of address, and previous school records if applicable. The Admission Manager can provide a full list.

We are happy to discuss flexible start dates for children joining outside the usual entry points, subject to availability.

Children enjoy a mix of academic learning, creative activities, outdoor play, and enrichment opportunities. Lessons are tailored to meet individual learning styles, ensuring all pupils are supported and challenged.

Learning Support is fully integrated into our approach. Teachers adapt lessons daily, and for children needing more tailored support, bespoke programmes, including one-to-one or small group work, are available.

We aim to nurture confident, independent learners with a lifelong love of learning. Character, resilience, and wellbeing are just as important as academic success.

Regular updates, parent-teacher meetings, and open communication ensure families are actively involved in their child’s progress. We also host events and workshops to engage parents in our school community.

Children can participate in music, drama, sports, clubs, and enrichment activities throughout the year. Our aim is to develop talents, teamwork, and leadership skills.

Yes, hot lunches are available daily and dietary/allergy needs are catered for.

Yes, for full year groups, we maintain a waiting list and contact families as soon as a place becomes available.

Absolutely. We welcome children of all abilities, backgrounds, and learning styles, and provide a supportive environment to ensure every child can thrive.

Our Admissions Manager will be delighted to guide you through the admissions process and answer any questions.