International Pupil Fees

Schedule of Fees Academic Year 2025/26 – Autumn 25

Termly Fees - £ per term including VAT

Senior School Years 9 -13	Boarding	£16,503.60
	Day	£11,890.80
Prep School Years 3 - 8	Boarding	£11,298.00
	Day - Years 5 - 8	£7,389.60
	Day - Year 4	£6,226.80
	Day - Year 3	£5,781.60

Registration Fees And Deposits including VAT

Registration Fee	Pre Prep/Prep £300	Senior £300
Deposit	Pre Prep/Prep £9,415	Senior £13,753

Prep Deposit

For non UK pupils who will be attending the Prep school for a whole school year or longer, the deposit due will be a fixed value of £9,415. This is payable with the signed parent contract and is refundable against the closing fee bill. 

For non UK pupils who will be attending for less than a whole school year, the following deposit policy will apply: 
- Two Terms: if attending for two terms, a deposit of half a term’s fees is payable when accepting a place (with a signed parent agreement) and is refundable against the final leavers bill. 
- One Term: if attending for one term only, a deposit of £2500 is payable when accepting a place (with a signed parent agreement) and is refundable against the final leavers bill.

Senior Deposit

For non UK pupils who will be attending the senior school for a whole school year or longer, the deposit due will be a fixed value of £13,753. This is payable with the signed parent contract and is refundable against the closing fee bill.

For non UK pupils who will be attending for less than a whole school year, the following deposit policy will apply: 
- Two Terms: if attending for two terms, a deposit of half a term’s fees is payable when accepting a place (with a signed parent agreement) and is refundable against the final leavers bill. 
- One Term: if attending for one term only, a deposit of £3500 is payable when accepting a place (with a signed parent agreement) and is refundable against the final leavers bill.

School fees include all accommodation, food, school books and most weekend activities and excursions. Students should bring a bank card with them for personal spending but we encourage parents to keep a conservative amount of available funds on the card and 'top up' as required.