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SENIOR SCHOOLS GUIDE There is a bewildering array of senior schools available to choose from; day or boarding, single sex or mixed, independent or grammar. This guide is offered to parents as an indication of the options available to parents and pupils for their choice of independent senior schools. The list is not intended to include every possible school, rather it is typical of the schools that Clifton Lodge has fed historically and which are quite close to this area. On occasions, we do have pupils transfer to senior schools much further away, if you are in this position then do, please, come and ask for advice. Please note the dates for registration, which in some cases are several years before the proposed date of entry; the advice we give is 'it is never too early to start thinking about the next school'! Do remember, every child is an individual and a school that may be right for your friends' or families' child may not be the one that suits your son or daughter. I would always recommend that you visit the school websites and go to their open days, sooner rather than later; so often the difference between two schools is something quite intangible that cannot be conveyed by a prospectus, website or examination statistics. The information contained in this list is for guidance only. Please, always check directly with the schools concerned for the most up to date information. 1 Boys Day Girls Day Co-ed Day School Name Boarding Address Tel No / Website Registration Dates 15 Hindes Road Harrow 020 8427 1220 13+ Assessment in Nov before Buckingham College Boys Day Middx HA1 1SH www.buckcoll.org entry followed by an interview 13+ Assessment in Jan prior to entry. For 13+ entry, pre test in Queen Victoria Street 020 7489 0291 Y6 followed by interview. 11+ City of London School Boys Day London EC4V 3AL www.clsb.org.uk assessment in Jan of Y6 Butterfly Lane Elstree Borehamwood 020 8266 1700 Register by mid November the Haberdashers’ Aske’s School Boys Day Herts WD6 3AF www.habsboys.org.uk year before entry 13+ Register by 1st Nov (in yr 6) 2 years prior to entry. Pre test in Jan Hanworth Road of Y6, followed by interview. 11+ Hampton 020 8979 5526 assessment in Jan of Y6. Boys Hampton School Boys Day Middx TW12 3HD www.hamptonschool.org.uk can't do both 11+ & 13+. 13+ Register before 30 Nov one Sandy Lodge year in advance. Interview in June Northwood 01923 820644 of Y7. Assessment in Jan of Y8. Merchant Taylors' School Boys Day Middx HA6 2HT www.mtsn.org.uk 11+ assessment in Jan of Y6 Church Road Ashford 01784 266933 13+ Register by early Dec the year St James Independent School Boys Day Middx TW15 3DZ www.stjamesschool.co.uk before entry (Common Entrance) Register by 30 November the year Middle Road before entry.13+ & 11+ Harrow 020 8872 8400 assessment in Jan followed by The John Lyon School Boys Day Middlesex HA2 0HN www.johnlyon.org interview The information contained in this list is for guidance only. Please, always check directly with the schools concerned for the most up to date information. 2 Boys Day Girls Day Co-ed Day School Name Boarding Address Tel No / Website Registration Dates Deadline for registering is May Lonsdale Road 020 8748 9162 four years prior to entry. 13+ pre St Paul's School Boys Day London SW13 9JT www.stpaulsschool.org.uk test in autumn of Y6 1 High Street Register preferably before child is Harrow on the Hill 020 8872 8007 10 years. 13+ pre test in autumn of Harrow School Boys Boarding Middx HA1 3HW www.harrowschool.org.uk Y6 17 Dean's Yard Boys Day & Westminster 020 7963 1003 13+ Register before Year 6. 13+ Westminster School Boarding London SW1P 3PB www.westminster.org.uk pre test in Y6 70 London Road Kingston-upon-Thames 020 8546 5875 11+ Register by end Nov the year Kingston Grammar School Co-ed Day Surrey KT2 6PY www.kgs.org.uk before entry King Street Hammersmith 0845 6385800 11+ entry - Register by mid Latymer Upper School Co-ed Day London W6 9LR www.latymer-upper.org November the year before entry 13+ Pre-test and interview 21 Pope's Villa Cross months before entry. From Sept Deep Twickenham 020 8891 6264 2018 there will only be 11+ Radnor House Co-ed Day Middx TW1 4QG www.radnorhouse.org entry. The information contained in this list is for guidance only. Please, always check directly with the schools concerned for the most up to date information. 3 Boys Day Girls Day Co-ed Day School Name Boarding Address Tel No / Website Registration Dates 54 Eaton Rise 11+ & 13+ entry - Register by end Ealing 020 8862 2000 November the year before entry. St Benedict's School Co-ed Day London W5 2ES wwwstbenedicts.org.uk Jan assessment and interview 11+ entry - Register by mid Lonsdale Road 020 8748 6117 November the year before entry, The Harrodian School Co-ed Day London SW13 9QN www.harrodian.com 13+ pre-test in Y6 Co-ed Day & Elstree 01923 858122 11+ & 13+ Registration as early as Aldenham School Boarding Herts WD6 3AJ www.aldenham.com possible. No actual deadline given Beaulieu Drive Pinner 020 8868 2346 Register by mid November the Heathfield School Girls Day Middx HA5 1NB www.hea.gdst.net year before entry The information contained in this list is for guidance only. Please, always check directly with the schools concerned for the most up to date information. 4 Boys Day Girls Day Co-ed Day School Name Boarding Address Tel No / Website Registration Dates 22-24 Pont Street 020 7235 2855 Register by Autumn Term the year More House School Girls Day London SW1X 0AA www.morehouse.org.uk before entry Maxwell Road Northwood 01923 825446 Register by mid November the Northwood College Girls Day Middx HA6 2YE www.northwoodcollege.co.uk year before entry 2 Cleveland Road Ealing 020 8991 2165 Register by mid November the Notting Hill & Ealing High School Girls Day London W13 8AX www.nhehs.gdst.net year before entry 35 Putney Hill 020 8788 4886 Register by mid November the Putney High School Girls Day London SW15 6BH www.put.gdst.net year before entry Hillcrest Road Ealing 020 8997 2022 St Augustine's Priory Girls Day London W5 2JL www.staugustinespriory.org.uk Exams January before entry Eastbury Road Northwood Middx 01923 843210 Register by mid November the St Helen's School Girls Day HA6 3AS www.sthelensnorthwood.co.uk year before entry 020 7348 1748 Earsby Street www.stjamesschools.co.uk/seniorg Register by mid November the St James Senior Girls' School Girls Day London W14 8SH irls year before entry Brook Green Hammersmith 020 7603 2288 Register by mid November the St Paul's Girls' School Girls Day London W6 7BS www.spgs.org year before entry Iffley Road Hammersmith 020 8741 1936 Register by mid November the The Godolphin & Latymer School Girls Day London W6 0PG www.godolphinandlatymer.com year before entry The information contained in this list is for guidance only. Please, always check directly with the schools concerned for the most up to date information. 5.
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