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Current Information LEAVERS’ DESTINATIONS 2012-17 current information DESTINATION SCHOOLS OFFERS & SCHOLARSHIPS FEES BUS ROUTES TERM DATES 2017 18 LEAVERS’ DESTINATIONS 2012-17 Senior school 2012 13 14 15 16 17 Senior school 2012 13 14 15 16 17 ACS, Cobham 1 1 King’s College School 1 Alleyn’s School 1 Kingston Grammar School 1 1 Ardingly College 1 1 1 1 Lancing College 1 Bedales School 1 1 1 Manor House School 1 Benenden School 1 Marlborough College 1 1 1 Bethany School 1 Millfield School 1 Box Hill School 2 2 2 2 1 Milton Abbey School 2 1 Bradfield College 6 3 2 2 8 5 Prior’s Field School 1 1 Brighton College 8 5 3 6 Reed’s School 2 2 5 5 7 Bryanston 1 1 Sherborne School 1 Charterhouse 1 1 4 St. Edward’s School, Oxford 1 1 Cheltenham Ladies’ College 1 St. George’s College, Weybridge 1 3 2 1 1 City of London Freemen’s School 1 St. John’s School, Leatherhead 11 10 7 9 12 6 Cranleigh School 4 3 8 5 1 4 St. Teresa’s 2 Duke of Kent 1 Seaford College 1 Epsom College 11 10 7 6 12 Sherbourne 1 Eton College 1 1 Tring Park 1 The Hall School, Wimbledon 1 1 Truro School 1 Halliford School 1 Wellington College 2 5 1 3 5 3 Hampton School 1 1 1 Whitgift 1 1 The Harrodian School 1 Winston Churchill 1 Harrow School 3 Woldingham School 1 2 Hurstpierpoint College 1 1 Worth 2 3 1 3 SENIOR SCHOOL OFFERS & SCHOLARSHIPS 2014-17 Scholarship totals 2014 16 2015 22 2016 19 2017 21 Senior school offers acceptancesScholarships Senior school offers acceptancesScholarships Ardingly College 2 1 1 Art Epsom College 37 25 16 All Rounder, Art, 2 x Art Exhibition, Music, 4 x Drama, 3 x Sport, Bedales School 1 1 2 x Sport Exhibition, DT Exhibition, Bethany School 1 1 HM Award Box Hill School 6 5 1 Sport Eton College 1 1 Bradfield College 19 15 5 Dr Gray All Rounder, 2 x Sport, Frensham Heights 1 0 All Rounder (Drama & Sport) Hampton School 4 1 2 All Rounder, Sport Performing Arts (Exhibition) Harrow School 3 3 Brighton College 13 6 5 3 x Academic, Drama, Sport Hurstpierpoint College 1 1 1 Music Bryanston 1 1 King’s College School 1 1 Charterhouse 8 5 2 Design & Innovation, Music Exhibition Kingston Grammar School 2 1 Cheltenham Ladies’ College 1 1 1 Academic Lord Wandsworth College 3 0 City of London Freemen’s School 2 1 1 Music Manor House School 1 1 1 Music Cranleigh School 16 10 3 2 x Eric Abbot Award, Sport Marlborough College 1 1 Duke of Kent 1 0 2 All Rounder, Performing Arts Prior’s Field School 1 1 1 Academic Exhibition Emmanuel School 1 1 1 Music continued SENIOR SCHOOL OFFERS FEES & SCHOLARSHIPS continued Termly fees from September 2017 Senior school offers acceptancesScholarships Main School - Boarding £ 6,780 Reed’s School 18 17 5 Art, Drama, 2 x Sport, Sport Exhibition 4 nights a week, Monday – Thursday inclusive. Flexi-boarding options are available. Sherborne School 2 1 St. Edward’s School, Oxford 3 2 2 Sport, Sport Exhibition Main School - Day £ 5,580 St. George’s School, Ascot 1 0 1 English Exhibition St. George’s College, Weybridge 3 2 3 2 x Academic, Music Pre-Prep - Day £ 3,800 St. John’s School, Leatherhead 51 27 12 All Rounder, Art, 2 x Music, 6 x Sport Nursery £ 2,035 St. Paul’s School 1 0 5 mornings: 08:15 – 12:00 St. Teresa’s 4 2 3 Academic, All Rounder, Music Stowe School 2 0 Nursery additional afternoons Surbiton High School 3 0 12:00 – 15:30 The Hall School, Wimbledon 1 1 1 afternoon per week £ 353 2 afternoons per week £ 706 Truro School 1 1 1 Drama 3 afternoons per week £ 1,059 Wellington College 17 11 3 Academic Exhibition, 2 x Sport 4 afternoons per week £ 1,412 Whitgift School 1 1 1 Music Exhibition 5 afternoons per week £ 1,765 Woldingham School 1 1 Worth 3 3 3 Academic, Art, Drama Subject to annual review SCHOOL BUS SERVICE 2017-18 School coach and minibus routes Wimbledon Esher Route Wimbledon War Memorial Mornings: Coombe Lane - lay by next to the A3 junction: SW20 0RJ Café Rouge, Portsmouth Road: KT10 9AD Portsmouth Rd - bus lay-by near Claremont Avenue: KT10 9HX Southfields (& Putney) Route Afternoons: Viewfield Road - junction with Melrose Road: SW18 1NA Portsmouth Rd - bus lay-by near Claremont Avenue: KT10 9HX Rusholme Road - junction with Dromore Road: SW15 3JZ Co-op Shop, Hampton Court Way: KT7 0JW Genoa Ave - by roundabout with Chartfield Avenue: SW15 6DX Howards Lane - junction with Gwendolen Avenue: SW15 6EU If you require further information about routes or buses please contact Mrs Liz Hurst-Frost,Operations Assistant Putney Route on 01932 862264 ext. 246 Charlwood Road - just past Chelverton Road: SW15 1PE or email [email protected] Genoa Avenue - by roundabout with Chartfield Avenue: SW15 6EU Additional routes are considered according to demand. TERM DATES 2017/18 2018/19 AUTUMN TERM AUTUMN TERM Term starts Tuesday 5 September 7pm (Boarders return) Term starts Wednesday 5 September 7pm (Boarders return) Wednesday 6 September 8:10am (Day pupils return) Thursday 6 September 8:10am (Day pupils return) Half-term Friday 20 October 4pm Half-term Friday 19 October 4pm Monday 6 November 8:10am (pupils return) Monday 5 November 8:10am (pupils return) Term ends Wednesday 13 December 2pm Term ends Wednesday 12 December 2pm SPRING TERM SPRING TERM Term starts Monday 8 January 7pm (Boarders return) Term starts Monday 7 January 7pm (Boarders return) Tuesday 9 January 8:10am (Day pupils return) Tuesday 8 January 8:10am (Day pupils return) Half-term Friday 9 February 4pm Half-term Friday 8 February 4pm Monday 19 February 8.10am (pupils return) Monday 18 February 8:10am (pupils return) Term ends Friday 23 March 4pm Term ends Friday 22 March 4pm SUMMER TERM SUMMER TERM Term starts Tuesday 17 April 7pm (Boarders return) Term starts Tuesday 16 April 7pm (Boarders return) Wednesday 18 April 8:10am (Day pupils return) Wednesday 17 April 8:10am (Day pupils return) Bank Holiday Friday 4 May 12:30pm Bank Holiday Friday 3 May 12:30pm Tuesday 8 May 8:10am (pupils return) Tuesday 7 May 8:10am (pupils return) Half-term Friday 25 May 4pm Half-term Friday 24 May 4pm Monday 4 June 8:10am (pupils return) Monday 3 June 8.10am (pupils return) CE exams Tuesday 5 - Friday 8 June CE exams Tuesday 4 - Friday 7 June Term ends Saturday 7 July 2pm Term ends Saturday 6 July 2pm These dates and times are provisional and may be subject to change. 2017 18.
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