The Charitable Trust which runs the College has a policy of keeping the parents’ commitment as low as possible.

Termly Fees

The day to day running costs of the College are covered by the Termly Fees payable on or before the first day of each term in advance for each child. As from 1st September 2019 these will be as follows:

• Senior School – £4,462 per term
• Infant & Junior School – £3,112 per term

The termly fees are subject to review annually by the Board of Governors. A full term’s notice of any changes to termly fee levels will be given.

Compulsory Additional Costs

The following costs are additional to the termly fees:

• Senior School lunches £239 per term
• Infant & Junior School lunches £207 per term
• Fees for external examinations for which pupils are entered are payable before the start of the term in which the examinations take place
• Some books required by A Level and GCSE pupils are chargeable
• Parents should also take into consideration the cost of providing the College uniform

Sibling Discounts

A 5% discount on termly fees is available for the second child of the same immediate family, rising to 10% for the third and subsequent children provided they are attending the school concurrently.

Optional Supplemental Charges

There are a number of non-compulsory insurance schemes available to parents:

• Fees Refund Scheme
  • Information for Existing Members
  • Information for New Pupils
• Pupil’s Personal Effects
  • Information for Existing Members
  • Information for New Pupils
  • Pupils’ Personal Effects Insurance Product Information Document
  • Pupils’ Personal Effects Insurance Scheme – Questions and Answers

Please note that a full term’s notice is required for withdrawal from any of these schemes.

In addition to the schemes listed above, the College participates in a Personal Accident Scheme for pupils that is already included in the termly Fees.

• Pupils’ £600k Personal Accident Scheme Product Information Document
• Pupils’ Personal Accident Insurance Scheme – Questions and Answers