Hampton Court House

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School summary

Set in East Molesey within the borough of Richmond upon Thames, Hampton Court House is a small independent school of around 340 mixed pupils, founded in 2001. Its modest scale, including a sixth form of just 45, allows for an intimate, individually focused approach. Languages run deep here, with both French and Chinese taught, and a quarter of pupils receive some form of SEN support, suggesting a school accustomed to tailoring its provision. Led by Principal Katherine Vintiner, it offers GCSEs, A-levels and the EPQ, and is inspected by the ISI.

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Latest results

GCSE grade 9-7

61%

National average 23%

A-level A*-A

35%

National average 28%

Teaching & academics

Results sit well above national benchmarks: 61% of GCSE grades reach 9-7, against a national average of 23%, while 35% of A-levels are awarded A*-A compared with 28% nationally. The GCSE curriculum is notably broad, spanning sciences, languages, psychology, drama and the visual arts, with strengths in mathematics and computing carrying through to A-level. The EPQ adds scope for independent research, useful preparation for university-level study.

Languages

FrenchChinese

GCSE subjects

PsychologyPhysicsGeographyFrenchEnglish LiteratureEnglish LanguageDrama & Theatre StudiesChineseChemistryBiologyArt & Design (Photography)Art & Design (Fine Art)

Principal · Katherine Vintiner

Sixth form

Sixth-form pupils
45

Popular A-level subjects

MathematicsComputer Studies/Computing

Qualifications offered

A-levelEPQ

Beyond the classroom

Music and academic achievement are both recognised through dedicated scholarships, signalling where the school invests its energies beyond the classroom.

School life & ethos

Founded
2001
Religious character
None
Boarding
No
SEN support
25.13%
EHC plans
0.8%

Mobile phone policy

Yondr pouches for years 5-11; more lenient rules for sixth form students who are allowed to have and use phones.

Fees & bursaries

Day fees (per year)
£20,808 - £29,448

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Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.