Kew House
School summary
Founded in 2013, Kew House is a relatively young independent school in Hounslow that has quickly established itself, earning an 'excellent' rating from the ISI for both education and personal development. Co-educational and non-selective in size band terms, it takes pupils from 11 through to 18, with a sixth form of around 143. With 557 on roll, it remains a medium-sized school where breadth of provision sits alongside a notable willingness to support different learners. Notably, around 43% of pupils receive some form of SEN support, suggesting a school comfortable with a wide range of needs.
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Latest results
GCSE grade 9-7
32%
National average 23%
A-level A*-B
64%
National average 55%
Inspection reports
- ISI rating
- excellent
- ISI personal development
- excellent
- Last inspected
- 11 November 2025
Teaching & academics
Results sit comfortably above national benchmarks: 32% of GCSE grades are 9-7 against a national average of 23%, and 64% of A-level entries reach A*-B compared with 55% nationally. The curriculum is broad, offering GCSE, A-level, BTEC and the EPQ, which gives pupils both academic and more applied routes. Popular subjects span the sciences, mathematics, humanities and creative and technical fields such as Design and Technology and Computing, with Spanish and German available as languages.
Languages
GCSE subjects
Headmaster · Mr Will Williams
Sixth form
- Sixth-form pupils
- 143
A-level subjects
Qualifications offered
Beyond the classroom
Rowing is the school's main sport, a distinctive feature for a London day school. Scholarships across academic, art, music, sport, drama, design technology and technology routes signal the breadth of talents the school looks to nurture.
Main sports
School life & ethos
- Founded
- 2013
- Religious character
- None
- Boarding
- No
- SEN support
- 43.14%
- EHC plans
- 1.08%
Mobile phone policy
During teaching hours, the use of mobile devices in school (without explicit consent and supervision from a teacher) is not permitted. Mobile devices must be switched off on the school site during normal school hours, including break and lunch times. Any pupil who needs to contact a parent during normal school hours may use the school telephone system with authorisation from a member of staff. Mobile devices may be used on the school site outside normal lesson times for communication purposes only.
Fees & bursaries
- Day fees (per year)
- £31,525
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Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.