Lord Wandsworth College

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School summary

Founded in 1912 and set in rural Hook, Lord Wandsworth College carries an unusual charitable purpose at its heart: the Lord Wandsworth Foundation supports pupils who have been bereaved or who face other difficult family circumstances, offering up to 110% of fees and boarding. With 706 pupils across the 11-18 range and a notably generous pupil-to-teacher ratio of around 7, this is a medium-sized day and boarding school where individual attention is structurally built in. The Independent Schools Inspectorate rated the school good overall, with personal development judged excellent and all compliance standards met. The headmaster is Mr Adam Williams.

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Latest results

GCSE grade 9-7

47%

National average 23%

A-level A*-A

50%

National average 28%

A-level A*-B

81%

National average 55%

Inspection reports

ISI rating
good
ISI personal development
excellent
Last inspected
12 December 2024
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Teaching & academics

Pupils sit GCSEs and A-levels, with BTEC and the EPQ broadening the offer beyond conventional exams. At A-level, half of entries reach A*-A and 81% reach A*-B, suggesting solid sixth-form outcomes across popular subjects such as Psychology, Physics, Mathematics and History. The school's headline GCSE figures sit below national averages on the standard government measures, but the high proportion of pupils on SEN support, over 41%, points to a community that takes in a wide range of learning needs and warrants looking past a single statistic.

Languages

FrenchSpanish

GCSE subjects

SpanishReligious StudiesPhysicsPhysical EducationLatinHistoryFrenchDramaDesign & TechnologyComputer StudiesChemistryBiologyArt & Design

Headmaster · Mr Adam Williams

Sixth form

Sixth-form pupils
192

A-level subjects

PsychologyPhysicsMathematicsHistoryGovernment and PoliticsEnglish LiteratureEconomicsDrama and Theatre StudiesChemistryBusiness StudiesBiologyArt and Design

Qualifications offered

A-levelBTECEPQ

Beyond the classroom

Sport runs deep here, with rugby, netball, cricket, hockey and football all part of the picture. Scholarships span academic work, sport, art, drama, music, dance and design and technology, reflecting where the school invests its energy beyond the classroom. The phased mobile phone policy, restrictive in the younger years and easing through the school, signals a deliberate approach to focus and boarding life.

Main sports

RugbyNetballCricketHockeyFootball

School life & ethos

Founded
1912
Religious character
None
Boarding
Yes
SEN support
41.36%
EHC plans
1.13%

Mobile phone policy

First and second form pupils not permitted phones. Third form not permitted phones for first half of autumn term. Thereafter phones invisible during school day 8.30am-6pm; can be used in boarding houses, sixth form centre, weekends (apart from mealtimes), and prep if authorised. Confiscated if visible outside these bounds.

Fees & bursaries

Day fees (per year)
£31,752 - £37,332
Boarding fees (per year)
£45,648 - £52,920
Bursaries up to
110% of fees

Lord Wandsworth Foundation supports those bereaved or facing other challenging circumstances, offering up to 110% of fees and boarding

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Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.