Norwegian School in London

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School summary

With just 18 pupils on roll, the Norwegian School in London is among the smallest independent schools in Merton. Its tiny size means classes are intimate and pupils are well known to staff, an environment that suits families looking for close individual attention rather than the scale of a larger institution. The school is mixed, non-denominational and takes pupils from age 11. It is led by Head Mrs Genevieve Mackenzie and inspected by the ISI.

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Teaching & academics

The school accepts pupils at 11 through an 11+ entry point. With so small a roll, teaching is necessarily delivered in compact groups, allowing a high degree of personal contact between staff and pupils.

Head · Mrs Genevieve Mackenzie

School life & ethos

Religious character
None
Boarding
No

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A very small, fee-paying school in Merton where each of its handful of pupils is closely known. Best suited to families who value an intimate setting over scale.

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Norwegian School in London 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.