MixedIndependent

Radnor House Sevenoaks

Kent, South East · TN14 6AE

A relatively young independent school founded in 2016, Radnor House Sevenoaks educates around 369 pupils across a broad 2-18 age range in Kent. It is a mixed, day-only school of medium size, with a smaller sixth form of 73 pupils. The Independent Schools Inspectorate rated it good for both education and personal development, and found it met all compliance requirements. Families considering entry at 11 should note that academic, art, drama, music and sport scholarships are offered, alongside some means-tested bursaries.

369

Pupils

good

ISI

£29,700

Day fees / yr

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Overview & data

Gender: Mixed
Type: independent (fee-paying) school
Age range: 2-18
Pupils: 369
Location: Kent, South East
Website: www.radnor-sevenoaks.org
Telephone: 01959 563720

Entrance & admissions

Entry age: 11

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Headteacher

Head David Paton

Latest results

Attainment 8

52.2

National average 46.9

GCSE grade 5+ (English & Maths)

81%

National average 47%

GCSE grade 9-7

41%

A-level A*-A

25%

A-level A*-B

53%

Teaching & academics

Results sit comfortably above national benchmarks at GCSE: the average Attainment 8 score of 52.2 outpaces the national average of 46.9, and 81% of pupils secure grade 5 or above in English and Maths against a national figure of 47%. Around 41% of GCSE grades fall in the 9-7 range, and at A-level a quarter of entries reach A*-A with just over half at A*-B. Mathematics, Economics and the sciences feature among the popular sixth-form choices, with French and Spanish offered as languages and an EPQ available to extend independent study. With 15.6% of pupils on SEN support, the school clearly accommodates a range of learning needs.

Sixth form

Sixth-form pupils: 73

Popular A-level subjects

MathematicsEconomicsGeographyEnglish LiteraturePsychologySociologySpanishComputer Studies

Qualifications offered

GCSEA-levelEPQ

Learning support & SEN

SEN support: 15.61%
EHC plans: 0.39%

Arts & extracurricular

Scholarships

AcademicArtDramaMusicSport

Languages

FrenchSpanish

Popular GCSE subjects

English LanguageEnglish LiteratureMathematicsGeographyHistoryFrenchSpanishPhysical EducationBusiness StudiesArt & DesignComputer StudiesReligious StudiesDrama & Theatre Studies

Beyond the classroom

Scholarships in art, drama, music and sport point to provision beyond the classroom, and Drama & Theatre Studies appears as a popular subject choice. The breadth of GCSE options, from Business Studies to Religious Studies, suggests a varied curriculum.

Ethos & heritage

Founded: 2016
Boarding: No

Mobile phone policy

Pupils must switch off mobile phones on arrival; senior pupils place phones in lockers; prep pupils hand phones to prep school office

Money matters

Day fees (per year): £27,300 - £29,700

Some means-tested bursaries available

Inspection reports

ISI rating: good
ISI personal development: good
Last inspected: 11 November 2025

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The last word

A young school already delivering GCSE results well above the national average, suited to day families seeking strong academic outcomes within a broad age range.

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