Tram House School

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School summary

Founded in 2000, Tram House School is an independent day school in Wandsworth, and one of the smaller settings of its kind in the area, with around 63 pupils on roll. The mixed school admits children at 11 and is inspected by the Independent Schools Inspectorate. Its intimate scale means children are taught within a tight-knit community where staff are likely to know each pupil well. The school is currently led by interim head Corey Bulmer.

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Teaching & academics

Entry is available at age 11, and the school operates an 11+ admissions process. With such a small roll, classes are necessarily compact, which can suit families looking for close attention and a personal approach to learning.

Interim head · Corey Bulmer

School life & ethos

Founded
2000
Religious character
None
Boarding
No
SEN support
0%
EHC plans
100%

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Tram House School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.