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Wetherby School

London, Kensington and Chelsea, Greater London · W2 4ED

A small pre-prep for boys in Kensington and Chelsea, Wetherby School takes pupils from the age of two through to eight, when it prepares them for the 11+ and onward moves. With around 330 boys on roll, it is a compact and tightly focused community led by Headmaster Paul David. The Independent Schools Inspectorate awarded its highest grade of "excellent" for both education quality and personal development, and judged the school compliant with regulatory standards. It suits families seeking an early-years and pre-prep setting where boys are guided towards competitive senior school entry.

330

Pupils

excellent

ISI

£32,970

Day fees / yr

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Overview & data

Gender: Boys
Type: independent (fee-paying) school
Age range: 2-8
Pupils: 330
Location: London, Kensington and Chelsea, Greater London
Website: https://www.wetherbyschool.co.uk/
Telephone: 0207 7279581

Headteacher

Headmaster Paul David

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Teaching & academics

Inspectors rated the quality of pupils' academic and other achievements as "excellent", a reassuring marker for parents with selective schools in mind. The school provides for boys with additional needs, with just over 16 per cent receiving SEN support, indicating a willingness to accommodate a range of learners within a small setting.

Learning support & SEN

SEN support: 16.36%
EHC plans: 0.31%

Ethos & heritage

Boarding: No

Mobile phone policy

The use of personal electronic devices by staff or visitors for any purpose when in the company of children is prohibited. This applies to situations both on-site and off-site (eg on trips). When in the presence of children, personal electronic devices should be kept out of sight of pupils (eg in a draw, bag or jacket pocket) and set to silent. In an emergency, personal calls can be directed to the school's landline number so that a message can be relayed to the member of staff.