Films & Virtual Tour

As Ben Evans, Headmaster, explains, Windlesham House School is one of the UK’s oldest boarding schools and has a long and distinguished history of full boarding and weekly and flexible ‘flexi’ boarding are popular too, not forgetting the very important role day pupils play in the Windlesham community.

Mel Clark, House Parent, explains how the ‘House Parents’ support the children in their House and celebrate their achievements. When children join Windlesham they not only become a lifelong member of the wider Windlesham community but a strong member of one of 6 School Houses at Windlesham for the time they are at the school.

Staff and pupils constantly sing the praises of food, glorious food at Windlesham House School… our Chef Manager Jonno Johnstone explains how he and his team ensure they are so well catered for.

Some of the girls who board at Windlesham House School and Alice Wright, Head of Girls’ Boarding, explain what life is like for full, weekly and flexible ‘flexi’ boarders in the Girls’ Boarding House.

Adam Pearson, Head of Boys’ Boarding, and a former day pupil who has recently decided to board explain what life is like for full, weekly and flexible ‘flexi’ boarders in the Boys’ Boarding House at Windlesham House School.

One of our pupils explains why she boards and the flexible ‘flexi’ boarding experience at Windlesham House School.

Jack Scullion, Assistant Head of Boys’ Boarding, gives an insight into the wonderful boarding experience at Windlesham, introducing the fantastic boarding facilities (including comfy play areas, the lounge with movie projector for movie nights and the dormitories) and explains the evening routine which culminates in lights-out and a story played through ceiling speakers.

Tour the Boys’ Boarding House and meet Adam Pearson, Head of Boys’ Boarding.

Melody, Year 7 tells us about her experience coming to Windlesham.

Jon Farrer, Assistant Head Pastoral & Designated Safeguarding Lead, explains what we do here at Windlesham to create a safe environment for each individual.

Melody, Year 7 tells us in Mandarin about her experience coming to Windlesham.