Admissions

A very warm welcome from the admissions team.

Dear Families,

You might have noticed already that we do things a little differently at Windlesham.
As a non-selective school, our admissions process is bespoke and focuses on the needs of each child and their family, over solely academic scoring.

The team and I are available year-round to answer any questions you may have – no matter how big or small. New pupils will normally join at the beginning of a school term, in September, January or April, however, we do occasionally accept applications at other times in the school year depending on circumstances.

We very much look forward to welcoming your family to Windlesham.

Gilly Prichard

Admissions Manager
Telephone: +44 (0)7719 328396

Our admissions process

Visit Windlesham

Our first step is to invite you in to visit the school and be shown around by some of our current pupils, giving you an inside glimpse into what life at Windlesham. Feel free to ask them plenty of questions - they love to chat about their adventures and what life as both a day and boarding student at Windlesham is really like, giving you a good understanding of the school.

Finding out a bit more

For us to find out more about your child, we will request CAT4 scores to give us an indication of their current academic levels and a recent school report for insight into how we could support them as a pupil at Windlesham both in an educational and pastoral sense.

Taster day

The next stage is to register and then we’ll arrange a taster day or overnight stay (depending on whether boarding is an option) and your child will be allocated a host from the same house. Their host will ensure they are happy and experiencing all parts of the school.

Offers

Places are offered on the basis of the 'Taster' visit, the informal assessment, a School Report and CAT4 scores (if available). If an offer is made a completed contract and deposit will be required to confirm a place.

Place confirmed

Once a place is confirmed entry is usually the beginning of the Autumn term in September, the Spring term in January or the Summer term in April - in certain circumstances we do accept applications at other times during the acadmeic year.

Joining

The admissions team will provide all the details you need to ensure your families transition to Windlesham is a smooth one. We have an on-line portal that provides easy access to the information you need and our team are available to answer any questions you might have.

Dates for your diary

Upcoming events and open days

Open morning for all ages

Saturday 3 October 2020 9.30am

Private Tour

Leavers' Destinations

As a school with a non-selective admissions policy we are very proud of the tremendous success achieved by our pupils, each fulfilling their own potential during their time at Windlesham.

100% of our Leavers win places at their senior schools of choice and about 25% of pupils normally win scholarships including, last year, two Eton King’s Scholarship awards.

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Fees

The Windlesham House School fees schedule given on the Fees page for the academic year 2019-2020.

If you have any questions about the school fees please don't hesitate to contact our Admissions Team on telephone: +44 (0)7719 328396 or email: admissions@windlesham.com

You may also be interested to read about our Scholarships.

Pre-Prep Fees

Day Fees

Boarding Fees

Starting School In September 2020

I am pleased to outline some of the preparations that are underway for the start of school in September.

We have created a document with an introduction by our new Headmaster Ben Evans, providing an overview of how we are seeking to manage the return to school in terms of practical implementations and the strategies we are seeking to employ to mitigate the risks of Covid-19, please click on the link to view the document: ‘A Safe Return to Windlesham‘

Whilst there is still much to plan and these are somewhat uncertain times, we are very optimistic about the new academic year and the return of the children to Windlesham. We hope that this assists you with your planning and you too can look forward to an exciting autumn term. There will be a greater level of detail in our follow up communication later in August. This will include a pupils’ guide which will reassure the children and help them adapt.

Mr A Nuttall, Deputy Headmaster