We are a thriving, purposeful community combining over 180 years of experience with innovation. Inspirational teaching of a broad curriculum, a rich co-curricular programme, wonderful facilities and close partnerships between families and staff are key to our success and academic achievement. In our supportive and stimulating setting, girls flourish and grow confident in their own abilities.
Head's name:
Ms Louise Chamberlain (Headmistress)
ISC associations: GSA, AGBIS, ISBA, IAPS
Religious affiliation: All Faiths
Day/boarding type: Day
Gender profile: Girls (some boys)
Size: 542
Day fees per term:
£1,152
to £7,870
(excl VAT)
Scholarships & bursaries:
Available
ISC reference number:
44405
DfE reference number:
886 / 6054
Boys - age range & pupil numbers:
Day: 0 to 0 (8)
Girls - age range & pupil numbers:
Day: 2 to 19 (534)
Sixth Form: (100)
The Senior School offers means-tested bursaries to enable girls from families facing financial limitations to benefit from a Walthamstow Hall education. Bursary applications are examined on a case-by-case basis and offered on a sliding scale dependent on the value of a family’s income and assets. Founders’ bursaries, offering up to 100% of tuition fees across 11+, 13+ and 16+ school entry are available for families in the greatest need. Parents whose daughters are in receipt of a Founder’s Bursary are asked to pay a nominal fee of £50 per term. Subject to meeting the School’s basic academic admission requirements, bursaries are agreed, subject to available funding, where a pupil would not otherwise be able to take up a place at the School because of the financial situation of a parent or guardian, thus widening access to a Walthamstow Hall education. The School also provides means-tested hardship bursaries for the families of existing pupils that have fallen on hard times wherever possible. Missionary daughters are educated free of charge where their parents are working in a foreign mission field.
The Senior School also offers financial Awards to girls who show exceptional promise academically or in sport, drama and art. There are two types of Award; ‘Exhibitions’ are Awards worth a value of up to 24% of tuition fees and ‘Scholarships’ are Awards worth between 25 and 50% of tuition fees. Students wishing to apply for Awards are assessed by examination, interview and, where appropriate, audition/practical assessment. Awards worth 5-25% of the value of annual fees is usually the norm, but combined scholarships of a value up to 50% of the fees are also offered to very exceptional students. Recipients of Awards are referred to as ‘scholars’.
Currently 46 girls benefit from bursary support, with 19 on 90% or above support. A further 146 girls have been awarded Scholarships ranging from 5 - 50% off fees.
Disclaimer: Data is provided by the school, ISC is not responsible for inaccuracies