Next school

Next School

Over the years Seahorse Nursery has developed good working relationships with many of the schools which we feed in to – both independent preparatory schools and local primary schools. Choosing you child’s next school can be a daunting task; we would always recommend that you attend open days and evenings to get a feel for the environment and teaching style. Children thrive in different conditions and as a parent you may feel strongly about access to outdoor space, specific aspects of the curriculum, class size or school ethos. It’s worth working out what is important to you before visiting so you have a clear idea about what you’re looking for and can ask pertinent questions during your tour.

What you can do to find out more:

visit the school – most schools have open days and evenings
read the school’s most recent Ofsted reports
check school league tables, which include exam results
talk to other parents about what they think of the school – if you have a particular school you’d like to know about we can link you with any existing parents who have siblings there

Independent Schools

Co-educational/Mixed sex Independent and Preparatory Schools

Broomwood School – http://broomwood.co.uk/

Hurlingham School – https://www.hurlinghamschool.co.uk/

Ibstock Place School – https://www.ibstockplaceschool.co.uk/prep

Merlin School – http://www.merlinschool.net/

Prospect House – https://www.prospecths.org.uk/

The Roche School – http://therocheschool.com/

Thomas’s – http://www.thomas-s.co.uk/

Wandsworth Prep School – http://www.wandsworthprep.com/

Girls

Falcons School for Girls – https://www.falconsgirls.co.uk/

Putney High School – http://www.putneyhigh.gdst.net/

The Study Prep School – http://www.thestudyprep.co.uk/

Wimbledon High School – http://www.wimbledonhigh.gdst.net/

Boys

Rokeby School – https://www.rokebyschool.co.uk/

Willington Independent Prep School – http://www.willingtonschool.co.uk/

Wimbledon Common Prep School – http://www.wimbledoncommonprep.co.uk/

State Primary Schools

How to apply – all primary schools have admission criteria to decide which children get places. The school or local council usually set these and the criteria are different for each school. For example, schools may give priority to children:

who have a brother or sister at the school already
who live close to the school
from a particular religion (for faith schools)
in care or being looked after (all schools must have this as a top priority)
who are eligible for the pupil premium
Your local council can give you a booklet about schools’ criteria and how to apply.
Children with special educational needs (SEN)

If your child has SEN their statement or education, health and care plan will recommend a school for them. If you apply there, the school must give your child a place.

Borough of Wandsworth:

Albemarle Primary – http://www.albemarle.wandsworth.sch.uk/

Floreat School – http://www.floreat.org.uk/

Our Lady Queen of Heaven RC – http://www.ourladyqueenofheaven.wandsworth.sch.uk/

Riversdale Primary – http://www.riversdaleschool.org.uk/

Ronald Ross Primary – http://www.ronaldross.org.uk/

Sheringdale Primary – http://www.sheringdale.org/

Southmead Primary – http://www.southmeadschool.co.uk/

St Michael’s Church of England Primary – http://www.stmichaels.wandsworth.sch.uk/

Borough of Merton:

Bishop Gilpin Church of England Primary – http://www.bishopgilpin.org/

Wimbledon Park Primary – http://www.wimbledonpark.merton.sch.uk