Reddam House Berkshire

The school’s philosophy is built upon three pillars: Academic Excellence, Performing and Creative Arts, and Sport. It promotes a growth mindset that values effort, reflection, and independent thinking, aiming to nurture students into self-motivated, resilient, and confident individuals. The community is founded on the values of respect, responsibility, integrity, kindness, courage, and ambition.

The school offers an enriched UK curriculum from the Early Learning School through to the Sixth Form. The Early Learning programme follows a Reggio Emilia-inspired approach for children aged 3 months to 4+ years, incorporating specialist lessons in music, dance, drama, sport, visual arts, and French. Senior students follow pathways leading to GCSE and A-Level qualifications, supported by a cycle test programme and advanced technological tools.

Reddam House Berkshire consistently achieves academic results significantly above the UK national average at both GCSE and A-Level. Over 90% of students secure places at their first-choice universities globally. In 2022, the school was rated 'Excellent' in all areas and 'Outstanding' in the Early Years Foundation Stage by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI).

The school employs a child-centric approach, providing tailored support and guidance to students at every stage of their education. The award-winning CHEX (Challenge and Extension for all) Programme is implemented to ensure that both pupils and teachers can advance their skills and knowledge. Additionally, students receive specialist university and career counselling to assist with future academic and professional planning.

Reddam House Berkshire welcomes students from 3 months to 18 years of age, with boarding options available for students aged 11 to 18. Prospective families are encouraged to enquire via the school's website to begin the admissions process, which includes opportunities for personalised tours and open days. The school provides comprehensive information regarding fees, registration, and deposits through its dedicated admissions documentation.

The school operates on a three-term structure: Autumn, Spring, and Summer. Each term is divided into two halves, with breaks typically occurring in October, February, and May, and longer holidays at Christmas and during the summer. Detailed term dates for the 2025-26 and 2026-27 academic years are published on the school's website.

Set on 125 acres of parkland, the campus is centred around a restored Victorian mansion and features state-of-the-art classrooms equipped with modern technology, including VR headsets. Sports facilities include a 25m heated indoor swimming pool, a fitness suite, a 4G hockey Astro pitch, five netball courts, four outdoor tennis courts, and various pitches for rugby, football, and cricket. The arts are supported by a 350-seat professional theatre and dedicated dance studios, while boarding students are accommodated in three purpose-designed houses.

The school offers an extensive enrichment programme that includes a wide range of clubs and activities. Students participate in regional and national competitions in areas such as poetry, public speaking, computing, dance, art, mathematics, and music. Additionally, the school provides global exchange opportunities through the Inspired Education Group, allowing students to collaborate with peers at other international schools.