Hampton School

The school aims to produce mature, confident, and grounded young men who strive for personal success while supporting those around them. It fosters a community built on kindness, mutual support, and camaraderie, encouraging pupils to discover their own interests and nurture their passions. The school is committed to playing an active role in the local community through cross-sector partnerships.

The school offers a comprehensive academic curriculum for boys aged 11-18, leading to GCSE and A Level qualifications. The academic programme is supported by expert subject teaching and opportunities for academic extension and enrichment. Pupils are encouraged to pursue their individual interests across a wide range of subjects, with no set pathways, ensuring a well-rounded education.

Hampton is a high-achieving school with pupils consistently attaining top-tier GCSE and A Level results. Over 90% of leavers typically progress to Russell Group or equivalent universities, with many graduates pursuing diverse careers in fields such as medicine, law, journalism, the arts, and professional sports. The school maintains a global network of over 12,000 alumni.

The school provides pastoral care supported by form tutors, school nurses, and counselling services. PSHE and mindfulness are integrated into the pastoral programme to support pupil wellbeing.

The school welcomes applications for entry at 11+, 13+, and 16+. The admissions process includes an entrance exam and interviews, with practical details and timelines available on the school website. Financial assistance is available through bursaries and free places, including those funded by The Fitzwygram Foundation, to support pupils from diverse backgrounds.

The academic year is divided into three terms: Autumn, Spring, and Summer. Each term includes scheduled half-term breaks and designated INSET days for staff training. The school provides specific term dates for the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 academic years.

Located on a 28-acre green field site in South West London, the campus features a state-of-the-art 3G sportsground, a large Sports Hall, a gymnasium, and the Hammond Theatre. Academic facilities include an excellent library and specialist spaces for Art, Music, Science, Technology, IT, and Languages, alongside a recently opened Sixth Form Study and Careers Centre. The school also shares the Millennium Boat House on the River Thames with the neighbouring Lady Eleanor Holles school.

Pupils have access to over 130 lunchtime clubs and societies, ranging from Lego Robotics and Beekeeping to Board Games and Rock Climbing. The school offers extensive opportunities in music, with over 30 ensembles and seven choirs, and sport, featuring 18+ sports and over 1,000 annual fixtures. Additionally, pupils participate in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award and Model United Nations.