The Gregg School
Part of The Gregg Schools Trust, Secular, Founded 1901
Updated July 2026
Curriculum
IGCSEThe Gregg Schools Trust comprises an independent preparatory school and a senior day school in Southampton, providing a continuous, nurturing education for pupils from age 4 to 16. The schools are known for their small class sizes, strong pastoral care, and a focus on developing well-rounded, confident individuals.
Curriculum
Teaching approach
The school aims to provide a nurturing, family-oriented environment where every child is known and valued. It emphasizes a holistic education that fosters confidence, academic challenge, and the development of lifelong learning habits, including respect, independence, and leadership. The goal is to empower every pupil to achieve their personal best.
Programmes
The curriculum is centered on the Pre-Senior Baccalaureate (PSB) assessment model, which focuses on six core skills: collaboration, communication, independence, thinking and learning, reviewing and evaluating, and leadership. The academic programme includes core subjects such as English, Mathematics, and Science, alongside creative and humanities subjects. The Senior School offers a broad range of GCSE options, supported by experiential learning and outdoor education.
Outcomes
The school focuses on preparing pupils for the next stage of their education, with a smooth transition from the Prep School to the Senior School in Year 7. The Senior School reports strong academic performance, with 95% of students achieving five or more GCSE passes at Grade 4 or above. Pupils are encouraged to develop key skills in communication, leadership, and independence to prepare for adult life.
Student support
Learning support
The school provides pastoral and student support, including dedicated staff trained in ELSA (Emotional Literacy Support Assistant) and ELKAN. Specialist support is available for high-potential learners, and an EAL Hub provides language support for pupils. Individual learning support is available as an additional service.
Frequently asked questions(4)
- What curriculum does The Gregg School offer?
- The Gregg School offers IGCSE.
- How much is tuition at The Gregg School?
- Annual tuition at The Gregg School is £12.8K–£20.3K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
- Is The Gregg School co-educational?
- The Gregg School is a co-ed school.
- Where is The Gregg School located?
- The Gregg School is an international school in Southampton, United Kingdom.
Tuition & fees
Annual tuition by grade
2026-2027| Grade | Ages | Annual |
|---|---|---|
| Reception, 1 and 2 | 4–7 | £12.8K |
| 3 and 4 | 7–9 | £12.9K |
| 5 and 6 | 9–11 | £13.1K |
| 7 and 8 | 11–13 | £20K |
| 9, 10 and 11 | 13–16 | £20.3K |
Other fees(1)
| Deposit· Required on acceptance of a place offer. Returned a term after leaving, or in August for Year 11, once all school items are returned. | £400 |
|---|
Discounts
- Sibling discount: 5% - 10%
Admissions
The Gregg Preparatory School accepts pupils from Reception to Year 6, with entry possible at any stage of the school year. The Gregg School offers entry points at Year 7, with applications accepted from Year 5, and in-year entry for Years 7–10 subject to availability. Prospective families are encouraged to attend open events or arrange private tours, and children may participate in taster sessions prior to joining.
Calendar
The school maintains an online events calendar for families to track term dates and school activities. Open events are held throughout the year, including specific sessions for prospective parents.
Facilities
About the campus
The Gregg Preparatory School is located in two Victorian houses on Winn Road, featuring an ICT suite, a Music Room, an MFL room, a gymnasium, an adventure playground, and an astroturf area. Pupils also access the 23-acre Townhill Park site of the Senior School for sports, Forest School, and transition lessons. A "Dragon Bus" minibus service connects the two sites to assist with transport.
Co-curriculars
Pupils participate in a wide range of co-curricular clubs and trips designed to broaden their experiences. The school offers opportunities for students to take on positions of responsibility, such as serving on the School Council, the Eco Committee, or acting as Prefects in Year 6. House events are organised regularly, with pupils assigned to one of three houses: Lancaster, Spitfire, or Hurricane.
- Mrs S SellersHeadteacher, The Gregg School
Mrs Sellers is the Headteacher of The Gregg School. She holds an MSc, BSc(Hons), NPQH, and PGCE.
- Mrs A JolleyHeadteacher, The Gregg Prep
Mrs Jolley is the Headteacher of The Gregg Prep. She holds a BA(Hons), PGCE, and PG Cert SENCo, and serves as the Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL).
- Mr S GillespieDeputy Headteacher
Mr Gillespie is the Deputy Headteacher of The Gregg School. He holds a BA(Hons), NPQH, and PGCE.
- Mr P BartlettAssistant Headteacher
Mr Bartlett is an Assistant Headteacher at The Gregg School. He holds a BSc(Hons) and QTS, and teaches PE, History, and PSD.
- Mrs L CliftonAssistant Headteacher
Mrs Clifton is an Assistant Headteacher at The Gregg School. She holds a BA(Hons) and PGCE, and serves as the Designated Safeguarding Lead (DSL), Respect Lead, and Head of Student Welfare.
- Mrs J HillyearAssistant Headteacher
Mrs Hillyear is an Assistant Headteacher at The Gregg School. She holds an MSc in Leadership & Management, an MA, a BA(Hons), NPQSL, and PGCE, and teaches History.
- Ms H CookeBursar
Ms Cooke is the Bursar for The Gregg Schools. She holds a B Eng (Hons) and PGCE.