Admissions
‘A superbly effective and brilliantly resourced school.’
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‘An academically rigorous education, lots of music, trips galore …’
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Children can enter Hill House at any age between four and eleven years old, if places are available. There is no formal entry examination.
Stage One
Parents are invited to visit Hans Place any Monday, Tuesday, Thursday or Friday during term time, at 8.30am, for a tour of the school. There is no need for an appointment — please just come when it is convenient for you. After the tour, if you wish, you may complete the simple entry application form. All entry forms must be completed by the parents, in person, at Hans Place. We will not send or receive forms by post or accept forms signed by third parties.
Stage Two
We will ask you to confirm your continued interest by sending a non-refundable Registration Fee of £100 per child. Once we have received this, we will send you a confirmation card for a conditional place at Hill House.
Stage Three
During the term before entry we will ask you to commit yourself to entry at Hill House by completing our Registration document and sending the Entrance Fee of £500. When this is received your place at Hill House is guaranteed and thus no refund will be made in case of non-appearance.
It is important to remember that if you change your address you keep us informed, so that we do not lose touch with you.
Declaration
Both parents, in applying for their child’s admission to Hill House, agree to abide by the standard terms and conditions of the school (which may undergo reasonable changes from time to time as circumstances require) and that the school may obtain, process and hold personal information about their child for the purpose of assessment and the welfare of the pupil whilst at Hill House.
Contacts
Mrs Janet Townend (Director of Administrations)
Mrs Susan Lappas (Assistant Registrar)
Tel: 020 7584 1331
admissions@hillhouseschool.co.uk
Fees for the Academic Year 2017–2018
The table below gives the fees for the year September 2017 to July 2018. Hill House is totally independent and has no shareholders. All the fee income is used for the benefit of the school, its staff and pupils. Fees are kept as low as possible, commensurate with providing the quality of education that you expect for your child, in order that the school is accessible to as wide a range of children as possible. We monitor all expenditure with the greatest diligence, so that we can offer an education at the most competitive fee level of any independent school in our area.
| Winter Quarter | Spring Quarter | Summer Quarter | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small School £12,000 per annum |
£4,000 | £4,000 | £4,000 |
| Lower School £12,400 per annum |
£4,100 | £4,100 | £4,200 |
| Middle School £13,100 per annum |
£4,300 | £4,300 | £4,500 |
| Upper School £14,500 per annum |
£4,800 | £4,800 | £4,900 |
| Senior School £15,200 per annum |
£5,000 | £5,000 | £5,200 |
| Girls Transitus £15,200 per annum |
£5,000 | £5,000 | £5,200 |
| Lower Sixth Form £15,800 per annum |
£5,200 | £5,200 | £5,400 |
| Upper Sixth Form £16,300 per annum |
£5,400 | £5,400 | £5,500 |
Fees are calculated on the length of the school day. The fees are fully inclusive except for private music instrument lessons, Friday clubs and Courses in Glion. We do not offer discounts. Fees are payable in advance of the first day of each Quarter (September, January and April) preferably by direct bank transfer. Prompt payment of fees is essential and a late payment charge of £200 per Quarter will be made for any pupil whose fees are not paid on time.