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The Harrodian School is an independent day school for boys and girls aged 4 to 18, located in Barnes, south-west London on the former site of the Harrods Sports Club. The fees are between £17,205 - £26,430 pa and the school does not offer boarding.
Autumn Term 2024. Thursday 5 September - Friday 13 December. Half Term: Friday 18 October to Monday 28 October inclusive. The school will also be closed to pupils on Monday 2, Tuesday 3 and Wednesday 4 September as well as Thursday 17 October for staff INSET days. (Please note therefore that the extended October half term in 2024 includes ...
About us. Harrodian is a high-achieving school for approximately 1,000 boys and girls aged 4-18 set in a beautiful riverside location on the south bank of the Thames at Barnes in south west London.The generous 25-acre site includes distinct departments for three separate age groups: Pre-Prep (4-7+), Prep (8-12+) and Senior/6th Form (13-18 ...
Our history. Harrodian was founded in 1993. Before that our riverside location on the south bank of the Thames in Barnes served as a farm, a private residence and a sports club. This time line charts the history of our beautiful site as well as Harrodian's growth into maturity over its first quarter century as a school. Harrodian was founded in ...
Harrodian Lonsdale Road, London, SW13 9QN Sarah at School Reception - tel: 020 8748 6117 Admin Office - tel: 020 8748 6117Email: admin@harrodian.com Admissions Office - tel: 020 8762 6321Email: admissions@harrodian.com School Fax: 020 8563 7327
We are looking for a native-speaker Spanish Language Teaching Assistant to join our Modern Foreign Languages (MFL) department on a fixed term, part-time (over 2 or 3 days per week) basis. Job type: Part Time. Date posted: 02/11/2023. More than 240 staff ensure the smooth operation of the School. We recruit individuals of the highest calibre for ...
6 ott 2017 · In head James Hooke’s words, the Harrodian is ‘a land of opportunities’: a happy, harmonious co-ed in beautiful surroundings. It’s ever evolving, and Mr Hooke is keen to dispel its celebrity-school image: ‘It’s just not what we are these days,’ he says.
