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Children are welcome to board at Sandroyd from the age of 7 when they join year 3. However, we tend to have more boarders as we go up through the school. All of our year 7 and 8 boarders are expected to board five nights a week at Sandroyd. What is an “Exeat” weekend? Exeat weekends are when the school closes for the weekend.
Sandroyd School | 302 followers on LinkedIn. A co-educational day and boarding school for children aged 2-13 | Sandroyd is an independent co-educational preparatory school for both day and ...
At Sandroyd we pride ourselves on our distinctive uniform - every child wears a unique checked shirt with a navy blue sweatshirt and navy corduroy trousers/a navy skirt. There is also a Sunday best uniform which adds a purple checked shirt, grey jumper and grey blazer. We have our own school uniform shop at Sandroyd, situated in the Masters ...
Sandroyd is a registered Pony Club Centre and a licensed riding school . We are members of the NSEA (National Schools Equestrian Association) and our pupils regularly compete at the qualifying competitions and have qualified for the Championships for the last few years. There are a range of ponies to suit all abilities, from beginners to ...
We were inspected in February 2023when the ISI carried out a Focused Compliance and Educational Quality Inspection. The report praised the excellent quality of both the education and the pastoral care at Sandroyd. A copy of the full report can be accessed by clicking below. 11 7 - Guidelines for Sandroyd Visiting Speakers download_for_offline.
Sandroyd preparatory and pre-prep school is set in 400 acres of beautiful countryside on the Wiltshire/Dorset border. For our girls and boys, of whom over 75% take advantage of the boarding experience, this means a happy and secure community in which to learn, play and grow. Our outstanding facilities and high academic expectations provide a ...
On Sunday 7th July 2019 we have a wonderful gathering of Old Sandroydians in celebration of the Sandroyd Alumni. The day started with a drinks reception, followed by a Headmaster's welcome in the Theatre. Numerous picnics appeared round the grounds at lunchtime as Old Sandroydians caught up with old friends and reminisced about their time at ...
