An outstanding independent school for girls and boys from 9 - 18 years
Radnor House Junior School, where every day promises an exciting new experience, where you will find happy, friendly and dynamic pupils actively engaged in all aspects of their learning. Junior School at Radnor House starts in Year 5, pupils transition directly from the Junior School to the Secondary School with no further assessment required.
The Senior School is the largest section of the school and comprises Year 7 to Year 11. Through excellent Pastoral Care, clear guidance and a true focus on the individual, pupils in the Senior School are fully supported in achieving their potential, both academically and personally.
The Sixth Form is an exciting time in every young person’s school career where they take the final steps towards adulthood.
Pupils at Radnor House are able to study a breadth of GCSE Subjects to allow a balance of study to keep a variety of A Level, university and career options open. The GCSE's that are available for our pupils are outlined in the booklet below. Pupils select GCSE options in the spring term of Year 9.
We are so proud of Soorian in Year 7 for winning this poetry competition with his insightful & inspiring poem "If the world were made of plastic" read his poem here: https://t.co/lKBqcrrrsE @isaschools @DukesEducation https://t.co/RFUEfMUnOJ https://t.co/wmKkcTk0nt
RT @RadnorRow: Our safety capsize drill went really well with our rowers last night https://t.co/xYJzMUXsF6
RT @RadnorRow: One of our rowing coach receiving his medal for winning his category at the Fours Head. Well done Sir. https://t.co/MSYRKAT8...
Evidence & Causes of Climate Change. We encourage our pupils to understand the causes of climate change and take action to protect the planet! @EcoSchools #EcoSchool #OurPlanet #ClimateChangeIsReal @royalsociety https://t.co/LY0wuqJFNV
Lovely to see Radnor House School on the television tonight, what a fabulous backdrop for the BBC London weather forecast! @bbcnews #bbcnews #bbcweather https://t.co/m3phNDzuMq
Fantastic way to start the term for our Year 5 to 8 pupils at our fabulous sports grounds in Bushy Park! #bushypark #healthynewyear @TeddingtonCC https://t.co/hWYbG0dGJ2
We would like to wish you all health and happiness for the year ahead. We have another exciting term planned and look forward to welcoming all our pupils back to school on Tuesday! #radnorjourney #newdecade https://t.co/xiCyFsI9W7
RT @RadnorRow: Happy New Year to all ♂ https://t.co/A0tkgXorFi
Year 5 to 8 preseason rugby training takes place this Friday (3rd) from 10-12 at Teddington Cricket Club.
RT @radnortrip: Karaoke. Kicking off with an "interesting" version of "I want it that way" from the boys and "Bohemian Rhapsody" from the g...
We were delighted to welcome Mark Davies - Chair of British Rowing, who was in conversation with Mr Oliver Wheatley in front of an enthusiastic crowd of Radnor rowers as part of our Academic Enrichment Programme.
As part of our Academic Enrichment Programme, we welcomed Dr Josh Wolrich to talk to our senior pupils about 'Getting Comfortable Being Wrong', which focused on the efforts he has made on social media to challenge nutrition fads and unhealthy diets
Junior School pupils in Year 5 and Year 6 took part in a highly interactive workshop based on the TV show Ready, Steady Cook, raising awareness about Healthy Eating.
Junior School pupils in Year 5 and 6 visit Keats' House to discover more about his life and poetry.
I said last week that I am currently teaching the social and economic history of the seventeenth century to my Lower Sixth class. We spent last term looking at the various political and religious upheavals of the period, not least the execution of Charles I in 1649 as the culmination of the ye...
‘Did you have a good Christmas?’ is, of course, a perfectly valid question for people to ask at this time of year, but I’m guessing that almost all the replies turn out to be bland and superficial affirmatives that everything was fine and dandy, which is what we...
By the time you read this, we will know the outcome of the General Election, but it simply isn’t possible in the final week of term to wait until the last morning to put together the latest news in a coherent piece of thought – if indeed that is ever what I do when I write...
Before the half term break I said I was looking forward to reading Malcolm Gladwell’s new book ‘Talking to Strangers’, so I am delighted to offer an update that it turned out to be just as interesting as I hoped it would be. Gladwell writes so well that you can...
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