An outstanding independent school for girls and boys from 9 - 18 years
We are delighted that you are considering Radnor House for the next stage of your child's academic journey. We are renowned for our 'encouragement rather than pressure' approach to educating children, with proven outcomes of not only academic success but in the confident and more importantly, happy young adults who leave us to join the wider world after Sixth Form.
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.
Well done Radnor Rowers! Wonderful effort by all concerned and a huge thanks to our fabulous coaches for their hard work and dedication https://t.co/1N4aVHZjRt
Good luck Rheis and Amelia racing today for Radnor House in @kingstonregatta https://t.co/BuZq8YNMLX
Our crews at kingston regatta today race at 9.57 am for the girls crew and 10.48 am and 10.57am for the boys quad. First race since 2019 ☀
Cheer on our Radnor House rowers tomorrow - racing in the @kingstonregatta 11.30 Kingston Road Bridge! #rowing https://t.co/fXTXVPPpSL
A huge well done to Imogen for rowing ♀ so hard today in the quarter finals at Henley, whilst not managing the win, you did yourself and all at Radnor House proud! The First Radnor House Woman representation and we are sure it won't be the last! #rowing https://t.co/397ju34fvy
All ready for tomorrow at Women Henley, with Imogen now into the quarter finals of the J1x event. Join us tomorrow at 10.50am https://t.co/0AOBjAgiBw
Huge congratulations to Amelia Griffiths winning First Prize for her Veterinary Medicine entry in the prestigious Cottrell Essay Prize organised by Lucy Cavendish College at the University of Cambridge. We are so super proud of you Amelia #cambridgeuniversity https://t.co/xhSn20ZLjz
A delight to watch & hear incredible performances in our Summer Concert Pupils performed their dramatic & musical pieces with gusto, a huge treat for our pupils staff & parents (via live stream). Well done to everyone & huge thanks to our wonderful @Radnor_PerfArts https://t.co/dlE0NEladA
Fantastic result well done Imogen Parker Elms ♀ rowing for Radnor House today @HenleywRegatta winning the heat and now through to the quarter finals tomorrow! #thisgirlcan #rowing @RadnorRow https://t.co/TGVIrEQweW https://t.co/4zAMyPjQhq
Booking is now open for School Open Day events! Click the link in our bio or visit our website to reserve your place to visit us in the Autumn. We are hosting two whole school open days on Saturday 2nd October and 13th November. Our Sixth Form Open Evening is on Wednesday 22nd September. We look forward to meeting you! #RHTOpenDay2021 . . . #schoolopenday #schoolevents #twickenham #teddington #richmond
Lovely to see over 30 pupils in school today to take their LAMDA exams! So much hard work and practice during lockdown and at school. We have fingers crossed��for the results. Thanks to Mr Loizou who teaches all our pupils LAMDA lessons for his incredible hard work and dedication! #lamda @lamdadrama
A huge well done �� to Imogen for rowing ��♀️ so hard today in the quarter finals @henleywregatta whilst not managing the win, you did yourself and all at Radnor House proud! The First Radnor House Woman representation at Henley and we are sure it won't be the last! #rowing
Huge congratulations to our incoming Head Prefect Amelia Griffiths for winning First Prize for her Veterinary Medicine entry in the prestigious Cottrell Essay Prize organised by Lucy Cavendish College at the University of Cambridge. The essay is open to prospective students of medicine and veterinary medicine and is considered to be one of the most prestigious competitions in these fields. Amelia managed to set aside time during a busy period in the academic calendar to produce an exceptionally well researched and sharply analytical 1,500-word essay entitled 'Brachycephalic dogs spend their entire lives struggling to breathe. Their popularity is regrettable, and their breeding should be strictly regulated.' Discuss. The prize is worth £100, but the achievement of winning first prize is invaluable – very well done! We are so super proud of you Amelia�� #cambridgeuniversity #lucycavendishcollege
Fantastic result �� well done Imogen Parker Elms ��♀️ rowing for Radnor House today @henleywregatta winning �� the heat and now through to the quarter finals tomorrow! #thisgirlcan #rowing #radnorhouserowing
We cannot wait! The marquee is up, our pupils have been rehearsing and they are sounding fabulous. We are super excited for the summer concert this evening! #againstallodds �� #summerconcerts #endoftermfun
Oliver at the GB ���� J16 event came 5th in the B Final. Amazing achievement Oliver. We are extremely proud of you. A huge thanks to our fabulous coaches and the whole Radnor House Rowing ��♀️ family for their continued support. #proud #hardworkpaysoff #rowing #radnorrowing
On Monday our Y10 Latin GCSE cohort had a fascinating trip to the British Museum. We booked to see the exhibition about Nero, a controversial figure in the Roman world, now ripe for reconsideration. The pupils were surprised and impressed by what this so-called "bad" emperor had managed to achieve in 14 short years, from rebuilding the whole of the centre of Rome after a notorious fire, to overseeing the quelling of the Boudicca rebellion in Britain. He was forced to commit suicide at the tender age of 30 as a result of political unrest. We had time for a quick walk through the Roman Galleries. . . #latin #nero #britishmuseum
We were delighted to welcome the youngest members of our Radnor House School Community at our Induction morning for children joining us in Year 5 from September 2021 for the start of their Radnor Journey. They had the most fabulous time with lots of fun team building activities at our fabulous sports grounds at Teddington Cricket Club. A huge thank you to @weareteammates for helping with the activities and making sure everyone had an amazing time! . #radnorjourney #radnorhousejuniors #friendsforlife #newschool
Good luck Oliver racing in the GB ���� J16 event in Nottingham today! ��♀️ #rowing @britishrowing
Our lucky Junior School pupils enjoyed a virtual author visit from Emma Beswetherick, author of the Playdate Adventure series.
Year 5 enjoyed the opportunity to immerse themselves in some fabulous virtual creative writing workshops with Emma Beswetherick, author of the Wishing Star series of books. Emma has adapted the original workshop that had been scheduled in school for a series of 'virtual' live workshops...
We are delighted and very proud of the outcome of our latest school inspection. Rated 'Excellent' across all areas by the Independent Schools Inspectorate in February 2020. The full report is available to view below.
Today was the last day of learning in school for the majority of our pupils for a significant time period of time, as instructed by the government. We will remain open next week for children of Key Workers as previously communicated.
Well done for concentrating so well this afternoon. With everything that has been going on in the last couple of weeks, not to mention all the challenges of the last fifteen months, I am not surprised that everyone feels the need for a break – even if we may not be able to...
I will start this week with a few final thoughts from Tim Harford’s book ‘Fifty Things That Made the Modern Economy’. As you may have noticed from last week’s offering, Harford quite often references China in his writing, with a very clear sense that...
Photo: Aristotle. De Agostini Picture Library \ Universal Images Group The title of this week’s blog is a quotation from Aristotle, which is getting on for 2,500 years old. No wonder that his philosophy and science were so enduring, with much of it providing the founda...
Picture: Seven Ages of Man woodcut, The Granger Collection / Universal Images Group. I will start this week with a couple of quotations from US president Harry S. Truman. Firstly, he once said, ‘You know what makes good leadership? It’s the ability to get men to do wh...
We are hosting two Open Days in Autumn 2021 on Saturday 2nd October and 13th November. We are looking forward to seeing you!