An outstanding independent school for girls and boys from 9 - 18 years
We are delighted that our senior school will be moving to the magnificent Kneller Hall from September 2023. This thirty-acre estate will be the new home for our pupils from Year 7 through to Sixth Form.
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.
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.
On Monday we hosted our annual Summer Concert! Congratulations to all our pupils for their incredible performances & a huge thank you to all our wonderful music and drama department and our peri teachers for their support in making the event possible! #RadnorHouse #SummerConcert https://t.co/sFnYFUF0ss
As part of their cultural enrichment programme, our Year 5 and 6 pupils have been learning Mandarin! #RadnorHouse #RHTLanguages #Mandarin https://t.co/z4xo0CxEWi
The Art & History Departments have combined their lessons to allow the Year 7 pupils to work together in House teams to design and build model castles! #RadnorHouse #RHTHistory #RHTArt https://t.co/FPnCBqMCTF
IMIGOD YOU GUYS! Legally blonde at Regents Park was sensational! https://t.co/lTKsE2fkY3
Huge thanks to @AdrianRainbow3 from @HCHSchool and Darryl Wideman from @RadnorHouseTW for sharing their thoughts with our outgoing Year 6 pupils. #PHS #ItsAllAboutCommunity #LearningLessonsEveryDay #ThankYouForYourTime https://t.co/MChGy4IcfJ
Calling our current pupils and parents Join us for the Radnor House Fine Art Exhibition on Thursday 16th June at 6pm! #RHTArt #RadnorHouse https://t.co/oYuyAj1Zm7
An exciting opportunity for rowing coaches to join our team. https://t.co/sWMtEnuGYP
Last week, our Year 9 pupils headed off to the theatre to watch '&Juliet' at The Shaftesbury Theatre. They got to meet the cast and all! #RadnorHouse #RHTPerformingArts @Shaftesbury1911 https://t.co/on6zEYSfBk
Congratulations to Amity in Year 6 and Emma in Year 5 who won the Harry Potter Set Design Competition. Highly commended sets included Gabriel, Lucy, Trixie and Daniel. #RadnorHouse #JuniorSchool #HarryPotter https://t.co/cRMVJpEFBK
Dukes Education is delighted to announce the purchase of Kneller Hall in Twickenham – alongside plans to transform the grade II-listed Ministry of Defence (MoD) building into a brand new, state-of-the-art Upper School for nearby Radnor House
Today our Year 5 Pupils stepped out of Radnor House and into Roman Britain
ISA Award Finalist for Excellence & Innovation in Mental Health & Wellbeing We are delighted to announce that Radnor House has been shortlisted as a Finalist for the ISA Award for Excellence and Innovation in Mental Health and Wellbeing.
Our lucky Junior School pupils enjoyed a virtual author visit from Emma Beswetherick, author of the Playdate Adventure series.
Once upon a time there were three kingdoms, all bordering on the same lake. For centuries, these kingdoms had fought over an island in the middle of that lake. One day, they decided to have it out, once and for all. The first kingdom was quite rich, and sent an army of twenty-five...
As regular readers will know, a few years ago I saw John Lloyd, the radio and television producer, give a talk at a conference. One of his best known projects is QI, the long-running television series that enlightens us week after week with unusual facts and information about our world...
There is just time for one last visit this week to the splendidly entertaining ‘Great Tales from English History’ by Robert Lacey, to consider two men who are widely regarded as national heroes, though each had feet of clay like the rest of us. And then it is time to move on, consc...
We all like a good vote, as we have seen again this week, and we all like a Top Ten that we can agree with or disagree with as we choose. Back in 2005, when the world must have seemed a simpler and rather better place, the Today Programme on Radio 4 held a poll for listeners to decide on their...
To view information about plans for our new school, Kneller Hall, please click below to visit our Kneller Hall page.