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.
Radnor House is "Out of This World"! Year 5 took part in a space/alien fashion parade to show off their creations of a space or alien piece of headgear using junk materials. We were INCREDIBLY impressed with their efforts. This work was linked to our topic Stargazers. https://t.co/fP4e0bfvHD
Let Them Eat Cake! A club where we learn about history and eat cake! Entirely pupil led with Years 5,6,7 & 8 pupils all joining in. This week's theme was 'America through the ages' - with a presentation by Xande & a beautiful Stars and Stripes Cake by Izzy! #history #cake https://t.co/Foaxu74CG5
Year 11 Biologists had a chance to dissect a pig's eye this week in order to further understand the structure and function of the eye ! Some of our younger pupils also had an opportunity to dissect a heart in our weekly Big Bang Science Club #STEM #beyondtheclassroom https://t.co/ajtFo4rgU8
Rehearsals for Little Shop Of Horrors, our big musical production, have been in full swing this term! Here is a sneaky peek of the opening number...! Our fantastic cast can't wait to share with you what promises to be a truly fabulous show in the New Year! #musicaltheatre https://t.co/fzylFcOE3t
Pupils in the junior school had a fantastic (if a bit rainy!) horse riding session this week with @ParkLaneStables in Bushy Park. Pony club happens twice a week at lunchtimes and is one of our most popular co-curricular activities #horseriding #ponyclub https://t.co/TWuFKgbvAq
The Twickenham candidates attending our hustings event this week all stated that they were against #HeathrowExpansion. Read the full story here: https://t.co/41JuzYcNUE @SW_Londoner @cameroneyles
The Parliamentary candidates for Twickenham all pledged to vote against Heathrow expansion this year week at the hustings @RadnorHouseTW https://t.co/TJP6TzVdgP
Delighted that our Radnor House Hustings Event has made the news this week! @SW_Londoner #GeneralElection19 https://t.co/Md6pPCkRVB
Our Year 7 historians were tasked with researching types of castles and creating a model using cake or another medium of their choice. We had a chocolate sponge motte-and-bailey castle, a vanilla sponge castle ruin,... https://t.co/EcKIcqXoP1
We were delighted to host a hustings event for the Twickenham constituency last night! Lots of lively debate with 3 of our 4 candidates & excellent questions from an audience of over a hundred people from the school and the local community. #GeneralElection2019 #politics https://t.co/YiIdgl8STE
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.
It is always an interesting experience to do something a little different at school, outside the normal rhythms of each term, so the chance to host a hustings event for the parliamentary candidates for the Twickenham constituency offered the prospect of a fascinating evening on Wednesday...
We celebrated our second annual GCSE Certificate Presentation Evening last week, which seemed an appropriate opportunity for reflection, not just on the extent of the pupils’ achievements but also on what might lie ahead for them.
On Monday this week, we held two Acts of Remembrance, one in school and one in Radnor Gardens with the staff and pupils from St Catherine’s School. In my closing remarks, I shared my thoughts about what I try to remember each year during the two minutes’ silence, because...
Whether it is true or not is open to interpretation, like so much nowadays, but I like the story of the Chinese proverb that turns out to be a curse: ‘May you live in interesting times.’ One of the reasons I have stayed in the teaching profession for so many years is that no two da...
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