WELCOME
From our Head Sarah Lemmon
For over 70 years, Redcliffe School has enabled pupils from all backgrounds to begin their journey into education by giving them the right tools with which to create their own story.
Today, Redcliffe's team of specialist teachers focuses on providing an education that is tailored to each pupil's individual needs. We offer smaller class sizes, a bespoke and holistic education, and an innovative and enriched curriculum. We also equip our pupils with '21st Century' skills such as critical thinking, complex problem-solving, creative thinking, communication and collaboration to ensure they are fully prepared for their future world.
Combined with our core values of perseverance, courage and resilience, Redcliffe pupils are capable and adaptable and leave Year 6 ready to take charge of their own futures. With the majority of our Year 6 leavers going on to their first choice school and regularly winning scholarships, our results speak for themselves.
I look forward to welcoming you to our flourishing school community.
Admissions
Discover all you need to know about joining Redcliffe School
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How to Apply
Applying to Redcliffe is a simple process and we are here to ensure that your application runs as smoothly as possible.
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Book a Tour
Visits from prospective parents are warmly welcomed by our staff and pupils. Find out more about about booking a tour.
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Fees And Bursaries
Redcliffe fees cover tuition, along with books, stationery, lunch and refreshments, accident insurance and transport to and from games.
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Uniform
The distinctive Redcliffe uniform colours of burgundy and grey is worn by pupils throughout the school.
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Location & Transport
Our School is located in the heart of Chelsea in Redcliffe Gardens and enjoys excellent public transport links.
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School Meals
All children enjoy a two-course ‘home-cooked’ lunch at Redcliffe lovingly prepared by our excellent chef, Mrs Hutchens.
Headlines
National Geographic Kids Competition
In January this year, the Year 6 pupils took part in a Covestro-sponsored National Geographic Kids Competition called ‘All About Plastic’. Teachers throughout the country were asked to teach their pupils about the problems of single-use plastic, and then to ask their pupils to create a poster that offered advice and solutions to combat this
Redcliffe is a member of the Independent Association of Prep Schools (IAPS). A recognised kitemark of quality, IAPS represents 600 of the world's leading prep schools.
