WINKWORTH NOTTING HILL

LOCAL SCHOOLS

Pembridge Hall School A non‑selective preparatory day school for girls aged 4–11, known for a rich National Curriculum complemented by Philosophy, LAMDA, strong arts, sports, and trips. Pupils typically move on to prestigious London and boarding senior schools. In 2023 it joined the Inspired Education Group. 10 & 18 Pembridge Square, Notting Hill, London W2 4EH www.pembridgehall.co.uk Wetherby School Prestigious private pre‑prep school for boys aged 2–8, later adding Prep and Senior divisions. Located in a beautiful Victorian building. Notably counts alumni like William, Prince of Wales, Prince Harry, and actor Hugh Grant. Pembridge Square, London W2 4ED www.wetherbyschool.co.uk

Notting Hill Preparatory School Co‑educational independent prep school with a non‑denominational ethos. Known for a balanced and nurturing approach. 95 Lancaster Road, Notting Hill, London W11 1QQ www.nottinghillprep.com Norland Place School Co‑educational independent day school with a small student body and inclusive ethos. 162–166 Holland Park Avenue, Notting Hill, London W11 4UH www.norlandplace.com The Stewart Bilingual School A co‑educational bilingual school offering instruction in English and French in a nurturing environment. Small by design. 90 Oxford Gardens, London W10 5UW www.stewartbillingualschool.co.uk

La Petite Ecole Française Co‑educational, welcoming all faiths, with a strong French‑language program. 73 St Charles Square, London W10 6EJ www.lepetitecolefrancais.co.uk Wetherby Prep / Wetherby Senior (linked to the Notting Hill school) (7–13) and senior (11–18) all‑boys schools associated with Wetherby School, located across nearby areas. Locations shifting into Kensington / Marylebone (Prep and Senior divisions) www.wetherbyprep.co.uk Avondale Park Primary School Mixed community primary school serving ages 3–11. Strong local presence. Sirdar Road, London W11 4EE www.avondalepark.rbkc.sch.uk

Four Steps To Selecting A School For Your Child

TIPS FOR PARENTS

STEP 1 Understand your child’s needs When selecting a school for your child it is important to take into account your child’s individual needs, learning style, interests, and goals when making this decision. STEP 2 Research different schools Once parents know what type of a school their child will benefit in, they should start researching these schools and make a list. By researching different schools, parents can get an in-depth understanding of the educational opportunities that each school provides and determine which school would be best suited for their child’s needs. Additionally, researching on different schools can provide parents with insight into the safety and security measures that are in place at each school, and give them a better idea of the quality of education they will be providing for their child.

STEP 3 Visit the shortlisted schools Once parents have made a list of the shortlisted schools, the next step should be to visit them. Visiting different schools gives parents an opportunity to assess the quality and worthiness of each school and determine which one is best suited for their child. STEP 4 Application Form For a parent, the final step to selecting a school for your child should be to apply to the top selected schools. It’s important not to restrict yourself to only one application—apply to at least 2–3 of the best schools in case your child doesn’t get selected by one. Also, try to start the application process as early as possible before the schools stop taking in more students.

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