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Cheam is a very special place offering the brightest of learning environments, set in 100 acres on the Berkshire / Hampshire border. It is the perfect place to grow – we know that the early years of a child’s life are the very best time to prepare the ground for their adulthood, and our focus at Cheam is on providing the most compelling setting for every child to thrive.
10 de oct. de 2021 · But you may not know that one such school that can is located in Hampshire, tucked away in a 100 acre countryside plot. Cheam School in Headley, within the Basingstoke and Deane district, has not only educated royalty, but two of the most well known and important royals of modern history. READ MORE: Endangered Grevy’s Zebra born at Marwell Zoo
The Governors of Cheam School are committed to broadening access to the school by offering to eligible parents means-tested financial support with the payment of fees. Such support is known as a Bursary and these may be awarded in the form of a discount on tuition and other fees payable, depending on the financial, compassionate or other pertinent circumstances of applicants.
Cheam School was founded in 1645 and offers a traditional first class education for boys and girls in the 3-13 range. The school has outstanding facilities including new classrooms, music school, science block and a magnificent indoor sports centre and Art, Design & Technology Centre.
Welcome to Cheam School A forward-thinkingcontemporary learning community situated in a spectacular 100 acre site. Cheam offers a uniquely complete education that nurtures and supports every pupil, encouraging the development of leadership, compassion and responsibility along with an awareness of sustainability.
Admissions. We know that choosing the best school for your child and indeed for your family, is one of the most important decisions you will make and we are delighted that you are considering Cheam. I am here to support you through the admissions process and aim to make it as straightforward as possible.
Cheam school was founded sometime before 1646, and may have used either Whitehall or West Cheam manor house as its original home. The manor house was demolished in 1796. At the 1801 census, the 616 inhabitants were concentrated in three clusters: around Whitehall, around the church and on the High Street.
