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Welcome to Admissions for Haberdashers' Boys' School. "We strive not only to support children to maturity but also to make sure that they grow into well-rounded, active, creative, compassionate adults along the way. " - Gus Lock, Executive Principal. Founded in 1690 and currently residing in Elstree, the school is committed to maintaining the ...
The atmosphere is always happy and bright and even the school lunches are alright!" James "We were playing on the grass, having a good time as a class. I felt like part of a team, as though I really belonged here." FREDDIE. "Haberdashers' is like a great big family. My friends are kind and the teachers are really welcoming." Jacob
The fee for registration for UK applicants is £150. Overseas residents: If you are currently residing outside of the UK, please do not complete the online form below - email Admissions at admissions@habsboys.org.uk in order to obtain the Overseas registration form. Please note the fee for registration for overseas applicants is £200.
History of Habs Boys. Haberdashers' Boys' School is a large independent day school for boys aged 4 to 18. We trace our roots back to the 17th century. The school started life in Hoxton, then in the late 19th century moved to West Hampstead, where it remained until 1961. Dr Tom Taylor, the then Headmaster, masterminded both its move to Elstree ...
Mr Richard Tansey - Site Manager. Ms Emma Summers - Transport Manager. Library and Archive. Mr T Chan BSc (Hons) MA MHLA. Mrs C du Parc Braham BA (Hons) PGCE, MA. Ms C Daly BA (Hons) Mrs A Sellen. Ms C Zinkin BA (Hons) Our Senior School Staff are equipped with the materials, support and guidance needed to deliver our superb service to our ...
020 8266 1800. Email. office@habsboys.org.uk. School Office Opening Hours: Term time: Monday to Friday – 8.00am to 5.30pm. School Holidays: Monday to Friday – 9.00am to 12.00pm and 1.00pm to 4.00pm. Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' Senior School Contact Information can be found here.
Curriculum Subjects - Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School. The approach is quite different from that of the old-style Latin courses: it encourages pupils to see Latin as the language of Roman civilization, which is at the heart of western European culture, and great stress is placed on learning about Roman institutions, history and culture.
