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Children are welcome to board at Sandroyd from the age of 7 when they join year 3. However, we tend to have more boarders as we go up through the school. All of our year 7 and 8 boarders are expected to board five nights a week at Sandroyd. What is an “Exeat” weekend? Exeat weekends are when the school closes for the weekend.
Sandroyd is a co-educational boarding and day school in wiltshire for children aged 2-13 At Sandroyd the boys and girls are given plenty of opportunity to play and enjoy a wide variety of sports.While some relish the more traditional team games, others may opt for more individual pursuits.Whatever their preference, our aim is to encourage each child to find a way to enjoy sport and exercise.
The Performance Arts department plays a central role at Sandroyd. The children have weekly Performing Arts lessons which include music, drama, and dance throughout the year, as well as multiple opportunities to work with specialist teachers. As part of the curriculum, each year group has an opportunity to perform in a production which starts ...
Sandroyd is committed to safeguarding and we recognise that all adults, including temporary staff, volunteers and governors, have a full and active part to play in protecting our pupils from harm. All staff (including supply staff, volunteers and governors) must ensure that they are aware of the school’s safeguarding procedures and contents of the Safeguarding Policy , as well as the Staff ...
Sandroyd is a wonderfully unique family school, set in an idyllic environment, that ‘prepares’ children in the very broadest sense – offering academic excellence, and so much more. Sandroyd nurtures a child’s confidence and self-esteem whilst encouraging each individual pupil to fulfil all aspects of their potential: academic, artistic, cultural, sporting and social.
The Friends of Sandroyd Committee brings together parents and school staff to organise social events throughout the year for the benefit of the Sandroyd children and families. Funds raised from these events go towards the school’s chosen charities, chosen by the children each term, as well as specific projects within the school.
Sandroyd has a school counsellor, and we also work with external agencies when required to ensure we meet all the pastoral needs of the children. Wellbeing at Sandroyd We realise that a child’s mental health and wellbeing has a huge impact on their ability to learn and achieve.
