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Thomas's College. Set to open its doors in September 2025, Thomas’s College promises to deliver an unparalleled secondary education to students aged 11-18. The college is situated on an exceptional historical site amid the scenic surrounds of Richmond, London, and will replace Thomas’s Putney Vale, which closes at the end of the Summer term ...
28 de sept. de 2023 · 28th September 2023. Oakley Capital-backed Thomas’s London Day Schools has acquired Richmond Hill campus in West London from the American Institute for Foreign Study. The campus extends to more than 100,000 square feet set in five acres. The campus was purpose built as the Wesleyan Theological College Richmond and opened in 1843 ...
Thomas’s provides a forward-thinking, outward-looking education, based on a strong set of values, for boys and girls in central London aged two to sixteen years old. We offer a world-class, relevant, four-dimensional curriculum with possible exit points at 11, 13 and 16.
Below you will find information about when your child is eligible to join Thomas’s. There are details about how to apply for a place for your child at our kindergarten, our four prep schools, and at the senior school. These all have welcoming admissions staff: do talk to them about your plans, your concerns and your hopes for your child’s future. They will do their best to help.
11 de abr. de 2024 · Thomas's London Day Schools, a group of private schools, has submitted plans to expand by opening the new boarding school on Queen's Road to Richmond Council. The school would...
16 de abr. de 2024 · Thomas's London Day Schools, a group of private schools, has submitted plans to expand by opening the new boarding school on Queen's Road to Richmond Council. The school would initially open for students in years 7 to 12, before building to a capacity of up to 630 pupils up to year 13.
12 de abr. de 2024 · Thomas’s London Day Schools, a group of private schools, has submitted plans to expand by opening the new boarding school on Queen’s Road to Richmond Council. The school would initially open for students in years 7 to 12, before building to a capacity of up to 630 pupils up to year 13.
