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Glendower is a forward-looking leading Independent Preparatory Day School for girls aged between 3 and 11, rooted in a rich history of empowering tomorrow’s brightest girls since 1895. Early Years Foundation Stage. Pre Prep. Prep School. Aims. News & Events. 2024-04-22. Meet the team – Mrs Aneta Gupta. Read More. 2024-04-16.
Preparatory school: Established: 1895: Founders: Miss Lloyd and Miss Cornwall: Local authority: Kensington and Chelsea: Department for Education URN: 100508 Tables: Headmistress: Nina Kingsmill Moore: Gender: Girls: Age: 4 to 11: Enrolment: 240~ Colour(s) Purple Website: www.glendowerprep.org
About. Glendower is a forward-looking leading Independent Preparatory Day School for girls aged between 3 and 11, rooted in a rich history of empowering tomorrow’s brightest girls since 1895. At Glendower, we seek to discover and nurture each girls’ unique talents and support them as they grow into socially aware, inclusive, capable and ...
The broad curriculum at Glendower is progressive and academic, our values traditional. All girls learn computer skills and French is taught from the age of four. Around 90% of our pupils learn an instrument. But we are also a practical, ‘hands on’ school where skills such as puppet making sit comfortably alongside woodwork.
Prep School. Prep School includes girls from Year 3 to Year 6. At Glendower, we believe that a love of learning is for life. As your daughter begins her learning journey with us, we aim to enable each girl to achieve her own personal best, through a vibrant curriculum that develops knowledge, understanding, creative and critical thinking skills.
Admissions Process. The main point of entry to the prep school is at 4+ for Reception. If you are interested in your daughter attending Glendower, please complete the online registration form and the school Registrar, Mr David Callaghan, will get back to you.
Preparation for choosing a senior school starts in Year 4 when the Headmistress talks to parents about the process of 11+ transition. In Year 5, individual meetings with the Headmistress, the Deputy Heads and parents are arranged to discuss school choice in the context of each girl’s attainment and progress. A further meeting takes place ...
