Admissions Process

There are three main points of entry into the school. Children can join Pre-Nursery at age 2, Nursery at age 3 or our Reception class at age 4+. Children who attend Nursery are given priority entry to Reception at Norfolk House School.

If you are interested in a place at the school for your child, we urge you to apply very early as our waiting lists fill quickly. You can download the school’s Admissions Policy for further information.

Occasionally there are places available in other year groups - these are called chance vacancies and if you are interested in this point of entry please contact the Admissions Office. Pupils applying for a chance vacancy will be interviewed and tested and a reference will be requested from your child’s current school.

Nursery and school place availability for September 2020
We have some places available in our Nursery, Reception and Forms 1 - 6 for September 2020. Please contact the Admissions Office if you would like to apply or complete an Application Form. 

Admissions Process

Request a Prospectus

You can request a copy of the school prospectus by completing our Request a Prospectus Form or contacting the Admissions Office.

Visit Norfolk House

If you would like to apply for a place at Norfolk House, we ask that you complete a school application form, which can be requested from the school or completed online via the link below, and return it with a registration fee of £50. We then invite interested families to a meeting with the Head Teacher, where he will also give a tour of the school.

Offers for places at the school are made following the meeting with the Head Teacher.

• Complete an online Application Form

For those joining the school in Form 1 to Form 6, children will undergo an assessment so that we understand the specific and individual needs of your children. A compulsory £100 Assessment Fee will be issued at the point of assessment.

Provision of information for parents of current and prospective pupils

The Education (Independent School Standards) Regulations and later amendments place a statutory duty on schools to provide certain information to parents of current and prospective pupils. Norfolk House School does so willingly and encourages any parent to contact the school with requests for information or guidance. School documentation, including policies, guidance and schemes of work are a valuable source of information and we are pleased to make them available, either through the Admissions Office or on the School’s website here.

The table below lists all policies and procedures available to parents.