Current Fees
Current Fees and Related Information
Effective from 1 September 2008 (All fees reviewed annually)
Pre-Reception Class
| Monday to Friday | 8.45am – 11.45am | £1050 per term (5 mornings) |
| Monday to Friday | 12.35pm – 3.35pm | £1050 per term (5 afternoons) |
| Monday to Friday | 8.45am – 3.35pm | £1950 per term (5 full days) |
NOTE: Fees include a drink and breaktime biscuits and a two-course meal at lunchtime.
JUNIOR
Core Day 8.30am - 3.40pm
Core Day 8.30am - 3.40pm
| Day | £2610 per term |
The day fee includes a drink and biscuits at morning break and a set lunch including dessert.
SENIOR
Core day 8.30am – 3.50pm
Core day 8.30am – 3.50pm
| Day | £3610 per term |
| Weekly Boarding | £6200 per term |
| Full Boarding | £6600 per term |
The day fee includes a drink and snack at morning break and afternoon tea, as well as a daily choice of hot or cold lunch plus dessert or fresh fruit.
All meals are prepared in our own kitchens and are of a very high standard.
PAYMENT OF FEES
Parents should note that fees are payable in advance, on or before the first day of each term. Pupils entering after half term will be charged half fees for that term. No other reductions can be made, however, for late starters. The Governors reserve the right to charge interest on late payments and to ask for pupils to be withdrawn if a settlement has not been made by half term. Parents wishing to pay by monthly instalments can obtain details from the Bursar.
Parents should note that fees are payable in advance, on or before the first day of each term. Pupils entering after half term will be charged half fees for that term. No other reductions can be made, however, for late starters. The Governors reserve the right to charge interest on late payments and to ask for pupils to be withdrawn if a settlement has not been made by half term. Parents wishing to pay by monthly instalments can obtain details from the Bursar.
NOTICE
A full term's notice in writing is required prior to withdrawal of pupils. Failing this, a term's fees in lieu of notice will be charged and the deposit may be withheld. In the case of optional subjects, a full half term's notice to discontinue a subject in the following term is acceptable. Pupils may not drop a subject halfway through a term.
A full term's notice in writing is required prior to withdrawal of pupils. Failing this, a term's fees in lieu of notice will be charged and the deposit may be withheld. In the case of optional subjects, a full half term's notice to discontinue a subject in the following term is acceptable. Pupils may not drop a subject halfway through a term.
FEE REDUCTIONS
While two (or more) siblings are at the school, a reduction of 10% is made in the fees of the younger sibling(s).
While two (or more) siblings are at the school, a reduction of 10% is made in the fees of the younger sibling(s).
Special fee reductions apply to British Forces personnel.
When pupils transfer from the Junior School to the Senior School, a loyalty reduction of 1% is made for every year spent in the Juniors. This is deducted from the first year's fees up to a maximum of 5%.
DEPOSIT
A deposit of £500 is payable for Junior and Senior entry for day pupils joining Farringtons. There is no extra deposit required when transferring from the Junior School to the Senior School.
A deposit of £500 is payable for Junior and Senior entry for day pupils joining Farringtons. There is no extra deposit required when transferring from the Junior School to the Senior School.
For Boarders and Weekly Boarders, the deposit is £2000. Deposits are payable when parents accept an offer of a place in School. These sums are forfeited if the child fails to take up the place for whatever reason, unless overseas students are unable to obtain a Visa. If he or she does enter the School, the deposit is retained until after the final term of schooling when it is refunded to the parents, subject to the settlement of any outstanding charges.
EXTRAS
All Senior School pupils are issued upon arrival with an atlas, hymnbook and dictionary for which extra charges are made.
EXTRAS
All Senior School pupils are issued upon arrival with an atlas, hymnbook and dictionary for which extra charges are made.
For public examination pupils, charges for personal/individual text books are also made.
OPTIONAL EXTRAS
Music lessons, speech and drama, ballet, jazz dance, fencing, short tennis, gym, a wide variety of other sporting activities and extra subject tuition are charged at cost and will be added to the end of term account.
OPTIONAL EXTRAS
Music lessons, speech and drama, ballet, jazz dance, fencing, short tennis, gym, a wide variety of other sporting activities and extra subject tuition are charged at cost and will be added to the end of term account.
Current charges for 'Optional Extras' are as follows:
Music Lessons | £163.00 per term for 1 x 30 minute lesson per week |
Hire of musical instruments | From £16 |
Drama – Junior Group Lessons Individual Drama lessons - Senior | £46.00 – 10 lessons of 20 minutes per term £121.00 – 10 lessons of 30 minutes per term |
Duke of Edinburgh | £20.00 Registration Fee |
Bible | £13.00 |
GCSE Course Books | From £2.50 |
GCSE Entrance Examination Fee | Science - from £1.90 per module Other subjects from £4.00 per exam upto £45.00 for Double Award Science |
A Level Course Books | From £3.00 |
A Level Entrance Examination Fee | From £11.60 per exam |
Modern Foreign Language conversation | tba |
Learning Support | tba |
‘AFTER SCHOOL CLUB' (Junior School)
Our ‘After School Club' is available for all pupils in the Junior School, by prior arrangement. Sessions begin daily at the end of School until 6.15pm. Currently the cost for After School Care is £6.00 until 5.00pm and a further £2.00 to stay until 6.15pm.
Our ‘After School Club' is available for all pupils in the Junior School, by prior arrangement. Sessions begin daily at the end of School until 6.15pm. Currently the cost for After School Care is £6.00 until 5.00pm and a further £2.00 to stay until 6.15pm.
Pupils can have tea, play and do their homework under supervision until parents pick them up. (Parents who are normally on hand to pick up their daughters at 3.35pm, but who may be unavoidably delayed, can rest assured that they will be cared for in the ‘After School Club' until their arrival).
AFTER SCHOOL SUPERVISION AND CARE (Senior School)
Day Girls may benefit from set prep times prior to supper (4.30pm – 6.00pm) and may stay for tea after school before attending supervised prep sessions at no extra cost.
Day Girls may benefit from set prep times prior to supper (4.30pm – 6.00pm) and may stay for tea after school before attending supervised prep sessions at no extra cost.
OCCASIONAL BOARDING
Day Girls whose parents must be away for short periods during term-time may board for that time, by prior arrangement and subject to availability of spare beds. Rates for this facility are available from the Bursar.
Day Girls whose parents must be away for short periods during term-time may board for that time, by prior arrangement and subject to availability of spare beds. Rates for this facility are available from the Bursar.
SCHOLARSHIPS
These are available for entry into Year 7 for academic merit or for a talent in a particular area. The scholarship examination for entry into Year 7 is held in early January of the year of entry.
These are available for entry into Year 7 for academic merit or for a talent in a particular area. The scholarship examination for entry into Year 7 is held in early January of the year of entry.
Internal Sixth Form Scholarships are awarded on the basis of performance at GCSE, staff reports and past academic performance in school.
External Sixth Form Scholarships are awarded on the basis of performance at GCSE, Head's Report and interview.
