Newland House School

Newland House School was founded in 1897 at Newland House in Oak Lane, Twickenham. The Vicar of Twickenham, George Glossop and his family, who lived at Amyand House, commissioned the architect, Robert W. Edis, FSA, to build them a new home in the grounds of their house and they moved into the newly-built property in 1871. The house was named after Reverend Glossop’s mother, who had died in 1870: her maiden name was Newland. On its opening in 1897, the new school is believed to have been briefly named 'Amyand House School' in memory of Glossop's earlier home, but soon took the name of the building it occupied, to become known as 'The Newland House School'. It moved to a larger site in…

Children can join the Nursery which is the year prior to joining the school in Reception. The Nursery is term-time, open five days per week for children aged 3 to 4 years. Children may attend either five mornings sessions, five full day sessions or five mornings sessions plus a minimum of two afternoon sessions. There are two classes in the Nursery of around 15 children. The school has 3-form entry all the way through from Reception to Year 6 with the Nursery and Reception being the main entry points. There are no additional defined entry points and all children in Year 2 in the Pre-Prep automatically transfer to Year 3 in the Prep School. Girls leave the school at the end of Year 6, aged…