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The Hall School provides exceptional teaching to some of the brightest boys in London to develop in them the skills for a lifetime of learning that will stimulate rewarding, diverse and distinctive lives.
The Hall School is an independent boys' preparatory school in Belsize Park, Hampstead, north London, currently teaching boys from age 4 to age 13. Description. The school, across its three buildings, a new one being built currently, has a roll of over 432 boys, approximately 60 in each year from Years 1–8 and 40 in Reception.
SENIOR SCHOOL. 23 Crossfield Road. London NW3 4NU. 020 7722 1700. office@hallschool.co.uk.
The Hall School traces its roots back to 1889 when the Reverend Francis Wrottesley set up his own school, primarily to educate his own growing family of boys. He took in other paying pupils and so the Belsize School for Boys was born.
The Hall School, Hampstead is an independent prep day school for boys between the ages of 4 and 13 years. It is a Church of England school, open to all faiths and none. The school has an academically selective admissions policy.
An independent school for boys aged from 4 to 13. Boarding: No. Local authority: Camden. Pupils: 470. Religion: Christian Inter-denominational. Fees: £23,628 - £24,345 pa. Open days: Open evenings for those who have registered their sons. Review: View The Good Schools Guide Review. ISI report: View the ISI report.
The Hall is an IAPS day school for 469 boys aged 4 to 13, situated in the Belsize Park area of North West London. Parents are required to register their son before his first birthday and entry is selective.
