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Come and see why Hall School Wimbledon is a truly happy and unique place for pupils to learn. or watch our virtual video on aspects of life at Hall School Wimbledon.
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Welcome to Hall School Wimbledon, the inclusive, independent co-educational school for pupils aged 9 to 18.
A warm welcome to Hall School Wimbledon, a dynamic and vibrant place of learning occupying a magical campus in the heart of Wimbledon.
Here at HSW, we are very proud to be a non-selective school, precisely because we know that innate ability comes in many forms, extending far beyond the narrow metric of academic assessment. We don’t just ask ‘How smart are you?’, rather we pose the question, ‘How are you smart?’ Our cherished pupils make up a lively community of budding scientists, artists, dancers, authors, carers, musicians and athletes, all sharing a spirit of adventure and a thirst for knowledge. We work hard to enable every one of us to find our ‘element’ and to feel valued for who we are and the unique contribution we bring to the school. Many pupils will discover talents at HSW which they never knew they had, such is the privilege and pleasure of working here.
There is a buzz about the place, and so there should be; we believe that school should be a place where joyful memories are made and lifelong friendships are forged. We are united in our resolve to champion the deep-down-things that make learning and living together worthwhile. Our pupils’ jerseys bear the letters HSW, a daily reminder that for any of us to flourish and become the best version of ourselves, first we must look after our Health and Self-Worth. We constantly view the ‘whole child’ in front of us because we know that from self-worth comes self-discipline, which ultimately enables us all to reach our full potential.
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School life is always dramatic—especially this week at HSW!
There’s a real buzz around campus as GCSE Drama students dive into rehearsals and performances of Tom Basden’s Holes, on Friday 25th April from 5:30pm.
Our younger performers are also fully immersed in preparing for the end-of-year production of Beauty and the Beast on Thursday 13th and Friday 14th June 6.30pm.
Welcome back, everyone, to the summer term!
We’ve got an exciting term ahead, packed with fantastic events and activities. Highlights include the Leavers’ BBQ, our Beauty and the Beast performance, a variety of trips (including the Year 6 residential and the Bronze DofE assessed expedition in the Surrey Hills), Challenge Week, Sports Day, end-of-year parties, and so much more.
There’s plenty to look forward to – it’s going to be a brilliant term!
Over the weekend, Year 9 students participated in DofE Bronze Expedition training at Oberon Fields, which served as practice for their upcoming assessment in May. During the session, they learned key skills including navigation, campcraft, first aid, and teamwork. Students also received guidance on packing, health and safety, and using essential equipment. This training helped build confidence and prepare them for the challenges of the assessed expedition in May.
Shoutout to student Sophia, who will be acting as an Ambassador for GiveVision! She’s using innovative assistive technology that’s transformed the matchday experience for individuals with vision loss—currently exclusive to Crystal Palace, the only club in the world using it. Sophia, the only child benefiting from this technology, was invited by the Premier League for an interview ahead of the Crystal Palace vs Everton match. What an achievement! ✨⚽️
The Red Nose Day bake sale made a total of £236.86, which will be donated to support the incredible work of Comic Relief.
A huge thank you to everyone who contributed and supported this cause!
And a special thank you to KS2 for providing the delicious cakes and treats!
Last Friday, KS2 celebrated Holi, the festival of colours, which celebrates spring, love, and new life. It’s a colourful festival, with dancing, singing and throwing of powder paint and coloured water.
Some fantastic sporting news from London, who competed in the 2025 British Schools Championships this month, an event organized by the British Judo Association.
London represented Hall School Wimbledon and placed 3rd this year, earning a bronze medal. He previously secured 1st place and a Gold Medal in both 2023 and 2024.
Well done, London!
Our opening morning was a great success! Two of our students, Max and Vittoria, were invited to deliver speeches alongside the headteacher. They shared their thoughts about Hall School Wimbledon and what they were looking forward to for the rest of the year. Scroll across to hear Vittoria’s speech.
Students played a key role in day, giving the parents tours, showcasing the grounds and the various facilities. This is a wonderful opportunity for parents to connect with the school through their children’s eyes and understand what makes Hall School Wimbledon so special.
