Welcome to Hall School Wimbledon, the inclusive, independent co-educational school for pupils aged 4 to 16.
We believe that anything is possible and that every pupil must engage fully in their own learning. Our nurturing pastoral care and broad curriculum supports your child on their journey.
Of course, results are important. In 2018, 62% of GCSE examinations at Hall School Wimbledon were awarded the top grades 9 to 6. In 2019, 70% of GCSE examinations at Hall School Wimbledon were awarded the top grades 9 to 6 / A* to B. These successes enable our Year 11 leavers to take up places at leading academic and creative Sixth Forms. Our results significantly exceed those of other comparable non-selective schools. However, our academic ethos is shaped by a view that cultivating characteristics of resilience, adaptability, confidence, good humour, collaboration and empathy are just as important to our pupils’ long-term success. These are the qualities which make our Senior School leavers effective independent learners, and future leaders of society in a challenging
Pupils start to take responsibility for getting their own work done, which enables them to consolidate and review their learning each day, while maintaining a healthy balance between school and family life.
Hall School Wimbledon’s story began in 1990, with a group of nine children in Wimbledon Village Hall. Our school was founded with a philosophy of doing things differently. Since then, we have grown. Now part of Chatsworth Schools, we educate boys and girls aged 4 to 16, with pupils achieving success in academic, musical, sporting and artistic spheres. Our leavers are confident, equipped with tools to embrace the challenges that lie ahead.
Oberon Fields
Oberon playing fields (the school’s 9-acre playing fields and pavilion) are found at 15, Lindisfarne, Wimbledon, SW20 ONQ
Most of the sports activities such as football, cricket, rugby, athletics, rounders and soft ball are played there. The School Sports Day are organized at the playing fields.
The Oberon Fields site is being re-developed to become a hub for curriculum enrichment, with teaching spaces for outdoor learning, performing arts and cookery. There will be refurbished changing rooms for boys and girls, a Performing Arts studio, a kitchen for children to learn in the pavilion. Outside, there will be a renovated tennis court, netball courts, a new nature trail, orchard, garden allotments, and a Forest School area. The pitches will be reconfigured to allow greater use for all the major sports and athletics.
