Inclusive, independent co-educational school for pupils aged 9 to 18
We don’t just ask ‘How smart are you?’, rather we pose the question, ‘How are you smart?’
A dynamic and vibrant place of learning occupying a magical campus in the heart of Wimbledon
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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.
Our Y8-10 girls put on an incredible display of skill and teamwork in their recent matches against Wimbledon High!
The girls showed fantastic determination and sportsmanship throughout the games.
Special mentions for Player of the Match:
Isla & Jess (Y10) for their brilliant leadership and tactical play
Bailey & Millie (Y9) for their excellent teamwork and never-give-up attitude
Katja & Bella (Y8) for their standout performances and commitment on the pitch
A massive well done to all the girls who played – your effort and enthusiasm were inspiring! Let`s keep up the hard work
What an exciting start to the new term! This week, our HSW students hit the ground running with some thrilling sports action, science experiments and history lessons. It is great to see everyone back and giving their best. Here’s to a fantastic term ahead!
It was a heartwarming occasion bringing the whole school community together at Emmanuel Church for our annual HSW Christmas Carol Service. The talented pupils of HSW shone whilst leading the congregation of parents and pupils singing traditional Christmas Carols and some modern Christmas classics.
The GCSE Year 10 band sounded beautiful, the piano soloists played with skill and confidence and the vocal solos were also beautiful to hear. The Year 6s and Year 5s sang beautifully as well showing off all of their hard work this half term.
Students in Year 5 & 6 were invited to decorate our large school Christmas tree in the Grove this week. They had lots of fun listening to Christmas music and luckily the Games teachers are tall enough to reach the top of the tree! 🎄
Key Stage 2 have been working incredibly hard this term on their project homework. Each child chose an endangered animal from the WWF`s endangered animal list. They made a campaign to rally support for their chosen animal. They shared their presentations with their classes on Friday, and each class voted for their favourite campaign. The animal of this campaign will become the class mascot, and the school will donate money to sponsor the animal! We had a fantastic day looking at everyone`s campaigns. 🦍🐅🦏
Following on from Anti-Bullying week, Key Stage 2 and Year 8 are determined to ensure the school continues to focus on Respect. Together, they made anti-bullying posters to go up around the school, each with this year’s theme of ‘Choosing Respect’ ♥️
Our year sevens aren’t afraid of a challenge! Before the weather turned this week, and for the second time this term, they took part in the bleep test in their games lessons, aiming to improve on September’s scores. All students put up a good fight, with almost all showing great improvement, but huge congratulations must go to Jennifer K, who was the last student standing (for a few rounds) reaching an amazing 11.1!
We offer high quality, independent education for children aged 9 to 18.