- Age range
- 1–11
- Co-ed status
- Mixed
- Number of students
- 142
- Day / boarding
- Day only
- Religious affiliation
- Non-denominational
- Average fees
- £15,968 (annual, inc. VAT)
- Has a nursery
- Yes
How the school describes itself
- Belmont Grosvenor is warm, ambitious and individual. Its published messaging suggests a school where children are known well, encouraged to be themselves and prepared carefully for what comes next. The school is family-sized, confident and quietly aspirational.
Fee profile
Annual fees including VAT. 2025-26.
Parents like
- A persuasive option for families who want a smaller Harrogate prep with real onward credibility. The attraction is the combination of pastoral intimacy and visible senior-school outcomes. It is especially appealing for parents who want a northern alternative to the bigger prep brands.
Admissions
Belmont Grosvenor’s admissions process looks personal, visit-led and refreshingly human in scale. Families are dealing with a smaller Harrogate prep that seems to combine warmth with clear explanation of practicalities such as bursary support and the next steps after registration. The overall feel is bespoke rather than corporate.
Scholarships
Scholarship and bursary provision look meaningful rather than token. The school publishes a history of scholarships to well-known northern senior schools and also runs a bursary scheme, which makes the affordability and onward-outcomes story more serious than a simple boutique-prep pitch.
Bursaries
Belmont Grosvenor says its bursary programme is designed to make places possible for as many families as it can support. The school says some means-tested awards are available annually to entrants at the usual points of entry.
- The school says bursaries are considered at the usual points of entry.
- No standard remission range is published.
- Parents indicate on the registration form that financial support is needed and complete a means-test application. The school also says hardship or emergency funding may be considered where circumstances change.
Inspection snapshot
Belmont Grosvenor points families to recent inspection material, including a 2025 ISI report, which gives a fairly current external lens on the school. Parents should read it directly, but the fact that the school surfaces inspection evidence and destination history side by side is reassuring. It suggests a prep comfortable being judged on both experience and outcomes.
Assessment approach
Assessment appears thoughtful and forward-looking rather than overly pressurised. Belmont Grosvenor’s published messaging suggests close knowledge of individual children and deliberate preparation for the next stage, with the sort of progress tracking that underpins both grammar and independent-school applications. For a smaller prep, that personalised guidance is a real part of the offer.
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