Claremont School

Baldslow, St Leonards-on-Sea, TN37 7PW

All-through school in St Leonards-on-Sea.

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Age range
1–19
Co-ed status
Mixed
Number of students
545
Day / boarding
Day & boarding
Religious affiliation
Non-denominational
Average fees
Day £19,125 · Boarding £42,170 (annual, inc. VAT)
Has a nursery
Yes

Fee profile

Pre-Reception £19,250
Reception £9,900
Year 1 £11,880
Year 2 £11,880
Year 3 £15,621
Year 4 £18,369
Year 5 £18,369
Year 6 £18,369
Year 7 £18,810
Year 8 £18,810
Year 9 £24,420
Year 10 £25,299
Year 11 £25,299
Year 12 £25,299
Year 13 £25,299

Bursaries

Yes

Scholarships

Yes

A-level results

% A*–A31%
% A*–B59%
Subjects26

Results shown for 2025.

Subject popularity

By percentage of all A-level exams taken.

Mathematics17%
Art12%
Drama8%
Languages8%
Biology7%

Admissions

Claremont School's admissions process is approachable, international friendly and notably keen to smooth the path for families joining from a range of backgrounds. The process is easier and less forbidding than at some coastal boarding competitors, which will matter to the families it is trying to attract.

How the school describes itself

  • Claremont School is aspirational, globally minded and keen to help pupils become their best rather than fit a single mould. The school is warm, modern and future focused.

Parents like

  • A sensible East Sussex choice for families who want an all-through school with boarding, a broad mix of pupils and a less formal tone than some traditional boarding schools. It may appeal to parents who like opportunity and flexibility more than institutional theatre.

Inspection snapshot

The overall picture is helped by a clear admissions pathway and by visible scholarship messaging, but parents should still look carefully at the lived reality across both day and boarding elements. In a school with this breadth, daily culture matters as much as broad promises.

Claremont School

All-through school in St Leonards-on-Sea.

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How the school describes itself

  • Claremont School is aspirational, globally minded and keen to help pupils become their best rather than fit a single mould. The school is warm, modern and future focused.

Fee profile

Annual fees including VAT. 2025-26.

Pre-Reception£19,250
Reception£9,900
Year 1£11,880
Year 2£11,880
Year 3£15,621
Year 4£18,369
Year 5£18,369
Year 6£18,369
Year 7£18,810
Year 8£18,810
Year 9£24,420
Year 10£25,299
Year 11£25,299
Year 12£25,299
Year 13£25,299
Year 7£35,049
Year 8£35,049
Year 9£40,659
Year 10£41,541
Year 11£41,541
Year 12£41,541
Year 13£41,541
Year 7£40,269
Year 8£40,269
Year 9£45,879
Year 10£46,761
Year 11£46,761
Year 12£46,761
Year 13£46,761

A-level results

% A*–A31%
% A*–B59%
Different A-level subjects26

Results shown for 2025.

Popular subjects

By percentage of all A-level exams taken.

Mathematics17%
Art12%
Drama8%
Languages8%
Biology7%

Parents like

  • A sensible East Sussex choice for families who want an all-through school with boarding, a broad mix of pupils and a less formal tone than some traditional boarding schools. It may appeal to parents who like opportunity and flexibility more than institutional theatre.

Admissions

Claremont School's admissions process is approachable, international friendly and notably keen to smooth the path for families joining from a range of backgrounds. The process is easier and less forbidding than at some coastal boarding competitors, which will matter to the families it is trying to attract.

Scholarships

Scholarships are publicly available and the school positions them as part of its wider offer, while bursary support is more limited and case specific. The bigger question for most families is whether Claremont's broad, slightly more international feel is the right match.

Bursaries

Claremont School says it provides means-tested bursaries, managed by an external agency, to support families. The school says bursaries are awarded up to 30% of tuition fees.

  • Families should confirm the relevant prep, senior or sixth-form entry route directly with admissions.
  • The official page says bursaries are awarded up to 30% of tuition fees.
  • Applications are means-tested and handled by an external agency before a recommendation is made.

Inspection snapshot

The overall picture is helped by a clear admissions pathway and by visible scholarship messaging, but parents should still look carefully at the lived reality across both day and boarding elements. In a school with this breadth, daily culture matters as much as broad promises.

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