- Age range
- 4–11
- Co-ed status
- Girls
- Number of students
- 143
- Day / boarding
- Day only
- Religious affiliation
- Non-denominational
- Average fees
- £19,315 (annual, inc. VAT)
- Has a nursery
- No
How the school describes itself
- Cumnor Girls is encouraging, wide-ranging and strongly committed to preparing girls for what comes next. The school is positive, purposeful and quietly ambitious.
Fee profile
Annual fees including VAT. 2025-26.
Parents like
- A strong fit for families who want a focused girls' prep where confidence, care and senior-school preparation are all part of the package.
Admissions
The admissions process at Cumnor House School is warm, visit led and designed to build a rounded sense of the child and family rather than to stage-manage a hard sell. The same Cumnor framework applies here, but the girls' school messaging is especially clear about preparing pupils well for the next stage at 11+.
Scholarships
As with many ambitious girls' preps, the deeper story is not internal awards but how well the school equips pupils for selective senior-school opportunities.
Bursaries
Cumnor House publishes a means-tested bursary route for families facing financial hardship. The school says parents should raise this with admissions at enquiry stage and will then be referred to the Business Manager to discuss the process.
- No specific bursary entry years are published, so families should ask admissions directly.
- The official page confirms means-tested bursary support, but no fixed remission range is published.
- Parents are asked to contact the Admissions Team when making an enquiry and will then be guided through the school’s bursary process.
Inspection snapshot
The overall picture benefits from the wider Cumnor family presentation and a clear emphasis on destination-school preparation. That should reassure parents who want a purposeful girls' prep rather than a vague promise of readiness.
Assessment approach
Assessment at Cumnor Girls is purposeful, confidence-building and explicitly linked to preparing girls well for their next school. Parents should expect a prep culture that takes transition seriously.
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