Lord Wandsworth College

Long Sutton, Hook, RG29 1TB

Senior school in Hook.

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Age range
11–19
Co-ed status
Mixed
Number of students
706
Day / boarding
Day & boarding
Religious affiliation
Non-denominational
Average fees
Day £35,738 · Boarding £50,086 (annual, inc. VAT)
Has a nursery
No

Fee profile

Pre-Reception —
Reception —
Year 1 —
Year 2 —
Year 3 —
Year 4 —
Year 5 —
Year 6 —
Year 7 £31,752
Year 8 £31,752
Year 9 £37,332
Year 10 £37,332
Year 11 £37,332
Year 12 £37,332
Year 13 £37,332

Bursaries

Yes

Scholarships

Yes

A-level results

% A*–A44%
% A*–B81%
Subjects22

Results shown for 2025.

Subject popularity

By percentage of all A-level exams taken.

Psychology14%
Mathematics12%
Finance + Business12%
English10%
Economics10%

Admissions

Lord Wandsworth College guides families towards its main entry points at Year 7, Year 9 and sixth form, combining open events and campus visits with a more formal admissions sequence of assessment and interview. The process is selective, but published policy material also makes clear that the school wants applications from a wide range of backgrounds.

How the school describes itself

  • Lord Wandsworth is ambitious, values-led and committed to widening opportunity.
  • The school emphasises academic, emotional and personal growth rather than exam performance alone.
  • The school is confident, humane and community-minded.

Parents like

  • A strong option for families who want a substantial boarding-and-day senior school without losing a sense of warmth.
  • The campus scale and foundation story give it more character than a generic academic hothouse.
  • It is likely to appeal to parents who want breadth, pastoral depth and serious opportunity in one place.

Inspection snapshot

The current inspection information includes ISI material from 2024 and subsequent 2025 updates connected to the college's ongoing development. The school uses this alongside broader messaging about wellbeing and opportunity, so the inspection story sits inside a wider narrative of both ambition and care.

Lord Wandsworth College

Senior school in Hook.

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How the school describes itself

  • Lord Wandsworth is ambitious, values-led and committed to widening opportunity.
  • The school emphasises academic, emotional and personal growth rather than exam performance alone.
  • The school is confident, humane and community-minded.

Fee profile

Annual fees including VAT. 2025-26.

Year 7£31,752
Year 8£31,752
Year 9£37,332
Year 10£37,332
Year 11£37,332
Year 12£37,332
Year 13£37,332
Year 7£45,072
Year 8£45,072
Year 9£50,616
Year 10£50,616
Year 11£50,616
Year 12£50,616
Year 13£50,616
Year 7£46,692
Year 8£46,692
Year 9£52,920
Year 10£52,920
Year 11£52,920
Year 12£52,920
Year 13£52,920

A-level results

% A*–A44%
% A*–B81%
Different A-level subjects22

Results shown for 2025.

Popular subjects

By percentage of all A-level exams taken.

Psychology14%
Mathematics12%
Finance + Business12%
English10%
Economics10%

Parents like

  • A strong option for families who want a substantial boarding-and-day senior school without losing a sense of warmth.
  • The campus scale and foundation story give it more character than a generic academic hothouse.
  • It is likely to appeal to parents who want breadth, pastoral depth and serious opportunity in one place.

Admissions

Lord Wandsworth College guides families towards its main entry points at Year 7, Year 9 and sixth form, combining open events and campus visits with a more formal admissions sequence of assessment and interview. The process is selective, but published policy material also makes clear that the school wants applications from a wide range of backgrounds.

Scholarships

Lord Wandsworth offers scholarships and a generous means-tested bursary programme, with policy material making clear that fee support is meant to widen access for pupils who meet the admissions criteria. Awards therefore are central to the college's identity rather than merely decorative.

Bursaries

Lord Wandsworth College publishes bursary FAQs and policy material explaining that bursaries are remissions on school fees only. The College says there is no fixed income scale and that applications are judged on broader financial circumstances, with awards reviewed annually.

  • The College publishes a general bursary route rather than a narrow entry-point list in the main FAQ snippet.
  • The bursary is a remission on fees only; the public FAQ does not state a universal remission cap.
  • Families apply through the College’s online bursary portal, provide financial information and supporting documents, and can expect annual review of any award.

Inspection snapshot

The current inspection information includes ISI material from 2024 and subsequent 2025 updates connected to the college's ongoing development. The school uses this alongside broader messaging about wellbeing and opportunity, so the inspection story sits inside a wider narrative of both ambition and care.

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