Private Schools in Blackheath
There are 7 private schools in Blackheath, with day fees from £4,766–£25,920 per year and places for pupils aged 3–18. Compare fees, Houseroom Index rankings, entry points and upcoming open days for every independent school in the area below.
- Schools
- 7
- Day fees
- £4,766–£25,920 / year
- Ages
- 3–18
Best-ranked private schools in Blackheath
By Houseroom Index score: exam results, destinations, inspection and value.
Prep and senior schools
6 take primary-age pupils · 2 have a senior school or sixth form · 2 girls', 0 boys', 5 co-ed
Top senior: Blackheath High School GDST, Greenwich Waldorf School
Top prep: Blackheath High Junior School, Heath House Preparatory School, Blackheath Prep
Private school fees in Blackheath
Day fees run from £4,766–£25,920 a year; the typical (median) top day fee is £23,511. Figures include 20% VAT where the school publishes it. See the full annual cost with extras →
All 7 private schools in Blackheath
Private schools in Blackheath: common questions
- What are the best private schools in Blackheath?
- On the Houseroom Index, which weighs exam results, university destinations, inspection outcomes and value, the highest-scoring independent schools in Blackheath are Blackheath High Junior School, Heath House Preparatory School, Blackheath Prep, Blackheath High School GDST and Greenwich Waldorf School. The full list below is sorted by the same score.
- What is the best private secondary school in Blackheath?
- Blackheath High School GDST has the highest Houseroom Index score of the secondary independent schools in Blackheath, followed by Greenwich Waldorf School.
- How much are private school fees in Blackheath?
- Published day fees at independent schools in Blackheath range from £4,766–£25,920 a year, with a typical (median) top day fee of £23,511. Since January 2025 fees include 20% VAT; extras such as lunches, uniform and trips are on top.
- How many private schools are there in Blackheath?
- Houseroom lists 7 independent schools in Blackheath: 6 taking primary-age pupils and 2 with a senior school or sixth form, including 2 girls' and 0 boys' schools.