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Private Schools in Hammersmith

There are 10 private schools in Hammersmith, with day fees from £7,193–£40,227 per year and places for pupils aged 2–18. Compare fees, Houseroom Index rankings, entry points and upcoming open days for every independent school in the area below.

Schools
10
Day fees
£7,193–£40,227 / year
Ages
2–18

Prep and senior schools

7 take primary-age pupils · 6 have a senior school or sixth form · 3 girls', 0 boys', 7 co-ed

Top senior: St Paul's Girls' School, Latymer Upper School, Godolphin and Latymer School

Top prep: Ravenscourt Park Preparatory School, Bute House Preparatory School for Girls

Private school fees in Hammersmith

Day fees run from £7,193–£40,227 a year; the typical (median) top day fee is £29,104. Figures include 20% VAT where the school publishes it. See the full annual cost with extras →

Upcoming open days in Hammersmith

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Private schools in Hammersmith: common questions

What are the best private schools in Hammersmith?
On the Houseroom Index, which weighs exam results, university destinations, inspection outcomes and value, the highest-scoring independent schools in Hammersmith are St Paul's Girls' School, Latymer Upper School, Godolphin and Latymer School, Ravenscourt Park Preparatory School and Bute House Preparatory School for Girls. The full list below is sorted by the same score.
What is the best private secondary school in Hammersmith?
St Paul's Girls' School has the highest Houseroom Index score of the secondary independent schools in Hammersmith, followed by Latymer Upper School and Godolphin and Latymer School.
How much are private school fees in Hammersmith?
Published day fees at independent schools in Hammersmith range from £7,193–£40,227 a year, with a typical (median) top day fee of £29,104. Since January 2025 fees include 20% VAT; extras such as lunches, uniform and trips are on top.
How many private schools are there in Hammersmith?
Houseroom lists 10 independent schools in Hammersmith: 7 taking primary-age pupils and 6 with a senior school or sixth form, including 3 girls' and 0 boys' schools.