Private Schools in Putney
There are 7 private schools in Putney, with day fees from £11,100–£32,047 per year and places for pupils aged 2–19. Compare fees, Houseroom Index rankings, entry points and upcoming open days for every independent school in the area below.
- Schools
- 7
- Day fees
- £11,100–£32,047 / year
- Ages
- 2–19
Best-ranked private schools in Putney
By Houseroom Index score: exam results, destinations, inspection and value.
Prep and senior schools
6 take primary-age pupils · 3 have a senior school or sixth form · 1 girls', 0 boys', 6 co-ed
Top senior: Putney High School, Ibstock Place School
Top prep: Prospect House School, Hurlingham School
Private school fees in Putney
Day fees run from £11,100–£32,047 a year; the typical (median) top day fee is £27,885. Figures include 20% VAT where the school publishes it. See the full annual cost with extras →
Upcoming open days in Putney
- Ibstock Place SchoolWed 30 Sept
- Putney High SchoolFri 2 Oct
All 7 private schools in Putney
Private schools in Putney: common questions
- What are the best private schools in Putney?
- On the Houseroom Index, which weighs exam results, university destinations, inspection outcomes and value, the highest-scoring independent schools in Putney are Putney High School, Prospect House School, Ibstock Place School and Hurlingham School. The full list below is sorted by the same score.
- What is the best private secondary school in Putney?
- Putney High School has the highest Houseroom Index score of the secondary independent schools in Putney, followed by Ibstock Place School.
- How much are private school fees in Putney?
- Published day fees at independent schools in Putney range from £11,100–£32,047 a year, with a typical (median) top day fee of £27,885. Since January 2025 fees include 20% VAT; extras such as lunches, uniform and trips are on top.
- How many private schools are there in Putney?
- Houseroom lists 7 independent schools in Putney: 6 taking primary-age pupils and 3 with a senior school or sixth form, including 1 girls' and 0 boys' schools.




