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London Park Schools

An exciting new group of smaller schools offering a dynamic, fresh, and forward-thinking approach to modern secondary education.

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Updated 4 months ago
At a glance

Key facts

Head
Dr Adrian Rainbow
Head
Gender
Co-ed
Location
Clapham, Wandsworth
Day or boarding
Day
Age range
11 to 18
Founded
2021
Entry points
3+, 11+, 13+, 16+
ISI inspection
Inspected 2025
Nearest station
Green Park
Scholarships
Academic, Art, Sport
A-level A*–A
47%
2024
GCSE 9–7
56%
2024
Overview

About London Park Schools

London Park Schools comprises LPS Mayfair, LPS Clapham, LPS Sixth, and LPS Hybrid. Each school offers a unique educational experience with a focus on experiential and integrated learning, creativity, collaboration, and university preparation. LPS Hybrid combines online and in-school learning. The schools provide a nurturing feel of a small school with the expertise of a larger one, located in central London with easy access to cultural and historical sites.

Our take

Independent co-ed senior school in Wandsworth. Selective entry.

Best for
  • Families who prefer a co-educational setting over single-sex.
  • Children who can demonstrate strong academics at entry assessment — this is a selective school.
Watch-outs
  • Fees aren't published. Treat published external fee comparisons with caution and ask admissions directly before shortlisting.
  • Selective entry — assume some form of assessment at the relevant entry point. Plan tutoring or familiarisation early if needed.
  • SEND provision isn't documented in our profile. If your child has an EHCP or specific learning needs, ask admissions about case-by-case capacity before applying.
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Application timeline

  1. TBC
    Open dayTo be confirmed
    regular throughout year
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Open events

Private tours by arrangement with admissions.

Fees

Fees TBCper year · day
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Distinctive features

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Smaller, dynamic schools

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Experimental and integrated approach to learning

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Hybrid model combining online and in-school education

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Location in central London near key landmarks

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Seamless transition to sixth form

Latest exam results

Outcomes

The school offers A Levels and excellent university preparation moments.

47%
A-level A*–A
56%
GCSE 9–7

Data from 2024 results

Where leavers go

2024
US Ivy0

Qualifications offered

A Levels

Recent coverage

May 2026

London Park Schools Clapham was named in Talk Education’s 2026 Top 250 UK Schools list for the first time.

December 2025

London Park Schools announced Mrs Heidi Armstrong as the new Head of LPS Mayfair and LPS Sixth, starting in September 2026.

August 2025

London Park Schools had its first results day with 32% of grades 9-7 and 96% of grades 9-4. The founding cohort achieved 100% passes in English, Maths and Science.

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Wellbeing

At the core of his approach lies a commitment to first-rate learning and prioritizing the well-being and pastoral care of every student. His background in both pastoral care and creative education, combined with a belief in the importance of a flexible, modern approach to education, ensures that he is championing a model that puts student wellbeing, engagement, and progress at its heart. Alongside this, I’ve also had the pleasure of working in a pastoral role for over eight years which I absolutely love. With my background in both pastoral care and creative education, I’m excited to lead a model that puts student wellbeing, engagement, and progress at its heart.

Inspection

ISI inspection, 7 Oct 2025

Standards met
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Schools like London Park Schools

72%

London Park School Mayfair and London Park School Sixth

Westminster · Senior · Ages 11–18
£18,600 – £25,200
70%

London Park School Clapham

Wandsworth · Senior · Ages 11–16
£30,546
70%

Kensington Park School

Westminster · Senior · Ages 3–18
£29,850 – £31,050
68%

City of London School

City of London · Senior · Ages 10–18
£29,545
65%

City of London School for Girls

City of London · Senior · Ages 11–18
£31,833
64%

Latymer Upper School

Hammersmith and Fulham · Senior · Ages 11–18
£31,095

Questions parents ask

What kind of child is London Park Schools best for?+

London Park Schools suits: Families who prefer a co-educational setting over single-sex; Children who can demonstrate strong academics at entry assessment — this is a selective school.

When is the next open day at London Park Schools?+

No dates are listed yet. Save London Park Schools and we'll email you when booking opens.

How does admissions work?+

London Park Schools is selective. Expect an entrance assessment at each entry point.

Does London Park Schools support SEND?+

We don't hold SEND details for London Park Schools. Ask admissions early if your child has additional needs.

What ages does London Park Schools take?+

London Park Schools takes pupils from age 11 to 18.

Is London Park Schools a day or boarding school?+

London Park Schools is a day school.

Is London Park Schools co-educational or single-sex?+

London Park Schools is co-educational, taking both boys and girls.

Where is London Park Schools?+

London Park Schools is in Wandsworth, SW4 9AH.

How do I contact admissions at London Park Schools?+

Contact London Park Schools by email at admissions.clapham@londonparkschools.com or phone on 02074917393.

Updated 14 May 2026. Sources: school website, Good Schools Guide, Tatler, Sunday Times Parent Power and Wikipedia.