Admissions open for next September
From the first bell to the final exam, under the same linden tree.
Prep, senior school and sixth form share one campus, yet each keeps its own rhythm. Explore your child’s section, then see the classrooms on an open day.
10:30 · Campus tour, section talks and time with the teachers
Reserve your place- Prep SchoolReception to Year 6
- Senior SchoolYears 7 to 11
- Sixth FormYears 12 and 13
- ScholarshipsAssessments in January
Period 1 08:40
Three sections, three different school days.
A four year old and an A level student need different pages. Choose a section to see its curriculum and a sample day.
Prep: the years of reading and asking
The class teacher anchors the day. Phonics, maths and topic work sit alongside French taught through songs and games, and break time happens outdoors.
- Class teacher model
- Daily French
- Reading hour
- Forest and studio lessons
A sample day
- Welcome in class
- Phonics and writing
- Outdoor break
- French games
- Club time
Senior: turning curiosity into method
Subject specialists take over. Practical science and projects lead the lessons, a second language begins in Year 7 and every pupil has a personal tutor.
- Practical science
- Second language
- Project weeks
- Personal tutor
A sample day
- Tutor time
- Science practical
- Lunch
- Language lab
- Games and clubs
Sixth Form: the years of finding direction
Students shape their timetable around A level choices and an extended project, with university guidance in both years.
- A level choices
- Extended project
- University guidance
- Supervised study
A sample day
- First lesson
- Option block
- Library break
- Guidance meeting
- Study period
Period 2 09:30
Four habits that make Lindenvale different.
- i.
A school for each age
Each section has its own corridor, break times and head of section.
- ii.
One channel for parents
Notices, term dates, transport and lunch menus live in the parent hub.
- iii.
See it in person
Open days show the classrooms, labs and library, with heads of section on hand.
- iv.
Consent comes first
We show school life only in line with our photo policy and parental consent, and never name a pupil without permission.
Period 3 10:20
Open days and admissions.
- 1
Open day
Campus tour and section talk, about two hours.
- 2
Family meeting
A short, personal conversation with the head of section.
- 3
Admissions enquiry
You complete the form; admissions sends the next steps in writing.
- 4
Welcome week
New pupils meet their class and teachers before term begins.
Period 4 11:10
Scholarships and bursaries, explained up front.
Academic, music and sport scholarships recognise talent; means tested bursaries support families who need help with fees. Criteria and deadlines are published before you apply.
- Apply online in a few minutes
- Assessment day details arrive by email
- Bursary criteria visible before you enquire
Sample timeline. Confirmed dates appear here and in the parent hub.
Period 5 12:00
Parent hub: everything in one place.
- Notices and events, published by staff
- Term dates and exam weeks
- Bus routes and departure times
- The weekly lunch menu
Notices Sample content
In the hall at 18:00, covering the term plan and pastoral care.
Every class builds a reading corner; parents are invited on Friday.
Parents who would like to help at a workshop can sign up.
Term dates Sample content
Senior school and sixth form; timetables on class pages.
No buses and no lunch service.
Book a slot through the parent hub.
Bus routes Sample content
First stop 07:15, arrives on campus 08:10.
First stop 07:20, arrives on campus 08:15.
Leaves at 17:15 after sixth form study.
This week’s menu Sample content
Seasonal salad, fruit.
Salad bar, apple crumble.
Green beans, rice pudding.
Period 6 13:30
Questions families ask most.
Can my child come to the open day?
Yes. Children join a short workshop while parents hear the section talk.
Who can apply for a bursary?
Bursaries are means tested and open to new and current families; criteria and deadlines are on the scholarships page.
Where can I find the safeguarding policy and inspection report?
Both are linked in the required information section at the foot of this page.
Do you show pupils in photos and news?
Only in line with our photo policy and the consent parents give, and names are left out unless permission has been granted.
What happens after an admissions enquiry?
Admissions call you within two working days and send the next steps in writing.
Period 7 14:20
Admissions enquiry and contact.
Fill in the form or reach us directly. Admissions reply on weekdays between 08:30 and 17:30.
- Phone+44 0000 000 000
- WhatsApp+44 0000 000 000
- CampusSurrey, England
Required information
In line with paragraph 32 of the Independent School Standards, these documents are published here and kept current. Further information, including exam results, is available to parents on request.
- Safeguarding policy (placeholder)
- Latest inspection report (placeholder)
- Admissions and complaints policies