Oakridge Prep  ages 4 to 13

Fees and bursaries

One fee covers lunch, books, trips and most clubs. Around one child in nine holds a means-tested bursary; the registrar will tell you where the line falls before you apply.
Pre-Prep
Reception to Year 2, ages 4 to 7
£13,140
Per year, paid termly
Classes capped at sixteen
Lunch, books and day trips included
Breakfast club from 7.45am
See the year group
Lower Prep
Years 3 to 5, ages 7 to 10
£15,720
Per year, paid termly
Classes capped at sixteen
Lunch, books and day trips included
Latin and French from Year 3
Supervised prep until 5.30pm
See the year group
Upper Prep
Years 6 to 8, ages 10 to 13
£18,720
Per year, paid termly
Classes capped at sixteen
Lunch, books and day trips included
Common Entrance and scholarship preparation
One-to-one senior school guidance
Ask the registrar
Oakridge Prep  ages 4 to 13

Questions parents ask

Still have a question?
The registrar answers admissions questions by email, usually the same day. Ask about a year group, a bursary, or a visit outside the open-day dates.
Email the registrar
Three a year, in October, February and May. If none of those dates work, the registrar will show you round on an ordinary school day, which is the better visit anyway.
Sixteen is the cap and fourteen is the average. Counting teaching assistants and specialists, there is one adult to every eight children across the school.
Lunch, books, stationery, day trips and most after-school clubs. There is no registration fee. Residentials, instrumental lessons and school uniform are charged separately.
Yes. About one child in nine holds a means-tested bursary worth between ten and one hundred per cent of the fee. Applications open in the October before entry.
Oakridge Prep  ages 4 to 13

Come and see the school

Open mornings run in October, February and May. Bring your child: they spend the morning in a class while you walk round with the head.