Located in a highly desirable corner of South West London, Hampton School is situated on a beautiful 28-acre green field site.

A continuous development and investment programme ensures that the School’s buildings and grounds are maintained to the highest standards ensuring our pupils enjoy the use of first-class facilities, including a state-of-the-art 3G all-weather sports ground, large multi-purpose sports hall and a professional standard Performing Arts theatre, The Hammond Theatre.

Generous teaching resources enhance lessons and students have access to a fully-equipped library, and specialist facilities for Art, Science, Technology and Languages.

The School has outstanding ICT facilities and is proud to be one of the leaders in this field in the independent education sector. Students have access to networked computers throughout the School, including those in three dedicated IT Suites, two Design Technology workshops, and three Science Labs, allowing the boys to access their work anywhere on the School site.

The Millennium Boat House – shared with the neighbouring The Lady Eleanor Holles School – is situated on one of the most beautiful stretches of the River Thames providing a focal point for our internationally renowned and highly successful Boat Club.

Hampton is a friendly, lively and unpretentious school for boys.

The School is a community where success is based upon achievement rather than the pursuit of narrowly defined targets.

We welcome academically-minded pupils from both maintained and independent schools, irrespective of ethnic group and background, and of their religious or non-religious beliefs.

We encourage every boy to develop his full academic potential and to develop skills for life through the wide range of cultural, spiritual and sporting opportunities on offer.

We believe that education is not only about acquiring knowledge and skills but about developing a spirit of intellectual enquiry in a caring, stimulating and enjoyable environment.

We aspire to enable our boys not only to make sense of the world but also to want to go out and improve it.

Above all, our aim is for those leaving Hampton to be open-minded, tolerant and full of conviction, to have a clear sense of right and wrong, and to aim for personal success while supporting those around them.

THE AIMS OF HAMPTON SCHOOL

We aim to attract and educate

• boys of academic and all-round ambition
• from a wide range of schools

to provide them with

• a challenging and stimulating education
• a friendly and supportive environment

to develop in our pupils

• the desire to achieve their full academic potential
• a participative but critical approach to learning
• a helpful and committed attitude to their School and the community
• respect for self and others
• involvement in co-curricular activities
• skills for life at university and beyond

We attempt to achieve these aims through

• a broad and balanced curriculum
• an established system of pastoral care
• a co-operative and collaborative relationship with the community
• an extensive range of co-curricular activities
• the development and maintenance of our site and its facilities