Hampton Court House Independent School

Welcome from the Headmaster

We work with sparkling young minds – which sometimes need to be channelled and which sometimes need to be given free rein. Such is the paradox of education – there are no rules. Original thought requires the ability to think beyond, to adapt, to change and to innovate. All this is quite different from that necessary and vital skill of passing examinations, where there most certainly are rules (they’re called ‘mark schemes’) to be followed.

HCH Shortlisted for Award

Our French-English bilingual immersion programme for the Lower Years has been shortlisted for the prestigious TES Independent School Awards in the Strategic Education Initiative of the Year category. All pupils […]
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Sixth Form Arrives in Style

This term sees a new landmark at Hampton Court House with the successful opening of the Sixth Form. Following our recent OFSTED report, which describes the school as ‘buzzing with […]
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Innovation in education: Hampton Court House team launch talks and courses for adults

The team at Hampton Court House is launching a new educational venture: a programme of talks and courses for adults entitled “FORM SEVEN”. The 18th century house adjoining Bushy Park, […]
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Luke Karwowski

Joining HCH in year 9 was and will continue to be one of the best choices I have made in my life so far.
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The trip that opened my eyes

They go to school hungry and can’t concentrate because they keep thinking about food. After the week in Malawi, I have a lot to think about.
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Bugsy Malone in Pictures

Prints are available from Photobox at low prices. Get in touch!
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Boris Johnson: “Best school dinner I’ve ever had”

Boris Johnson commented on the quality of the food cooked by Hampton Court House’s Head Chef.
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Hampton Court House Leads the way in Computer Science

At HCH not only have we already introduced OCR Computing GCSE for our current year 10s, but we are also introducing the OCR Entry Level in Computing at year 8.
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Fundraising Club Raise £1,222 for Teens Unite

Today the Hampton Court House Fundraising Club presented a cheque to Ellie Pendred from Teens Unite for £1,222! Their presentation during the assembly showed all the events and hard work […]
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