'I am Courageous'
'I am Creative'
'I am Curious'
'I am Kind'
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Welcome to Broomfield House School

Curious Learners | Independent Thinkers | Happy Children

 

Located in leafy Kew Village, Broomfield House School is a magical place to learn and explore for ages 3-11. As Kew’s oldest independent school, we have been educating and inspiring girls and boys since 1876. At Broomfield we are a family, a home away from home for our children. Academically ambitious, we offer highly differentiated lessons and know every child exceptionally well. We foster a love of learning, kindness and curiosity which are the foundations of a successful and happy prep school experience.

Academic Success

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Leavers’ Destinations

Music

We aim to instil a love of music which will last the children a lifetime, and it is at the very centre of school life. There is strong tradition of singing throughout the school, with a excellent Chamber Choir. Children are encouraged to start learning an instrument from Year 1 upwards with opportunities to participate in performances throughout the school year and in Orchestra. Our school is known for its musical quality and in this we are supported by a wonderful team of peripatetic instrumental teachers.

Music

Sport

We believe that sport should be fun, progressive and encourage a real life long love of both individual pursuits and team based games. Competition, team work, leadership and an all important competitive edge are all encouraged through a broad and balanced sports offering. We believe sport should be inclusive and give all children a chance to perform at their very best while receiving the very highest of sports coaching and encouragement.

Sport

Art

The art room is a very different space to that of other classrooms. Paints, canvases, sketch books and aprons fill the benches where our pupils work freely in expressing their ideas and thoughts in a creative way. Individuality is encouraged, as is self-expression, with all pupils given the tools and expertise to complete a range of wonderful projects.

Art

Drama

The whole world is a stage, and all the men and women merely actors. They have their exits and their entrances, and in a lifetime we will play many parts, our life separated into several acts. Treading the boards, creating a character, growing in confidence, gaining self-esteem and demonstrating theatrical wonder are all part of our drama curriculum. Our regular school productions give all the chance to take part with pupils playing essential parts on the stage, back stage or part of the school's in house technical team.

Drama

Thoughts from the Study

I was recently asked to contribute to Insight Magazine, a thought leadership publication on the topic of Philanthropy. I have used a shorter version of this article as my Thoughts…

Thoughts from the Study

Thoughts from the Study No. 33 It has been wonderful to welcome the children back this week after the Easter break. I think I have one of the best jobs…

Thoughts from the Study

Performing Arts and Political Insight Being a Headmaster is truly one of the greatest jobs in the world. For the children, school is a home away from home, where they…

Thoughts from the Study

Forest School Before we moved to London in 2019, we lived on a small family farm in the picturesque countryside of Dorset. The converted Cider House we occupied was situated…

From exciting activities to wonderful moments with friends, we are having such a fun week at Broomfield! ...

We proudly joined our fellow Dukes schools in raising the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals flag, standing united in the global #TogetherForTheSDGs movement. We are committed to embedding sustainability into every aspect of school life, shaping a greener future for our children and community. Special thanks to Dukes Sustainability Manager, Sally Cornelius for visiting us last week to discuss our sustainability strategy and goals for the upcoming academic year. ...

 

In their own words…

William, now at St Paul’s School

“I became interested in robotics after playing Lego Mindstorms. Now I want to see how robotics plays a part in medicine.”

Rebekah, Year 6

"Being Head Girl is just the first step on my journey to becoming Prime Minister..."

Adrian, Year 4

"I loved bringing my grandfather's fossils into school to show my friends."

Max, Year 5

"I love hiking and horse riding in the country and my passion is hill farming with my friends."

Alana and Olanna, Kindergarten

"We want to help people"

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Alexis, Year 1

"My dad's a dentist and comes to school to talk about cleaning your teeth.  I want to be just like him."

Bethan, Year 3

"Mrs Bou arranges for us to meet authors and poets, I love to use my imagination too."

Fiona, Year 2

"This is my picture. I chose to paint outer space because of the lovely colours."