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Hill House School (London)
Girls’ · Boys’ · Co-educational | Tiptop editorial rankings
School facts [1] [2] [4] [5] [6]
- Location
- Chelsea and Knightsbridge, London; main address: 17 Hans Place, SW1X 0EP
- Ages
- 4–13
- Intake
- Co-educational
- Day / boarding
- Day
This is Hill House International Junior School in London, a co-educational day school for ages 4–13.
- Age-specific school buildings at Flood Street, Cadogan Gardens and Hans Place
- Singing and performance for all pupils, with art, music and drama throughout school life
- Daily physical activity and weekly swimming, supported by specialist sports staff and coaches
About the school [1] [2] [4] [5] [6]
Hill House International Junior School is a family-run co-educational day school in London, with age groups based at Flood Street, Cadogan Gardens and Hans Place. Its English curriculum serves an international community. Music, art, drama and daily physical activity are established parts of school life, alongside preparation for London day schools and UK boarding schools.
London day and boarding-school routes [3] [6]
Hill House’s 2024 examination-results table lists Dulwich College 8, St Paul’s 3, Eton 2, Tonbridge 2 and Radley 1. Girls’ schools include Godolphin & Latymer, City of London School for Girls and Downe House. Staff advise families on senior-school choices and scholarship applications.
- Reporting period
- 2024 senior-school examination results
Schools in the 2024 results table
- Dulwich College
- St Paul’s School
- Eton College
- Tonbridge School
- Radley College
- Godolphin and Latymer
- City of London School for Girls
- Downe House
- Wetherby Senior School
The school calls this table Exam Results without specifying whether the figures represent offers, accepted places or pupils who enrolled.
Scholarships and awards [3]
The 2024 list records 18 academic, four music, one art and one all-rounder scholarship.
About this ranking
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