Cobham Hall is Independent Secondary school in Non-selective for kids aged 11 to 18 (Gender - 11 to 18). Cobham Hall is the only all-girls Round Square school with both boarding and day pupils in the UK.
Facilities
The thriving Sports Department offer a variety of activities for the girls. From weekly training sessions in main sports – netball, hockey and swimming in winter and tennis, rounders and athletics in summer, with regular matches against other schools – to Inter-House competitions, co-curricular sports activities see a large percentage of the student body taking part.
Features
Things to note
They provide girls with the opportunity to develop every aspect of their character and aim to unlock their full potential with the breadth of co-curricular programme. Cobham Hall girls are eager to take part in a wide range of activities. Stop by netball club and the girl making the winning shot may very well be the same girl making an impassioned speech as a delegate at a Model United Nations General Assembly. Clubs present girls with a wonderful chance for learning and personal development; to try something new, potentially discovering unknown talents, and providing a springboard to compete at regional and national level. Many of the girls rank highly in music as well as a variety of sports disciplines such as triathlon, equestrianism and cross-country. Girls have competed at events such as the Horse of the Year Show, the Kent Cross-Country Championships and have also represented Team GB in triathlon. Where necessary, they work with external venues to further support students’ interests and talents. Older girls are encouraged to establish or run clubs to develop their leadership skills. Examples include Art Scholars leading the Lower School Art Club, and Year 11 girls launching a Debating Club to support girls in keeping abreast of topical issues. Each of the clubs and activities serve a purpose – whether that’s to develop skills of communication, teamwork, negotiation, or resilience, or to simply have fun and relax during or after the school day.
Termly Fees for 2022-2023: Fees are payable in advance at the beginning of each term.
Year Group
Boarders
Day Students
Years 7, 8 and 9
£11,500
£7,100
Years 10 and 11
£12,300
£7,950
Sixth Form
£13,250
£8,250
Scholarships
Scholarships may be awarded to a student in recognition of exceptional ability, potential and commitment. Students joining Cobham Hall in Years 7 to 10 can apply for a scholarship in Sport, Art, Music, or Drama. Students should apply in writing to the Headmistress. Academic Scholarships are by invitation only. Students joining Years 7 to 10 with the potential for obtaining an Academic Scholarship are identified through Entrance Assessments and will be invited to apply for an Academic Scholarship. Students entering Year 12 and applying for Sixth Form Scholarships must apply to the Headmistress in writing and will be required to sit a scholarship paper in a subject they intend to study. Candidates will also be interviewed by the Headmistress or another senior member of staff. All applications made by new students will be facilitated by the Registrar.
3.23 miles
