Notable Academic Facilities

A beautiful 5-acre site in Richmond, SW London recently renovated.

Thomas's College's curriculum has four underlying strands; knowledge, skills, character and self-understanding. Students have greater choice from Year 9 onwards, able to hone and shape not only what they study but the method of examination that best suits their aspirations and learning style: GCSEs, A Levels, Thomas's qualifications, EPQ- you decide, guided by their expert team.

Wellbeing & Pastoral Care

A strong House system with vertical tutor groups ensures students are well cared for and supported with a robust core programme of pastoral support that falls within a defined and developed programme that Thomas's call 'Tutes', short for Tutorial.

SEN Information

SEN is called Learning Enrichment at Thomas's College and is staffed by a team of two who are based in the heart of the School. Students do need to be able to access the curriculum though and be independent learners.

Advice For Parents

For families considering 11+ or 13+ they recommend you visit them when your child is in Year 4 or Year 5, ready to make final decisions ahead of the assessment when your child is in Year 6. For families with older children who are interested in Thomas's College's Sixth Form, they recommend you start researching when you child is in Year 10 and visit a summer open day.

Open days are typically held on several Saturdays in September and October. Places are limited and are booked up fast.

Typical Child

There isn't a 'typical' Thomas's College student. They encourage their students to read widely, engage in their passions and work hard. All Thomas's schools have only one rule: Be Kind!

Financial Assistance

Dance Scholarship at 11+ and 13+

Highly Regarded For

The bold, innovative and radical curriculum that places choice at its heart, strengthened by the rigour of a traditional British education- GCSEs and A Levels.

Leavers' Attainment

As the College is a new school, the first A level results will be available in 2027

Leavers' Destinations

As the College is a new school, the first leavers destinations will be available in 2027

Sports

Multi acre site at Dukes Meadows in Chiswick offering fields, astros and pitches.

Art

Three art spaces including a double height exhibition space that looks out over the extensive grounds with views towards central London. Pottery wheels and a kiln.

Drama

A 100+ seater audtorium and a ground-breaking partnership with the Orange Tree Theatre in nearby Richmond that sees the sharing of resources and staff to benefit students and the community.

Music

Recital Hall and performance spaces, multiple Steinway Concert Grand pianos

Dance

A sprung floor dance studio in the heart of the Grade II listed College building