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Cheam offers a uniquely complete education that nurtures and supports every pupil, encouraging the development of leadership, compassion and responsibility along with an awareness of sustainability. Our child-centred approach ensures well-being, happiness and success for every child.
Cheam School is a mixed preparatory school located in Headley, in the civil parish of Ashford Hill with Headley in Hampshire. Originally a boys school, Cheam was founded in 1645 by George Aldrich.
Cheam School was founded in 1645 and has a long and distinguished history of educating prominent pupils such as King Charles III and The Duke of Edinburgh. Learn about the school's origins, moves, innovations and achievements over four centuries.
Learn how to register your child at Cheam School, a challenging and stimulating school with fantastic facilities and a dedicated faculty. Find out about open mornings, tours, familiarisation days, toddler music and more.
Cheam School is a Church of England school founded in 1645 with outstanding facilities and traditional values. It offers scholarships to top public schools and has a strong boarding option.
Cheam School. One of the oldest preparatory Schools in the country, originating from the outskirts of London in Cheam, Surrey in the seventeenth century, it occupies 85 acres of glorious countryside in Headley, half way between Newbury and Basingstoke.
Step inside Cheam, as our pupils take you on a tour of our 100 acre campus and give you a glimpse of life in our thriving school.
