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Co-Curricular. While Alleyn’s has a strong record of academic achievement, we also believe that the best education transcends the classroom. Our extensive co-curricular options, huge range of academic societies and high-quality enrichment offering of trips and visiting speaker programmes serve to enrich the daily experience of our pupils ...
This helps integrate the pupils that join us in the Sixth Form as well as offering a new experience for our current pupils. We have induction and team-building events for new joiners at the start of Year 12 to help you settle in too. If you have general questions about the admissions process, please email our Deputy Registrar at deputyregistrar ...
Alleyn's Junior School tours for 4+ Prospective parents - Book Now. Alleyn's Junior School tours for 7+ and 9+ Prospective parents - Book Now. The next Alleyn's Junior School Open Event is from 9.30am to 12pm on Saturday 21 September. Please return to this website in early July to reserve a space for a Head's Talk at this event.
Staff benefits. We have our own very competitive salary scale. Some fee remission is available for children of permanent members of staff attending Alleyn’s Senior and Junior Schools, subject to meeting the admissions criteria, and is a non-taxable benefit. There is also some fee remission available at Dulwich College and James Allen’s ...
Founded in 1619, Alleyn's is an academically selective school that has been fully co-educational for over 40 years and sets high academic standards for all its pupils. The School is known for its excellent pastoral care, and for encouraging pupils to engage in the widest possible range of co-curricular activities.
Term begins (all pupils) Wednesday 8 January. Half Term (amended dates in line with Lambeth, Lewisham, Wandsworth, Bromley) Monday 17 February to Friday 21 February. Term ends. Friday 28 March. Trinity 2025 (provisional) Staff return (CPD) Tuesday 22 April.
Scholarships for our Senior School reward excellence across a wide range of disciplines and are open to children of all backgrounds, regardless of their financial circumstances. Scholarships (which can be worth up to a maximum of £5,000 per year and are not means-tested) may also be awarded in conjunction with bursaries.
