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Donhead Preparatory School is a non-selective school which has achieved over 45 Scholarships to senior schools over the past 5 years. People sometimes ask what makes a Jesuit school different or distinctive. Saint Ignatius Loyola (the 16th century founder of the Society of Jesus and Jesuit schools)…
Donhead is an all-male private, preparatory day school located in Wimbledon, in the London Borough of Merton. The school is under the governance of the Jesuits , a Catholic religious order founded by Ignatius of Loyola in 1540. [1]
Donhead Preparatory School is an independent preparatory school for boys ages 3 to 11. Donhead sends a large proportion of its Y6 leavers to Wimbledon College (whose preparatory school it formerly was).
A Jesuit School where children are honoured, cared for and believed in Jesuit schools strive to give a first-class education, but they are also places committed to outstanding character formation. We believe in ‘cura personalis’ – development of the whole person.
Donhead was founded by Fr Oscar Withnell, the Rector of Wimbledon College at the time, when the need arose to find suitable premises in Wimbledon where the junior classes of the bulging College could migrate to form a preparatory school with its own Headteacher, staff and grounds.
The eleven Jesuit schools in Britain work together to promote and live out the vision, values, and spirit of St Ignatius of Loyola in education. - Donhead Preparatory School - St Ignatius College, Enfield - St John’s Beaumont - St Joseph’s School, Hurst Green - Wimbledon College - St Aloysius College, Glasgow - St Aloysius College Junior ...
A Jesuit Education: The Ethos and Aims. Believes in the total formation of each individual within the human community. Insists on individual care and concern for each person and emphasises the importance of pastoral care. Emphasises activity on the part of the student. Encourage life-long openness to growth.
