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Our school values, the Alleyn’s ROCCK (Respect, Opportunity, Curiosity, Courage and Kindness), are embedded across every aspect of School life and bring power and purpose to everyone in the Alleyn’s community. We recognise wonderful exam results are a by-product of an outstanding values-driven education, an education which aims to: Promote ...
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.
You will find details below by clicking on the Junior School, Senior School and Sixth Form tiles. Our formal open events offer families the best way to get a feel for all that there is on offer both inside and outside the classroom at Alleyn's and Alleyn's Junior School. We look forward to welcoming you soon.
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.
Alleyn’s School is a 4-18 co-educational, independent day school in Dulwich, London, England. Home | Admissions | Contact Admissions; Alleyn’s School Contact Admissions. The Admissions Offices are open. Please feel free to contact the Registrars if you have any queries. Senior school
Welcome to Alleyn's Junior School. We trust that this website will offer you a glimpse of the life and character of the Junior School. At the heart of our school community are the children, from Reception to Year 6, who flourish within an avowedly co-educational and academically selective setting.
The enterprising Edward Alleyn 1619. Our school’s origins can be traced back to Edward Alleyn in 1619. Edward Alleyn was a famous Elizabethan actor and contemporary of Shakespeare and Marlowe, who led ‘My Lord Admiral's Men', a celebrated company of players, and owned the Rose Theatre and the Bear Pit on Bankside, and the Fortune Theatre in Cripplegate.
