Fees, Bursaries and Scholarships 

Ripley Court's Board of Trustees endeavour to set, and have generally succeeded in setting, the lowest fees possible within the constraints of providing a first-class service.

Fees from September 2010 - July 2011:

Nursery/Transition

Children must attend for at least five sessions per week and can attend for up to ten sessions per week.

Morning only 8.30am - 12noon:                         £245 per session per term

Morning and Lunch 8.30am - 12.30pm                £275 per session per term

Afternoon and Lunch 12.00pm - 3.30pm:            £245 per session per term

Full day (Including lunch) 8.30am - 3.30pm:       £490 per day per term

Reception,                                                     £2525 per term

Year1, Year2:                                                £2575 per term

Year 3:                                                           £3200 per term

Year 4:                                                           £3275 per term

Years 5 to 8:                                                  £3560 per term

Fees may be paid by installments for a small extra fee.

Bursaries and scholarships

All children entering the school must satisfy the Headmaster that they would benefit from the education offered by Ripley Court.

In line with its charitable objectives, the school does have funds allocated simply to assist parents with fee paying, with means-tested grants of up to 100% of the fees.

The school also awards means-tested scholarships for outstanding talent in academic, sport, music or artistic endeavours.

The school has a close association with senior schools, such as St John's in Leatherhead, whereby children who need bursarial assistance with fees may start at Ripley Court and proceed to the senior school, along with their bursary. This means that parents can reassure themselves that moving their children into the Independent sector at 11+ will not be a two-year excursion, but will enable them, with assistance, to complete a child's schooling.

All awards are means-tested, and have terms and conditions. Please contact the school and speak to the Headmaster or Registrar for details.