Junior Virtual Open Event Tour & Information for Parents
Who we are
We are a Family School and embrace and support our whole community
We are passionate learners and pursue excellence in all that we do
We are ambitious for ourselves and recognise the rewards of effort, collaboration and commitment
We are the family school of choice in South London.
What we do
We provide an outstanding, academic, co-educational experience for boys and girls, from 3 to 18 years, with an outstanding range of exciting opportunities.
How we feel
We feel nurtured and supported within our happy community
We celebrate our diversity and inclusivity
We enjoy our international family connections
We feel proud to be Russellians
What we believe
We believe in the School’s motto ‘Not for oneself but for everyone’
We believe in ourselves and each other and recognise the value of integrity and respect
We believe in the adventure of learning, discovery and play
Our Values
We nurture intellectual, social, physical, creative, cultural and moral development, encouraging an enjoyment of learning and the pursuit of academic excellence within a safe and stimulating learning environment
We offer a broad curriculum and co-curricular programme, for acquiring knowledge, skills and attitudes in preparation for a fulfilling and successful future
We promote spiritual and moral values through Christian principles, emphasising honesty, integrity, generosity and a respect for other people and the environment
We enhance self-awareness and self-confidence, enabling pupils to develop their leadership skills; to value their own and others’ efforts and achievements and to develop a sense of care and responsibility for the School community and for wider society
Whole school Virtual Open Day Tour
A day in the life of a Royal Russell School pupil
Frequently Asked Questions
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- How many pupils are there in the Junior School?
- What areas do you have pupils coming from?
- What are the benefits of co-education?
- What are your school hours?
- Where do I buy uniform?
- How will you ensure my child will settle well?
- Are children issued with any IT Equipment?
How many pupils are there in the Junior School?
What areas do you have pupils coming from?
What are the benefits of co-education?
What are your school hours?
Where do I buy uniform?
How will you ensure my child will settle well?
Are children issued with any IT Equipment?
- Do I have to bring a packed lunch or are meals included?
- Do you have a Breakfast Club?
- What after school activities are available for Nursery, Reception, Years 1 and 2?
- What after school activities are available for Years 3 to 6?
- How will the school communicate with me?
- What do you do if my child gets ill or has an accident whilst at school?
- What measures do you have in place to ensure the safety of pupils under the current situation?
Do I have to bring a packed lunch or are meals included?
Do you have a Breakfast Club?
What after school activities are available for Nursery, Reception, Years 1 and 2?
What after school activities are available for Years 3 to 6?
How will the school communicate with me?
What do you do if my child gets ill or has an accident whilst at school?
What measures do you have in place to ensure the safety of pupils under the current situation?
Questions Relating to Academia
Click the tabs below to find answers to our most frequently asked questions about Royal Russell.
- Will my child be given homework?
- What is the provision for extending pupils?
- What additional support can you offer pupils?
- When are reports issued and can I meet the teachers?
Will my child be given homework?
What is the provision for extending pupils?
What additional support can you offer pupils?
When are reports issued and can I meet the teachers?
Questions Relating to Admissions and Entrance
Click the tabs below to find answers to our most frequently asked questions about Royal Russell.
- What assessments are undertaken with children joining Early Years?
- What assessments are undertaken by children joining Year 1 to 6?
- Does my child need to sit an entrance exam to join the Senior School?