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Set among nearly thirty acres of stunning woodland on the edge of the Surrey Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, More House School is more than just a place to learn—it’s a place to grow, explore, and thrive. Inside our vibrant campus, students benefit from inspiring facilities designed to support every aspect of school life—from a dedicated Junior School and Sixth Form centre, to specialist therapy spaces, well-equipped classrooms, warm and welcoming boarding houses and plenty of outdoor spaces. Whether it’s music in the recording studio, swimming outdoors in the fresh air, or hands-on learning in our science labs and cookery suites, life at More House is filled with opportunities to spark curiosity, creativity and confidence.

Explore our transformative facilities

To take a virtual tour, explore More House School on our interactive map and click on the icons to find out how our facilities empower our pupils to succeed.

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You can also watch our drone film to see more of our inspiring grounds and get a feel for life at More House School.

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Hiring our facilities

We are also excited to build positive partnerships within the local community and make greater use of our facilities. We are exploring ways in which some of our of amenities may be used / hired outside of school hours, for both community use and collaboration. This may include meetings and events, day or residential clubs, or sporting events.

If this is something you or your organisation might be interested in, please do get in touch – we’d be happy to start a conversation.

Contact:   01252 792303   [email protected]

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Green goals in action

We are committed to creating a more sustainable, environmentally conscious future. We’re actively planning and implementing a range of eco-friendly initiatives that not only benefit our school community but also contribute positively to the wider environment. We are proud to be making real steps toward a greener future.

New multi-purpose teaching & learning space – opened in September 2025!

We’re excited to share that a brand-new, single-story, multi-purpose teaching and learning space opened at More House School in September 2025. This solar-powered building has been thoughtfully designed as a flexible space that can function as a large hall or be divided into two classrooms. It offers safe, easy access, abundant natural light, and is available to all year groups. The new building replaces the former St Matthews block, which was expertly demolished over the Easter break—with an impressive 98% of materials recycled.

Re-wilding
Whilst the school will develop further environmental initiatives surrounding the new 3G pitch, since 2022, we have also been involved in the Queens Green Canopy Planting scheme, planting over 1200 new trees across the estate.  Combined with a number of environmental initiatives led by the boys in a variety of clubs, and educational lessons, the green agenda across our site has never been stronger.

Supporting local biodiversity through beekeeping
Since the summer of 2024, More House has become home to a community of thriving beehives, tended by our dedicated Beekeeping Club. Not only do our hives provide a supply of delicious local honey, the bees are bringing long-lasting benefits to our school community:

  • New skills and passions in Beekeeping Club
  • Delicious, sustainable ingredients for our catering team
  • Positive impact on our local ecosystems through pollination

Welcome to our interactive campus map. Hover over the dots to explore the different areas of our school and click to read more about some of our facilities

Illustrated map of the More House School Campus with multiple buildings, green areas, swimming pools, and roads. Two arrows label Visitor Entrance and Main Entrance and Entrance to Lower School.
Sports Centre

Sports Centre:

Inside the spacious Sports Hall, pupils enjoy basketball, badminton, pickleball, table tennis, gymnastics, indoor football and cricket. The hall also hosts whole-school assemblies, concerts and major events. Upstairs, the Strength & Conditioning Gym features weights, cardio machines, boxing bags and a dedicated spinning zone. These facilities are used during lessons, free periods, and are open to boarders before and after school and on weekends.

A group of pupils play basketball in the large indoor sports hall on the More House School Campus. One player, wearing jersey number 7, jumps to make a lay-up while others watch or dribble basketballs on the court.
Eight pupils in matching sports kits are riding stationary exercise bikes in a bright, indoor spinning room on the More House School Campus. They appear focused on their workout.
Several young men exercise in the More House School Campus gym, using equipment like treadmills, rowing machines, and a squat rack. One person lifts weights whilst others sit or work out. Motivational quotations are on the wall.

Field

Field:

Our expansive grass playing fields are a core part of outdoor life, offering space for rugby, football, cricket, athletics, and more. Throughout the year pupils enjoy an archery range, cricket nets, football goals and a summer running track. Beyond lessons and fixtures, the field hosts many whole-school community events including Founder’s Day, outdoor concerts and Sports Day, and is a popular space for break and lunch times and afterschool clubs in the warmer months.

We are also currently fundraising for a brand-new 3G pitch so that come rain or shine, pupils can take part in the sports they love! Find out more about this here: More Than a Pitch.

Four children stand on the More House School campus’s grassy field, each aiming a bow at individual archery targets. Trees and greenery fill the background beneath a cloudy sky.
A large grassy field on the More House School campus, with pupils engaged in outdoor sports. Colourful markers and sports equipment scattered about, and a few buildings and trees in the background under a partly cloudy sky.
A group of pupils in sports kit play football on the More House School field. Some are jumping, others watch as the ball nears the goal, with trees and a blue sky in the background.
Aerial view of a grassy field with football goals, groups of people gathered near the centre, with several buildings surrounded by trees in the background.

Hard Play Area

Hard Play Area:

For sports that require a firmer surface—such as tennis, netball, hockey and pickleball, the Hard Play Area provides a large, uncovered hard-surface playing space. The area is used during P.E.  lessons and Sports sessions, and also enjoyed by pupils at break, lunch and during after-school clubs.

Five boys in school uniforms play football on the More House School Hard Play Area, with one boy about to kick a yellow football. A small goalpost and green trees are visible in the background.
Three pupils play hockey on an outdoor playground on the More House School campus. One pupil in red and blue stands in the foreground, while two others in play near a small goal and green cones, with trees and a fence behind them.

Swimming Pool

Swimming Pool:

Our outdoor, open-air heated swimming pool is a much-loved feature of the campus. Throughout the summer term, the pool is used for swimming P.E.  lessons and water polo, as well as regular inter-house competitions and galas. It is also available for afterschool swimming clubs and evening and weekend fun for the boarders.

Library

Library:

Our school library is situated within the Boyd Centre alongside Photography and Media teaching spaces and practical studios. Bathed in natural light with views across the campus, the library is designed to be both inviting and practical. It offers soft seating for relaxed reading, as well as structured workspaces, Clevertouch screens, PCs, and printers to support academic study. The library also supports English lessons for pupils up to Year 9. With over 6,000 resources, pupils can explore a wide variety of formats.

The Headmaster and pupils sit and stand in a More House School campus library. Three boys in uniform hold books, with one reading aloud whilst standing, whilst the adult listens and smiles. Bookcases and an interactive whiteboard are in the background.
A student in a school uniform uses a laptop at a desk in the More House School Campus library, surrounded by bookshelves and a large screen displaying digital content in the background.
Four boys in school uniforms are reading books in a modern, brightly lit library on the More House School campus, featuring colourful seating, bookshelves, and a large digital screen. One boy uses a computer in the background.

Refectory

Refectory (Dining Room):

The Refectory is our main dining space, where pupils and staff enjoy three freshly prepared meals a day. Lunch is served daily to all, with breakfast and dinner provided for our boarding community. The open-plan dining room is furnished with wooden tables and chairs (some dating back to the school’s 1920s and 30s monastic period), while picnic benches on the terrace outside offer a relaxed outdoor environment to eat and socialise.

Three kitchen staff in uniforms and hats serve hot meals to a smiling man at a cafeteria counter on the More House School Campus. Trays of food are displayed, with a noticeboard and posters visible in the background.
A school canteen worker at More House School serves lunch to a young pupil at the counter. Hot food options, salad bowls, fruit cups, and trays of food are displayed, with bright windows and colourful noticeboards in the background.
A chef in a white coat and black apron serves food from a buffet table filled with colourful salads and dishes in a bright, sunlit room with large windows on the More House School campus.

The Shire

The Shire:

The Shire is a shady woodland spot on campus comprising wooden cabins used as classrooms and staff offices.
Nearby, a gazebo overlooks our pond—home to frogs, newts, and occasionally tadpoles raised by Junior pupils. Most years, a duck family returns to nest by the water, often becoming a popular sight for pupils and staff passing by.

Two small wooden cabins sit among tall trees on the More House School campus, with sunlight streaming through the branches and casting long shadows on the mossy, leaf-covered ground. The scene feels peaceful and rustic.

Simkins Performing Arts Centre

Simkins Performing Arts Centre:

Our purpose-built Drama department is accessed by all pupils from Year 7 upwards and provides a flexible space for creativity, performance and learning.
The open-plan studio features a spacious raised stage, a dedicated lighting and sound booth on the upper level, and a well-stocked costume and wardrobe store. Drama and Performing Arts are brought to life here through regular lessons, hands-on workshops, popular after-school clubs and our much-anticipated school productions—all making full use of the studio’s facilities.

Two boys in school uniforms hold scripts and read to each other, rehearsing a play on the More House School campus. In the background, other children in costumes move around on stage, suggesting a lively rehearsal or drama lesson.
A young person in a brown waistcoat and cap stands on stage with arms outstretched, smiling in front of bright red theatre curtains at the More House School Campus.
On the More House School Campus, a stage scene comes alive with actors dressed as pirates and a child in pyjamas holding a stuffed bear. Ship-like set elements and colourful stage lights create a dramatic, adventurous atmosphere.

Apiary

Apiary:

Tucked behind the Simkins Drama Centre, the Apiary was introduced in 2024 and is now home to multiple thriving beehives. Cared for by the Bee Team—a dedicated beekeeping club made up of staff and pupils—the hives not only produce delicious local honey, but also support biodiversity.
It’s a space that encourages responsibility, curiosity and environmental awareness, with regular visits and hands-on care helping pupils connect with the natural world in a meaningful way.

Two people in full beekeeping suits outdoors inspect a bee-covered frame next to a beehive box at the More House School apiary.
Two people in white beekeeping suits and veils inspect a beehive outdoors beside a green metal container at the More House School apiary, one holding a smoker whilst the other examines the hive. Trees and vegetation are in the background.
A member of staff wearing a white beekeeping suit and gloves holds up a wooden frame covered with bees at the More House School apiary, standing in front of a green background with some smoke visible at the bottom of the image.

Chapel of Christ the King

Chapel of Christ the King:

Consecrated in 2014, the Chapel of Christ the King is a peaceful haven at the heart of the school. Located above the Humanities classrooms, it serves as a welcoming space for reflection, prayer, and worship, offering a variety of liturgical experiences throughout the year. The Chapel is home to the Chapel Choir, whose music enhances services and celebrations.  Regular Masses, assemblies, and lunchtime retreats provide opportunities for spiritual growth.  With its seating capacity of over 150, families are often invited to join in moments of worship and prayer; strengthening the connection between school and home. The Chapel is a place of quiet reverence for all, where students and staff can connect with their faith and find peace amidst their busy lives.

Visual Arts

Visual Arts:

Our Art rooms provide dedicated creative spaces for all year groups to explore, experiment and express themselves through visual arts. The designated Junior Art room is used by pupils in Years 4–8, while older pupils in Years 9–13 use the spacious Senior Art room. There is also a separate ceramics workshop. Fantastic Media Studies and Photography facilities, including a photography studio, green-screen, filming space and a classroom sit above the school library in the Boyd Centre.

A young person in a white shirt uses a virtual reality headset, looking upwards with one hand adjusting the device. Vertical blinds softly blur the background, suggesting an immersive moment on the More House School campus.
A pupil sketches a realistic portrait of a man using charcoal, referencing a printed photo on the More House School Campus. Art supplies, paper, and another person working are visible on the table.
Two people in a dimly lit room in the More House School Photography studio; one sits in a chair whilst the other stands, holding a bright red light stick overhead, creating dramatic red lighting.
A pupil with curly hair sits relaxed in a green armchair during a photoshoot in the More House School photography studio, surrounded by three photographers and studio lights in a white-walled studio.

Bradbury Heights

Bradbury Heights:

Bradbury Heights is our large, open-plan lecture theatre and multi-purpose hall which is regularly used for school assemblies, public examinations, internal events and external occasions such as Open Days. The space includes a small servery for refreshments, toilets and flexible seating arrangements. Visitors, pupils and staff can access Bradbury Heights via an external staircase or a lift from the floor below, ensuring ease of movement and accessibility.

Crosslanes – Sixth Form Centre

Crosslanes – Sixth Form Centre:

Crosslanes is our dedicated hub for Sixth Form pupils in Years 12 and 13—a converted house at the bottom of campus with its own driveway and parking for Sixth Form students and staff. Inside are shared common rooms, quiet study spaces and classrooms, plus a handy kitchenette. The large back garden is reserved for Sixth Form use and provides an ideal spot for relaxing, catching up with friends or a lively game of football in the sun.

Three teenage boys pose by a sign that reads “Crosslanes Sixth Form Centre” outside a cream-coloured building on the More House School Campus. One boy crouches and holds the sign while the other two stand on either side, smiling.
A group of Sixth Formers stand in front of the white, two-storey Sixth Form Centre, Crosslanes, on the More House School campus. They are standing in the garden, sitting on benches and talking.
Several Sixth Formers in suits work on laptops at desks in a bright common room with large windows in the More House School Sixth Form Centre, Crosslanes. Some are focused on their screens, while others talk together in the background.
A Sixth Former with short curly hair sits at a desk, focused on a laptop. Behind them, a world map and posters hint at the vibrant learning atmosphere found on the More House School Campus.
Four Sixth Formers stand around a blue pool table at in the More House School Sixth Form Centre, Crosslanes. They are chatting and smiling. Two hold pool cues, and pool balls are racked in a bright, modern room with computers and red chairs in the background.
Three Sixth Form pupils and a female member of staff sit together at a wooden picnic table in More House School's Sixth Form Centre, Crosslanes, back garden. They are smiling and talking in the sunlight. The woman, wearing glasses and a blue shirt, appears to be engaged in conversation with the others.

Gard’ner House – Junior Years building

Gard’ner House – Junior Years building:

Located within the main school site, Gard’ner House is our dedicated Junior Years building for pupils in Years 4-6. The building houses seven classrooms, including a computer room and a larger flexible hall / teaching space. Core lessons, Computing, assemblies and daily form time all take place here. .Just outside, Junior pupils have exclusive access to the Adventure Play Area.

A teacher at More House School Campus is pointing at a large interactive whiteboard displaying a table, whilst three Junior Years pupils sit at blue desks with resources.
A teacher in a green dress helps a pupil at a computer in a classroom in the More House School junior school building. Other pupils are using computers in the background, creating a bright and focused atmosphere.
A teacher sits at a table with two pupils in the More House School junior years building. The teacher and one pupil are smiling and holding books, while the other pupil reads quietly. Bookshelves line the background.
Children play on a wooden climbing frame in the More House School junior adventure playground, surrounded by trees and a fence. Some children climb and sit on the structure, while others walk or stand nearby. The ground is covered with wood chippings.

Bradbury School of Engineering

Bradbury School of Engineering:

Located at the bottom of campus overlooking the field, the Bradbury School of Engineering is home to our Design and Technology department. Facilities include two mixed-material workshops and a specialist Engineering and metal workshop with welding equipment. A fully equipped cooking studio supports both timetabled lessons and after-school clubs, and the computer-aided design (CAD) suite offers 3D printers and industry-standard software.

Several schoolchildren in white shirts and ties, wearing red aprons, mix ingredients in metal bowls during a cookery class at the More House School Campus. The focus is on a blond boy sprinkling flour into his bowl at a long table.
A pupil in a Technology lesson using a computer programme and holding a model car whilst viewing its 3D design on the monitor. Textbooks are open on the desk.
A More House pupil in a yellow apron and safety goggles uses a drill to make a hole in a wooden box, while a teacher stands nearby supervising and assisting.
A student wearing a yellow apron and safety goggles hammers a nail into wood in a More House School campus workshop classroom, with model aeroplanes hanging from the ceiling and posters on the walls in the background.

Bradbury Music School

Bradbury Music School:

With views over the school field at the bottom of campus, the Bradbury Music School provides an impressive range of facilities supporting Music across all year groups. Inside is a chamber concert hall, music technology suite, five individual practice rooms, a recording studio, a wide selection of instruments and a dedicated space for drum tuition. The nearby Chapel houses a Wyvern chamber organ, adding further depth to the school’s musical offering.

A boy in a school uniform plays a large white sousaphone in a More House School music classroom, whilst other students use keyboards in the background. Musical posters, displays and percussion instruments line the walls.
Four teenage boys in suits perform in a music room on the More House School campus. One plays a baritone saxophone in the foreground, with a drummer, trumpet player, and another musician behind him. Percussion instruments and music stands are visible.
Two pupils in suits play a grand piano together in the More House School music department, their concentration evident as they focus on the keys in a well-lit hall with red chairs and music stands behind them.
A large group of pupils in blue shirts sit on red chairs playing brass instruments and drums in a band rehearsal room within the More House School music building, with music stands in front of them and a mezzanine visible in the background.
A choir of boys and young men in red and white robes sings in the school's Chapel, led by a teacher conducting them. The chapel has wooden pews, stained glass, and large screens on the walls.

Main House Boarding (Years 6-8)

Main House Boarding (Years 6-8):

Situated at the top of the school site, Main House provides a warm and welcoming environment for boarders in Years 6-8. Pupils share comfortable bedrooms (2–3 beds) with nearby bathroom facilities. Each corridor features a common room with seating, a TV, games and a small kitchenette. Just outside, a dedicated garden offers space to relax, play and enjoy the fresh air during evenings and weekends.

Three boys sit together on a bed in a cosy room, focused on a tablet device. The bed has colourful cartoon bedding, and the room has wooden furniture and a blue carpet, creating a cheerful, relaxed atmosphere.
Four boarders sit around a table, concentrating on assembling a large jigsaw puzzle. A bookcase and a painting are visible in the background.
A boy in a black jumper spreads peanut butter on toast in a kitchenette in the More House School junior boarding house, standing by a worktop with a red toaster, white mug, and stainless-steel kettle.
A boy in a blue shirt makes his bed in a tidy More House School boarding bedroom, holding the blanket. A stuffed monkey toy and a grey pillow are at the head of the bed; colourful posters decorate the wall. A water bottle sits on the bedside table.
Four boys sit around a wooden table playing a card game in a cosy common room in the More House School junior boarding house, decorated with paintings and a lamp. One boy reaches to place a card whilst the others hold cards and watch.

St Anthony’s Boarding House (Years 9-13)

St Anthony’s Boarding House (Years 9-13):

Located in the heart of campus, St Anthony’s House is home to our senior boarders in Years 9-13. Accommodation includes shared bedrooms and a small number of single rooms. Each corridor has bathroom facilities, its own spacious common room with sofas, a TV, games, tables, chairs, and shared kitchen spaces.

Student doing work at his desk
Pupil making food at More House School
Pupils playing video games at More House School
Student and teacher playing board games at More House School

The Learning Development Centre (LDC):

The Learning Development Centre (LDC):

The Learning Development Centre (LDC) is our in-house therapeutic facility offering specialist support in Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Literacy and Numeracy Tutoring, and Study Skills. The centre features a large number of rooms for small-group sessions, along with two larger spaces offering dedicated resources and equipment for Occupational Therapy.

A woman and a young boy sit at a table in the More House School Learning Development Centre. The boy is smiling and pointing at papers whilst the woman watches and smiles. Another pupil is blurred in the foreground.
A smiling boy wearing a light blue polo shirt climbs an indoor rock climbing wall with colourful holds, looking back over his shoulder. The scene captures the vibrant activity in the More House School Learning Development Centre.
A teacher sits at a table with two boys in blue uniforms, handing out snacks. The boys are focussed on the food, surrounded by colourful decorations on the walls of the lively More House School campus.
Three boys in school uniforms excitedly build a tall marble run with colourful pieces on a table, while a woman watches and smiles in a classroom setting on the More House School campus.
A boy lies on a suspended swing reaching for colourful beads on a blue mat, while a woman kneels nearby, observing and smiling. A large target is visible in the background of the More House School Campus.
A pupil stands indoors in More House School's Learning Development Centre, facing a colourful Velcro target on a plain wall, ready to throw a felt ball. The target displays various point values in differently coloured sections.
Two pupils and a Speech and Language Therapist sit around a table in the More House School Learning Development Centre. They are smiling and writing and drawing with coloured markers on paper. Sunlight streams through a window, creating a bright, cheerful atmosphere.

St Matthew’s

St Matthew’s:

A flexible teaching and learning space completed in the autumn of 2025. This solar-powered multi-use building can be a large open-plan hall space for lessons, events and examinations, or separated into two classrooms using a retractable wall.

A group of people, including men in suits and polo shirts, stand smiling outside the modern glass doors of the More House School St Matthew's building on a sunny day. Several men at the front shake hands.

Don Bosco (Mathematics)
St David’s (Computer Science)
Humanities
Science
English
The Quad
The Surgery (medical facilities)
Illustrated map of the More House School Campus with multiple buildings, green areas, swimming pools, and roads. Two arrows label Visitor Entrance and Main Entrance and Entrance to Lower School.

Sports Centre:

Large, spacious Sports Hall for indoor sports, assemblies, concerts and major events. Upstairs, our Strength & Conditioning Gym features weights, cardio machines, boxing bags and a dedicated spinning zone.

Field:

Expansive grass playing field offering space for rugby, football, athletics, and more. Beyond lessons and fixtures, the field hosts whole-school events and is a popular space for break and lunch times and afterschool clubs in the warmer months.

Hard Play Area:

For sports that require a firmer surface, the Hard Play Area provides a large, uncovered hard-surface space. The area is used during lessons and is also enjoyed by pupils at break, lunch and during after-school clubs.

Swimming Pool:

Our outdoor, open-air heated swimming pool is used for P.E. lessons, inter-house competitions and galas in the Trinity and Michaelmas terms. It is also available for afterschool swimming clubs and evening and weekend fun for the boarders.

Library:

Located within the Boyd Centre alongside Photography and Media teaching spaces, our library offers soft seating for relaxed reading, as well as structured workspaces, Clevertouch screens, PCs, and printers to support academic study. With over 6,000 resources, pupils can explore a wide variety of formats.

Refectory (Dining Room):

Our main dining space, where pupils and staff enjoy three freshly prepared meals a day. Lunch is served daily to all, with breakfast and dinner provided for our boarding community.

The Shire:

A shady woodland spot comprising cabins used as classrooms and staff offices. Nearby, a gazebo overlooks our pond—home to ducks, frogs, newts, and occasionally tadpoles raised by Junior pupils.

Simkins Performing Arts Centre:

Our purpose-built Drama department provides a flexible space for creativity, performance and learning. The open-plan studio features a raised stage, a lighting and sound booth, and a well-stocked costume and wardrobe store.

Apiary:

Tucked behind the Simkins Drama Centre, the Apiary was introduced in 2024 and is now home to multiple thriving beehives which not only produce delicious local honey, but also support biodiversity.

Chapel of Christ the King:

The Chapel sits above the Humanities classrooms and serves as a welcoming space for reflection, prayer, and worship, offering a variety of liturgical experiences throughout the year. The Chapel is also home to the Chapel Choir, whose music enhances services and celebrations.

Visual Arts:

The Visual Arts department comprises a Junior Art room (Years 4–8), Senior Art room (Years 9–13) and a separate ceramics workshop. Fantastic Media Studies and Photography facilities, including a photography studio, filming space and a classroom sit above the school library in the Boyd Centre.

Bradbury Heights:

A large, open-plan multi-purpose hall, accessed via the terrace at the top of the school site or via a lift from the floor below. It’s regularly used for school assemblies, public examinations, internal and external events.

Crosslanes – Sixth Form Centre:

Crosslanes is our dedicated hub for Sixth Form pupils in Years 12 and 13—a converted house at the bottom of campus with its own driveway and parking for Sixth Form students and staff. Inside are shared common rooms, quiet study spaces and classrooms, plus a handy kitchenette. The large back garden is reserved for Sixth Form use and provides an ideal spot for relaxing, catching up with friends or a lively game of football in the sun.

Three teenage boys pose by a sign that reads “Crosslanes Sixth Form Centre” outside a cream-coloured building on the More House School Campus. One boy crouches and holds the sign while the other two stand on either side, smiling.
A group of Sixth Formers stand in front of the white, two-storey Sixth Form Centre, Crosslanes, on the More House School campus. They are standing in the garden, sitting on benches and talking.
Several Sixth Formers in suits work on laptops at desks in a bright common room with large windows in the More House School Sixth Form Centre, Crosslanes. Some are focused on their screens, while others talk together in the background.
A Sixth Former with short curly hair sits at a desk, focused on a laptop. Behind them, a world map and posters hint at the vibrant learning atmosphere found on the More House School Campus.
Four Sixth Formers stand around a blue pool table at in the More House School Sixth Form Centre, Crosslanes. They are chatting and smiling. Two hold pool cues, and pool balls are racked in a bright, modern room with computers and red chairs in the background.
Three Sixth Form pupils and a female member of staff sit together at a wooden picnic table in More House School's Sixth Form Centre, Crosslanes, back garden. They are smiling and talking in the sunlight. The woman, wearing glasses and a blue shirt, appears to be engaged in conversation with the others.

Gard’ner House – Junior Years building:

Gard’ner House is our dedicated Junior Years building for pupils in Years 4-6. The building houses seven classrooms, including a computer room and a larger flexible hall / teaching space, with the Junior Adventure Play Area just outside.

Bradbury School of Engineering:

Our Design and Technology department includes two mixed-material workshops, a specialist Engineering and metal workshop with welding equipment, a large fully equipped cooking studio, and a computer-aided design (CAD) classroom offering 3D printers and industry-standard software.

Bradbury Music School:

Inside the Music department is a chamber concert hall, music technology suite, five individual practice rooms, a recording studio, a wide selection of instruments and a dedicated space for drum tuition. The nearby Chapel also houses a Wyvern chamber organ.

Main House Boarding (Years 6-8):

Main House provides a warm and welcoming environment for boarders in Years 6-8. Pupils share comfortable bedrooms (2–3 beds), and each corridor features bathroom facilities and a warm and welcoming common room.

St Anthony’s Boarding House (Years 9-13):

St Anthony’s House is home to our senior boarders in Years 9-13. Accommodation includes shared bedrooms and a small number of single rooms, bathroom facilities, comfortable common rooms and shared kitchen spaces.

The Learning Development Centre (LDC):

Our in-house facilities for Speech and Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Literacy and Numeracy Tutoring, and Study Skills. The centre features rooms for small-group sessions and two larger spaces for Occupational Therapy.

A woman and a young boy sit at a table in the More House School Learning Development Centre. The boy is smiling and pointing at papers whilst the woman watches and smiles. Another pupil is blurred in the foreground.
A smiling boy wearing a light blue polo shirt climbs an indoor rock climbing wall with colourful holds, looking back over his shoulder. The scene captures the vibrant activity in the More House School Learning Development Centre.
A teacher sits at a table with two boys in blue uniforms, handing out snacks. The boys are focussed on the food, surrounded by colourful decorations on the walls of the lively More House School campus.
Three boys in school uniforms excitedly build a tall marble run with colourful pieces on a table, while a woman watches and smiles in a classroom setting on the More House School campus.
A boy lies on a suspended swing reaching for colourful beads on a blue mat, while a woman kneels nearby, observing and smiling. A large target is visible in the background of the More House School Campus.
A pupil stands indoors in More House School's Learning Development Centre, facing a colourful Velcro target on a plain wall, ready to throw a felt ball. The target displays various point values in differently coloured sections.
Two pupils and a Speech and Language Therapist sit around a table in the More House School Learning Development Centre. They are smiling and writing and drawing with coloured markers on paper. Sunlight streams through a window, creating a bright, cheerful atmosphere.

St Matthew’s:

A flexible teaching and learning space completed in the autumn of 2025. This solar-powered multi-use building can be a large open-plan hall space for lessons, events and examinations, or separated into two classrooms using a retractable wall.

Don Bosco (Mathematics)
St David’s (Computer Science)
Humanities
Science
English
The Quad
The Surgery (medical facilities)

Sixth Form Open Event – 2pm, Tuesday 30th June 2026

Booking is now open for our Sixth Form Information Session welcoming Year 10 pupils exploring post‑16 options for September 2027. Click here for more information and to book your place!

Registration for September 2027 is now open!

Registration for enrolment in September 2027 is now open. Please complete the Registration Form on the Admissions page of our website to reserve a space for your son. A very limited number of places are still available in Year 7 for September 2026 entry. Please call the Admissions Office for more information: 01252 792 303 (option 4).