Prospective parents are welcome to visit the nursery and school by appointment, or on our open mornings.

Senior leaders will outline the school’s outstanding academics, engaging wider curriculum and nurturing pastoral care. Visitors are then shown around the school by a pupil. Headteacher Charlotte Doherty and Ros Holmes (Admissions Secretary) can answer any questions, and Gabriella Emery (Nursery Admissions) is available to show prospective parents the nursery.

To secure a place on an open morning, please contact admissions@therocheschool.com or phone 020 8877 0823.

Our next open day is on Friday 17th October

Talk at 9.15am

For more information, please contact admissions@therocheschool.com or phone 020 8877 0823

London, April 19th 2024: Children at The Roche School, Wandsworth

Roche Tots Session

Tuesday 21st October, 9.30am

Bring your child (4 & under) to explore our nursery and enjoy a super storytelling session.

Click here to register.

Welcome to the Early Years at The Roche School. Come and have a look at all of the exciting things that we do here with Early Years Coordinator, Luci Ducker-French.

A Brief History of The Roche School's 40 Years of Inspiring Education

Testimonials

"The way the school enriched and nourished my daughter's soul and prepared her for the next part of her journey to adulthood, is beyond words. The Roche school is like an oasis of love and you can feel it the moment you walk through the door. If you are fortunate enough to get your child into that school you will transform the outcome of their lives no matter what walk of life you come from. I cannot recommend it highly enough.” Google 5 Star Review

"I cannot recommend The Roche highly enough. We are so grateful that we made the decision to send our children to the school. The Roche has made the start of their schooling such a positive and joyful one - both children really look forward to going to school every day, and have always felt incredibly supported and happy there. In short, it is a school that absolutely embodies its ethos of kindness and respect." Mrs S

"Without your guidance and support [these results] would not have been possible. I owe you all the credit for what he is today. Thanks to you all teachers for all the help and support."

"We want to thank you again for all the hard work The Roche has put into getting him there – we honestly feel that he couldn’t have done any better and his teachers must take a large amount of the credit for that!"

"I would absolutely recommend the school. It is a fantastic place and it’s all about producing happy, well-rounded children. The exits to secondary schools are impressive."

"The Roche School is like a family. The children are taught good manners but are still allowed to be themselves. They are well cared for and encouraged to enjoy school life."

"This is one of the best schools I have ever come across. The staff take individual care of each child, pushing them to progress rather than allowing them to be average. It taught me how my children are capable of much more than average. They have become responsible for their own work – all I do is remind them and they do the rest."

"Transition to secondary - you have really made what could have been quite a stressful process an incredibly positive and confidence building experience for Lara for which we are grateful." Mrs C.

“With 4 children ranging from 21 years to my 9-year-old daughter [who is] at The Roche, I have experienced 8 junior and senior schools. I can genuinely say that none of them reached the high standard of The Roche in terms of inclusiveness and emotional and academic support. Kindness, support and equality are all reiterated on a daily basis… In a world where mental health issues are on the rise among adolescents … I can’t help but feel that all my children would have benefited if they had attended The Roche.”

September Open Morning

It is an Open Morning tradition at The Roche School that our pupils act as guides for prospective parents to show them our premises and facilities. It also enables our visitors to ask questions about daily life at the school directly to our pupils.

The first Open Morning of the school year takes place on a Saturday and another tradition is for former pupils to come back and act as guides for this event. It is a sign of affection that these pupils have for their former school, that so many of them volunteer. A big thank you for all the former pupils who so expertly act as guides.