Rendcomb College Junior School

General information

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Rendcomb values learning
To teach is a privilege. Rendcomb works with families to ensure that pupils have realistic academic ambitions, are well-prepared for public examinations and discover enthusiasms that will stay with them for life. We hope to encourage Rendcombians to think independently, to challenge and to engage. Rendcomb intends to stretch the brightest and to provide structured support for those who need it.

Rendcomb has a strong tradition of boarding
The School is committed to remain a traditional school with a strong boarding ethos. This means that throughout each day, there are things to do and people with whom to do them. All our boys and girls, boarding and day, benefit from this culture. The academic, sport and music co-curricular activities and drama opportunities open to our students at Rendcomb are central to our idea of curriculum. Weekends for boarders are full, busy and purposeful.

Rendcomb’s day pupils are valued members of its Houses
The School does not have day houses. Day pupils are integrated members of the School’s boarding houses and this assimilation is central to the inclusive sense of community nurtured at Rendcomb.

Entry Points
The main entry points are at Nursery, Otters, Juniors, 11+, 13+ and 16+. Students may be accepted at other points if places are available