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Fees & Bursaries

Fees for 2024/25

Fees are reviewed in March each year by the Board of Governors and are applicable from the 1st September.  All fees are payable by the first day of term.   The termly fees at Stormont are fully inclusive of all stationery, books, lunches, trips which take place during the school day, some after-school activities and the premiums for the Pupils’ Personal Accident Insurance Scheme (optional) . The only extra charges incurred are for lost or damaged books, a pencil case, individual music lessons, tennis coaching, residential school trips and some of the after-school activities.

Registration Fee Payable on registration and non-refundable £100
Confirmation Fee

Payable on acceptance of a place at Stormont School

(£500 will be offset against the first term’s fees and £500 is an Acceptance Deposit which is not refundable until the end of your daughter’s final term at Stormont)

£1,000
Tuition Fees – Pre-Prep Reception £5,074 per term
  Years 1 & 2 £5,292 per term
Tuition Fees – Prep Years 3 – 6 £5,611 per term
Music Fees Individual Music (Instrumental/Singing) Lessons (30 minutes duration) £240 for 10 sessions per term
Please note that fees and charges listed are exclusive of any VAT that may become payable.

My School Fee Plan 

My School Fee Plan is an independent company that offers a facility for paying fees in instalments at a small additional cost. Please use the button above for full details.

Bursaries

Stormont School is a registered charity. The School is aware of its obligations under the Charities Act 2006 and seeks to adhere to the public benefit principles identified by the Charity Commission. This policy is reviewed every two years, or as necessary, to take into consideration the latest guidance from the Charity Commission and any other factors relevant to this policy.

Stormont School is a small school and does not benefit from the receipt of any endowment funds. The School therefore relies on the fees from parents to meet all its operating costs. The Board of Governors of Stormont School recognises that independent school fees are at levels that, despite the best endeavours of their parents, exclude children from families on low incomes in the local community. The Board of Governors is committed to broadening access to the School by offering, to eligible parents, means-tested financial support known as bursaries, towards the payment of school fees. However, due to the limited financial resources of the School, not all applications may be successful. The amount available for allocation will vary from year to year and consequently the School retains an absolute discretion as to the number of awards, if any, available each year. Bursaries can only be applied for if joining the school in the Reception class.

A copy of the Bursary Policy is available from Admissions on request, contact admissions@stormontschool.org in the first instance.  Once the Bursary Policy is considered by prospective parents from Reception and wish to go ahead with a bursary application, a Registration Form should be completed and clearly noted on it that Bursary Funding is requested.  A £100 registration fee should be paid online which will be refunded if bursary funding is not successful unless you wish to continue with an application without funding.


How to find
Stormont School

The Causeway,
Potters Bar,
Herts,
EN6 5HA
01707 654037

Stormont School

November Open Morning

We are delighted to invite you to our working open morning on Thursday 14th November from 9.00am – 11.00am.

For more details and to register please email admissions@stormontschool.org or complete the form on our open morning website page.