Day School
1870
£ 3.7K-5.4K
British
Homefield Preparatory School, often referred to as Homefield, is a private preparatory day school for boys aged 3-13, located in Sutton, Greater London, England, and was established in 1870. During the early phase of its existence, it was defined as a Preparatory School for the Sons of Gentlemen, offering a meticulous and gradually advanced preparation for public schools and the Royal Navy, both in classical and modern aspects.
At Homefield Preparatory School, the primary focus is on fostering character growth. They motivate the boys to be constructive contributors to the school and the larger community. Essential values such as compassion, respect, analytical thinking, perseverance, teamwork, and civic duty are foundational to both their pastoral program and extensive academic curriculum. These skills are nurtured through regular lessons, activity weeks in a residential setting, roles of responsibility, conducting assemblies, and participating in the Junior Award Scheme for Schools in their final years at Homefield.
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