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Fees

The fees below are inclusive of VAT. (This page has been updated since the Budget on 30th October.)

Read about our innovative Five Year Plan for Fees to learn more about how Heritage is responding to VAT and higher business rates.

Full price per term, including VAT (Spring and Summer Terms 2025)
Lower Prep £3,935
Upper Prep £4,550
Years 2 & 3 £4,855
Years 4, 5 & 6 £5,205
Years 7 & 8 £5,720
Years 9, 10 & 11 £5,850

Heritage School is committed to relative affordability because we want to make a rich education available to as many children as possible. We understand that the cost of a Heritage education is a significant investment for families, and we deeply regret that the government has made it harder to access.

Nevertheless, we strongly believe that a Heritage education is worth it. We have seen its far-reaching impact. Parents cannot get what we offer elsewhere. In our Infant and Junior Schools we are laying the foundations necessary for robust personal and academic development through our small class sizes and our unique curriculum. Building on these foundations, our Seniors are achieving outstanding academic outcomes, but, more importantly, they are emerging from Heritage settled in who they are and well prepared not just for further education, but for life.

What makes Heritage so effective is that we focus all of our energies upon what matters most – the growth of mind.  The things necessary for the flourishing of a person intellectually, emotionally, socially and spiritually are relatively simple and do not cost the earth. Skilful and committed teachers,  excellent classroom resources, especially good books, ample ‘mind food’ served up day in and day out without the distractions of technology, countless trips that take advantage of our wonderful city-centre location – it is ingredients such as these that make Heritage special.

We hope you will come meet us to learn more. It would be our pleasure to welcome you for a tour or on an Open Morning.

Fees are paid monthly, usually by Direct Debit collection, from August to July of each academic year.

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Heritage International Day 2025, our annual whole school exploration and celebration of countries from around the world, took place last Friday.

Heritage International Day 2025

Heritage International Day 2025, our annual whole school exploration and celebration of countries from around the world, took place last Friday.
Year 2 entertainingly performed two Bible stories, The Golden Calf and Zacchaeus the Tax Collector, to illustrate the importance of always telling the truth

Year 2 Class Assembly: The Importance of Being Truthful

Year 2 entertainingly performed two Bible stories, The Golden Calf and Zacchaeus the Tax Collector, to illustrate the importance of always telling the truth.

Year 5 Class Assembly: Push, Pull, Twist – Forces & their Effects

In Year 5’s interactive Class Assembly this term, they shared the amazing things they have been learning in Science about Forces.
In a sobering Assembly, through the recently translated story of a Hungarian Jewish poet and journalist, History teacher Mr Wayman warned Senior pupils of how essential it is that we remember the events of the Holocaust.

Cold Crematorium: Commemorating Holocaust Memorial Day

Through the recently translated story of a Hungarian Jewish poet and journalist, Mr Wayman warned Senior pupils of how essential it is that we remember the events of the Holocaust.
In a wonderfully evocative written piece, Edward describes his encounter with a lunar rainbow, giving fascinating insight into this unusual natural phenomenon.

Heritage Nature Enthusiast’s Article Published in The Guardian’s Young Country Diary

In a wonderfully evocative written piece, Edward describes his encounter with a lunar rainbow, giving fascinating insight into this unusual natural phenomenon.
Mr Fox launched our inaugural 'Research Fortnight' for Years 7, 8 and 9 in the first two weeks of the Spring Term.

Inaugural Research Fortnight for Years 7, 8 and 9

Mr Fox launched our inaugural 'Research Fortnight' for Years 7, 8 and 9 in the first two weeks of the Spring Term.

Year 9 Physics: It’s Electrifying!

This term Year 9 physicists enjoyed the electrifying Van de Graaff generator experience that many of us will remember from our own school days.
Heritage pupils achieved our best ever results at the Cambridgeshire Schools Cross Country Championships, held at King's Ely School on Saturday 11th January.

Heritage’s Best Ever Results at the Cambridgeshire Schools Cross Country Championships

Heritage pupils achieved our best ever results at the Cambridgeshire Schools Cross Country Championships, held at King's Ely School on Saturday 11th January.

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