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    Heritage School Upper Prep pupil doing baking enrichment in Cambridge UK

Fees

Full price per term (2023-24)
Lower Prep £3,390
Upper Prep £3,920
Years 2 & 3 £4,185
Years 4, 5 & 6 £4,485
Years 7 & 8 £4,930
Years 9, 10 & 11 £5,040

We are committed to relative affordability because we want to make a rich education available to as many children as possible. Inflation of independent school fees in recent years has vastly outstripped wage inflation, making access to independent schools more and more difficult for middle income families. We are seeking to stand against this trend.

We also seek to focus our energies upon what matters most. The things necessary for the growth of persons – their minds, their relationships, their attitudes – are relatively simple and do not cost the earth. Excellent teachers, good classroom resources and creative use of the city (and beyond) as an extension of the classroom, these are the essential ingredients that make Heritage highly effective.

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

Latest News

Year 6 Create an Enchanted Evening with A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Bravo to Year 6 for their excellent performances in A Misummer Night's Dream.

Upper Prep’s Trip Through History

Upper Prep pupils took us on a whirlwind tour of their History lessons during this class assembly.

Year 8 Delights Audience with Performance of The Tempest

Year 8 gave a brilliant performance of William Shakespeare’s The Tempest.

Year 4 Class Assembly: Lessons in Perseverance

During their class assembly this Monday, Year 4 pupils talked about perseverance—that very important character trait that helps us keep trying at something even when things are difficult.

Pupils Experience History Firsthand During WWI Battlefields Trip

Pupils in Years 9-11 traveled to northern France and Belgium to immerse themselves in World War I history and practice their French language skills
In a recent assembly, Seniors heard from Mr Barry Griffiths, Community Engagement Officer for Jimmy’s Cambridge

Seniors Hear About Homelessness

In a recent assembly, Seniors heard from Mr Barry Griffiths, Community Engagement Officer for Jimmy’s Cambridge

Magazine Article Praises Heritage for Careful Use of Technology

In an article in the Spectator Magazine, Heritage is put forward as a positive example of a school using technology in moderation.

Excellent 2023 Exam Results for Heritage Pupils

We are pleased to announce our GCSE exam results for 2023

Alumna’s Art is Inspired by Nature

Heritage alumna Chloe Chapman's latest work was recently included in Grad Fest, an art show consisting of work done by graduates of Norwich University of the Arts.
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