Our Fees
Annual fee 2027-28
£19,000 + 20% VAT = £22,800
payable in 12 monthly payments.
There is an enrolment fee of £150 which covers the cost of a set of waterproofs and a waterproof backpack.
Please note fees are subject to a cost of living increase each academic year to cover the yearly increase in our teachers’ salaries.
Supported places 2027-28
We offer 50% of our places at a reduced fee level. Anyone applying for a supported place will be asked to complete a financial assessment which will be used to determine an appropriate fee level.
For 2027-28 the minimum annual fee for a supported place is
£10,000+VAT = £12,000
Our free and very low-fee places have already been filled.
What your fees make possible
We know that making the choice to send your child to a fee-paying school is a big one. But Wildwood is different - 50% of our places are supported because we believe in equity and inclusivity and we hope you do too. We welcome applications for all children, from all cultural and economic backgrounds. Our hope is that the diversity at Wildwood will come to reflect the wider London community beyond the school.
So, if you have the capacity to pay the full fees, please know that you’re supporting another family to be able to come to Wildwood and experience a different way of educating their children. The only way we can create true equity in society is by working together in big and small ways.
Even though we’re small, our running costs are high. Mainly because we have a lot of teachers relative to the number of children. This is so that we can deliver on our ethos of genuinely supporting and knowing each child. And because we go out into nature every day which means we need a higher ratio of teachers to children.
We don’t have massive grounds, like some established independent schools. We do still have to pay significant rent on the church hall where we’re based. But, we have the amazing privilege of being able to access the glorious Hampstead Heath.
If you choose to come to Wildwood, you’re not paying for a grand building and high-tech computer labs; you’re paying what it costs for your child to have a very different experience of school.
