Ibstock Place School
11+ Admissions Guide 2026

Ibstock Place School is a co-educational independent day school founded in 1894, situated on a ten-acre site on the edge of Richmond Park in London. The school brings together a preparatory school, including Early Years, and a senior school with a sixth form, all on a single site. The governing board takes responsibility for the management of all aspects of the school. The school has invested in a range of facilities in recent years, including a new refectory, a wellbeing centre, a redeveloped prep school, a forest school classroom, extended music school provision, and a climbing wall. Pupils come from families with a variety of backgrounds across the surrounding London boroughs. The school supports pupils with special educational needs and/or disabilities, as well as those for whom English is an additional language, and it adapts its curriculum for the most able pupils and those with a particular talent. The school aims to encourage inquisitive and imaginative pupils to challenge ideas and make well-informed decisions, fostering values of honesty, integrity, tolerance, courtesy, and respect, while supporting pupils to be healthy and resilient as they pursue excellence.

Pupils must switch off mobile phones on arrival to school and store them in lockers during the day. They are permitted to access them only after school to text/call parents and must not use them again whilst on campus.