Our school is small enough to be a very friendly community in which boys, staff and parents work closely together.
Although our academic emphasis is strong with regular success in scholarship and senior school entry examinations, those boys with less ability are equally well supported.
Considerable emphasis is placed upon the arts, technology and sport and many of our able boys have been awarded art, music and sports scholarships by senior schools. Through such activities we aim to give boys confidence in themselves and in what they can achieve.
The school belongs to the Anglican Shrine of Walsingham and welcomes boys of all religious denominations.
The school is on a compact site in central Harrow and is very well equipped. Much of the school has been rebuilt in recent years including a Sports Hall and new classroom block, a new Junior School building incorporating drama, a new indoor swimming pool and changing rooms, an art centre, a new technology centre and an all-weather sports court.
The Parents' Association is very active and organises a full range of social occasions for parents and staff. Parents and their children are encouraged to make use of school facilities outside school hours such as the Sports Hall, swimming pool and Sports Court.
The school celebrates its centenary on its present site in 1997 and is organising a full programme of events for its present and former pupils. A history of the school has recently been published and an Old Boys'Association is being set up.
Our most distinguished Old Boy is Admiral of the Fleet Lord Fieldhouse of Gosport who was Chief of Defence Staff (1985-1988) and who masterminded the Falklands Campaign.
