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Cheam School. / 51.35364; -1.25764. Cheam School is a mixed preparatory school located in Headley, in the civil parish of Ashford Hill with Headley in Hampshire. Originally a boys school, Cheam was founded in 1645 by George Aldrich.
In November 2022 we welcomed 38 schools, 80 school staff and over 270 visitors to the Fair. In addition to the Fair we hosted a networking high-tea and tours of Cheam for senior school staff. Parents came along in their hundreds, despite the weather and report that the evening was a hugely helpful. Future fairs
The Prep section of the school comprises Years 3 - 8 and currently has 300 pupils. The curriculum has a contemporary, hands-on feel where children debate and explore subjects. We are committed to developing life-long learners with enquiring minds. Teamwork and collaboration are high on the agenda in our teaching practice, providing both the ...
Cheam has been ‘Highly Commended’ in the ‘Happiest Boarding School Award’ category by Muddy Stilettos in their annual ‘Best Schools Awards’. With over 400 school entries in the awards and this category open to senior and prep schools, we are delighted to receive this news. Huge congratulations to the Boarding Team and all those who ...
Term ends. Wednesday 11th December (Pre-Prep 12 noon) Wednesday 11th December (Years 3-5 12.15pm) Wednesday 11th December (Years 6-8 6.00pm) Spring Term 2025. Thurs 9th January – Weds 26th March. Term begins. Thursday 9th January (8.10am) First Exeat.
Cheam is located between Newbury Station and Basingstoke Station, both being under 10 miles from the school with regular trains to Reading and London Paddington (Newbury) and London Waterloo (Basingstoke). These stations both run a regular service into London in under 45 minutes. The M4 (Junction 13) and the M3 (Junction 6) are both within 25 ...
1645. Cheam school was founded in 1645, making it the oldest preparatory school in the country. It was initially based in the Whitehall house in Cheam, Surrey. Teaching and principles of Christianity played a central part in the school’s life and until 1890 every Headmaster was a Church of England clergyman. In 1665 the Great Plague brought ...
