Boarding School Atlas

A co-educational independent boarding and day school in Repton, Derbyshire, for pupils aged 13 to 18, organised into ten boarding houses.

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The Old Priory at Repton School
Photo: Alan Murray-Rust · CC BY-SA 2.0

At a glance

School type
Independent · Private
Official website
repton.org.uk

Address: Repton School, Repton, Derbyshire, DE65 6FH

Academic

Ages taught
Entry to Repton at 13 years old; Year 9 (B Block), Year 10 (A Block) and Sixth Form entry pointssource
School admits
Co-educationalsource
Day places
Yessource
Curriculum
Not confirmed
Qualifications
Not confirmed
Teaching languages
ENsource
Learning support
Not confirmed
English-language support
Not confirmed
Size
Over two thirds of the Repton community are boarders (2026)source

Boarding

  • Full boarding

    Pupils live at school during term, including weekends.

Boarding entry
Ages 13 and oversource
Boarding is for
Separate boys’ and girls’ housessource
Accommodation
On campussource
Boarding houses
There are ten Houses – six for boys and four for girls, each home to approximately 60 pupils.source
Rooms
Not confirmed
Weekends and holidays
Repton is a full boarding School with calendared exeat weekends from 1pm on the Friday until 6pm on the Sunday, plus a limited number of privilege weekends each term.source
Pastoral care
Not confirmed
Activities
Not confirmed
Facilities
Not confirmed

Admissions

Entry points
Entry to Repton is at 13 years old (Year 9, B Block), with enquiries welcome for Year 10 (A Block) and Sixth Form.source
Application process
Not confirmed
Assessments and interviews
Pupils joining at 13+ sit an online CAT4 test, provide a reference from their current school and are interviewed by the Deputy Head, Admissions.source
Documents
Not confirmed
Language requirements
Not confirmed
Deadlines
Not confirmed
International applicants
Accepted. Repton is licensed to sponsor Child Student visas; overseas families can enquire through the admissions form.source
Guardianship
A local guardian is required. Pupils whose parents are based abroad must have an English-speaking guardian in the UK.source

Fees

Boarding total per billing period

The school publishes these per term (or similar) and does not say how many periods make a year, so we show the per-period total and calculate no annual figure. Original currency; no conversion.

  • Full boarding · All pupils · 2026-27

    £19,375 per term

    Basis: Tuition and boarding, published per term; the school does not state how many terms make a year.

  • Full boarding · International pupils · 2026-27

    £19,740 per term

    Basis: Tuition and boarding, published per term; the school does not state how many terms make a year.

Published fees, exactly as the school states them
FeeAmountForYearIncludes tuition
Tuition and boarding (all-in)Boarding Pupils, per term (inclusive of VAT)Full boarding£19,375 per termsourceAll pupils2026-27read 17 October 2026Yes
Tuition and boarding (all-in)International Boarding Pupils, per term (inclusive of VAT)Full boarding£19,740 per termsourceInternational pupils2026-27read 17 October 2026Yes
TuitionDay Pupils, per term (inclusive of VAT)Day pupils£14,370 per termsourceAll pupils2026-27read 17 October 2026Yes
Registration feeRegistration fee, payable upon application£240 one-offsourceAll pupils2026-27read 17 October 2026Not confirmed
DepositDeposit for UK day and boarding pupils, refunded against the final school bill£1,500 one-offsourceDomestic pupils2026-27read 17 October 2026Not confirmed

“Includes tuition: No” means the figure is a boarding charge on top of tuition. Day-pupil figures are shown for reference only and are never used as a boarding price. Additional costs not listed here may apply; always confirm with the school.

Scholarships and financial assistance

  • BursaryMeans-tested bursarysource

    Means-tested bursaries are available on application to Admissions; funds are limited so early application is advised.

Inspection reports

  • Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI), 12 March 2024

    Outcome as published: Standards relating to leadership and management, and governance, are met. Standards relating to the quality of education, training and recreation are met. Standards relating to pupils’ physical and mental health and emotional wellbeing are met. Standards relating to pupils’ social and economic education and contribution to society are met. Standards relating to safeguarding are met.

    Read the report

Accreditation, registration and membership

The inspectorate that reviews the school.

  • Inspection regimeIndependent Schools Inspectorate

    Confirmed on the authority or association record

    source

Joining an association. Membership is not accreditation and is not an endorsement of quality or safety.

  • MembershipBoarding Schools’ Association

    Confirmed on the authority or association record

    source

Accreditation and membership describe a school’s status with a particular body. Neither is a guarantee of safety, quality or suitability for your child.

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