Our fees

School fees- Academic year 2026-2027


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School fees are inevitably very sensitive, but we believe at All Hallows we provide a fantastic, all-round education in a beautiful setting.

Like many schools, All Hallows is a charity and our fees do not fully cover the cost of a All Hallows education; they are supplemented with commercial income from use of our site during the holidays and fundraising from generous donors. We look to provide the best education for your children as efficiently as possible. As you look through these pages we hope you will see the amazing opportunities that the fees afford the pupils here at All Hallows.

Please select the relevant year group to find out more about the fee and what is included.

All fees are termly and inclusive of VAT unless otherwise stated.

Application
and Registration


Nursery


Reception


Year 1 and 2


Year 3


Year 4


Year 5 and 6


Year 7 and 8


Full, Weekly and
Flexi Boarding


Short Stay Boarding

Additional Charges

Further Information


Sibling Discount


Bursaries


Military Discount




International Payments

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All Hallows School has partnered with Flywire to streamline the fee payment process for our international students and parents.

Flywire offers multiple payment options, excellent foreign exchange rates and allows you to pay from almost any country.

They will ensure that your payment arrives safely and accurately.

To make your payment visit  - allhallowsschool.flywire.com

If you require any help with your payment, visit flywire.com/help

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