Head’s Welcome
Luckley House is a warm and welcoming school. We are a community, small enough at around 350 pupils for everyone to be seen, valued and counted, but large enough to provide a wide variety of academic, sport and creative opportunities. We are a co-educational school with the privilege of educating boys and girls from Year 7 through to Year 13, with both day and boarding places on offer. Our uniqueness lies in the combination of our size, Christian ethos and flexibility to meet the needs of individual pupils and their families.
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Admissions
Your child can be registered with Luckley House School at any time, however, places are limited, so early registration is advised. Applicants will be required to sit our entrance examinations and should be registered by the end of November of the preceding year. Late applicants may be considered depending on availability of places.
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Academic
At Luckley House, we provide an excellent academic education that is highly aspirational yet distinctly tailored to the individual needs of each pupil. This is offered in the context of a broad curriculum which celebrates the arts and sports, as much as academic achievement. Our small class sizes enable full participation in lessons and we closely track individual progress and attainment of targets in order to ensure that each pupil meets their full academic potential.
Boarding
Luckley House School is the perfect choice if you are considering boarding. Set in beautiful Berkshire countryside, but just 40 minutes from London, our facilities provide a secure and happy environment for all pupils to live together and to enjoy the many extra-curricular activities on offer at the school. Luckley House offers flexible, weekly and full boarding provisions to suit modern family life. Boarding at Luckley develops life skills; boarders learn responsibility for themselves, their study, their belongings and their relationships with others.
Sixth Form
The Luckley Sixth Form experience is a holistic one, where alongside a rigorous academic programme, our students are offered a plethora of opportunities and activities that will provide them with the essential competencies required for life beyond school. Our students have the freedom to plan their study, stretch themselves academically and expand their horizons. Our aim is to make sure that they leave us well equipped for any challenge, whether that’s employment, a gap year, or moving on to university.
“I believe I can play professional cricket”
Sam
Luckley Boarders Trip to Legoland
Catch up with our weekend boarders and find out what they got up to this weekend.
POSTED September 27, 2023
Luckley Boarders Trip to watch Reading FC
Catch up with our weekend boarders and find out what they got up to this weekend.
POSTED September 18, 2023
Congratulations to the Class of 2023
100% of applicants have confirmed places on exciting university courses with circa 90% of students having secured places at...
POSTED August 22, 2023
Summer Holiday Club – Ultimate Activity Camps
ULTIMATE ACTIVITY CAMPS Ultimate Activity Camps have gone through an exciting re-brand and they will be running their fantastic...
POSTED May 18, 2022
Luckley Students Celebrate GCSE Success
Students at Luckley House School have excelled yet again in their GCSE exams with 20% of all grades at...
POSTED October 29, 2021
Top Grades for Luckley A Level Students
We are delighted to share with you an outstanding set of A level exam results which represent an incredible...
POSTED October 29, 2021
Drama Competitions Success!
The students used their Trinity Speech and Drama speeches to compete in the ISA Shakespeare Monologue Competition. We are...
POSTED July 28, 2021
A Fantastic Day of Wellbeing for the Whole Community
Luckley held a special Wellbeing Day on Wednesday 27 January. The event was organised by Deputy Head, Mr Ian...
POSTED July 28, 2021
Announcement of New Head
We are delighted to announce the appointment of Mrs Areti Bizior to succeed Mrs Tudor as the Head of...
POSTED July 28, 2020
“Unusually flexible – anything possible. The school’s size allows for bespoke experiences and timetabling and has the capacity to tailor a student’s academic diet to fit them.” The Good Schools’ Guide