Admissions Process
The main entry points are September, January and April, but children can start after their 3rd birthday.
Places are offered on a date of registration basis, with those registering earliest being offered first.
All children need to be toilet trained before they start with us. If you have any questions about this, please get in touch.
1) Attend a Stay and Play Session
Please request your visit via the Contact Us form or contact the Admissions via email or phone on 020 8605 9681 . You can leave a message if they are unavailable and we will call you back as soon as possible.
2) Register your child
3) Place is offered and accepted
Upon acceptance of a place at Ursuline Pre-Prep, parents will receive the Acceptance Agreement for review and signing. Alongside this, a £1,000 deposit is required to secure their child’s place, held securely in an account dedicated for this purpose.
This Agreement outlines the school’s ethos, policies, and expectations, fostering a nurturing learning environment. The deposit demonstrates the family’s commitment to enrolment, aiding the school in resource planning for an exceptional educational experience.
4) Settling in and welcome events
Parents and children will be invited to welcome events and settling in sessions as their child’s start date approaches.
Testimonials
We were absolutely delighted with the experience our two oldest daughters had at Ursuline Pre-School. The teachers are warm, energetic and plan incredibly engaging days for the children. My daughters were very well prepared for entering Reception and had a lot of fun along the way. We particularly valued the outside space, the way the children learnt so much through play, and the general environment of the School – positive, nurturing and ambitious. We very much look forward to our youngest child starting at Ursuline Pre-School next year.”
Mr and Mrs K.
Our child has loved every moment of Ursuline Pre-School. The teaching staff are exceptionally caring and nurturing. Without doubt, they foster numeracy, literacy, social and other essential skills- but it is done with creativity and fun. The Pre-School is a very special place.”
Mr and Mrs H.
