A local UK boarding school with an international outlook, for children aged 11 to 18 years.
Join our junior boarders as they take us through life in the boarding house, at school, co-curricular activities and more!
Hear from our CIFA alumni and forrmer U18s captain, Leo Mogami, about life in boarding, being a football scholar and improving his English at school.
See how our boarders can discover and develop their creative talents at Claremont!
Follow our boarding student (and now alumni), Summer from Germany, as she shares her experiences on making new friends and settling into school life.
Join our junior boarders as they take us through life in the boarding house, at school, co-curricular activities and more!
Hear from our CIFA alumni and forrmer U18s captain, Leo Mogami, about life in boarding, being a football scholar and improving his English at school.
See how our boarders can discover and develop their creative talents at Claremont!
Follow our boarding student (and now alumni), Summer from Germany, as she shares her experiences on making new friends and settling into school life.
Whether students board to develop their English skills, to become more independent or to enjoy the warmth of boarding life, their stay is always memorable.
Boarders enjoy a full schedule of social activities in the evenings on school days and on weekends. There are ample events and activities for both Arts and Sports enthusiasts.
During the week, students enjoy our extensive school clubs programme, designed to develop free-thinking and skills-based learning that inspires leadership, creativity, team spirit and academic excellence.
Boarders also keep up with school work during scheduled times after dinner, where House Parents attend and supervise students up to Year 10.
Boarders enjoy bowling, cinema trips, Laser-Quest, ice skating, ‘Go Ape’ tree climbing, gardening, zip-line activities and visits to London and local museums such as the Observatory Science Centre in Hertsmonceux.
Both boarding houses are close to mainline train stations with fast trains to London. Year 12 and 13 boarders can visit the city on their own, whilst local towns such as Battle and Hastings are enjoyed by younger students with prior parent agreement.
Every student goes through a robust induction process which helps them settle in properly and allows parents to get familiar with us. This involves a Zoom interview with our director of boarding, Francoise Armstrong, and an in-depth Zoom call with the House Lead, closer to arrival.
When boarders arrive at Claremont, there is a further two day induction at their boarding house followed by a one day induction at school.
Our staff stands ready to assist our boarders, anywhere, anytime:
At Claremont Boarding School, students have breakfast and dinner together at their houses and have lunch together with healthy options of freshly prepared food in our boarding kitchen.
On weekends, boarders have all their meals at the boarding house, and our cooks prepare packed lunches for field trips and day outs. The menu operates on a 3-weekly cycle and is carefully designed to provide our students with a healthy, balanced diet keeping varied dietary requirements in mind.
Our boarders also have the option of preparing snacks for themselves in their stocked house kitchenettes.
Boarders are divided into two boarding houses, one for senior boys and one for girls and junior boys. Both are located off campus (approximately 15 minutes by minibus) as we believe it is beneficial for boarders to have some separation from school, just like day students.
Pyke House
Clyde House
Discover the power of transformative learning at Claremont, a local school with a truly global outlook.
