Burlington House School is spread across three sites in south-west London, each with its own character and all within easy reach of one another. Our Prep and Senior pupils learn on neighbouring campuses beside the river, while our Sixth Form has a home of its own a short walk away. Use the interactive map to explore each school, find your nearest site and plan your visit – every campus is served by Underground, Overground and bus routes.
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The highest ranked Dyslexia Specialist school for GCSE results in the UK
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Our Fulham school for pupils aged 7 to 16 with specific learning differences. Small classes, specialist teaching and integrated therapy help every pupil find how they learn best.
Pupils follow a broad curriculum to GCSE alongside a rich programme of sport, music, art and outdoor learning.
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A specialist Sixth Form on Fulham High Street for students aged 16 to 19 with dyslexia, dyspraxia and related learning differences.
A Levels, BTECs and Foundation Diplomas are taught in small groups with study skills, therapy and careers guidance built into every week.
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Our South London senior school for pupils aged 11 to 16 with specific learning differences, opened to bring the Burlington House approach to Tooting.
The same specialist teaching, small classes and on-site therapy, in a purpose-designed building a short walk from Tooting Bec.
Burlington House School
Age 7-16
Our Fulham school for pupils aged 7 to 16 with specific learning differences. Small classes, specialist teaching and integrated therapy help every pupil find how they learn best.
Pupils follow a broad curriculum to GCSE alongside a rich programme of sport, music, art and outdoor learning.
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Every child here is understood. The teaching meets them exactly where they are and takes them further than they imagined.
Burlington House School, Sixth Form
Age 16-19
A specialist Sixth Form on Fulham High Street for students aged 16 to 19 with dyslexia, dyspraxia and related learning differences.
A Levels, BTECs and Foundation Diplomas are taught in small groups with study skills, therapy and careers guidance built into every week.
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The therapeutic support at the Sixth Form is so valuable, preparing students for life in the modern world.
Burlington House School, Tooting
Age 11-16
Our South London senior school for pupils aged 11 to 16 with specific learning differences, opened to bring the Burlington House approach to Tooting.
The same specialist teaching, small classes and on-site therapy, in a purpose-designed building a short walk from Tooting Bec.
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Moving to Tooting changed everything for our son. He walks in smiling and comes home proud of what he has done.
Think Differently, Teach Differently
Burlington House School offers specialist education and genuine support for boys and girls aged 7–19.
Our independent day schools help children with learning differences like dyslexia and dyscalculia, and build the confidence and skills for full, independent lives and successful careers. We do this through smaller classes, purposeful therapy and teaching tailored to each individual. We believe in playing hard too: our curriculum is deliberately creative and hands-on, shaped around the personalities, preferences and learning styles that make every child different. Whatever their strengths and challenges, we teach your child in the way that suits them best.
Nicola Lovell
Headteacher
Steve Proctor
Head of Burlington House School Sixth Form
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Learning beyond the classroom
From museums and theatres to residentials and exchanges, our trips take learning out into the world. Pupils return with new perspectives, firmer friendships and a wider sense of what is possible.
Real challenges, real growth
DofE gives our pupils the chance to step outside their comfort zone and discover what they’re capable of. Through volunteering, new skills, physical activity, and expeditions, they build resilience, independence, and teamwork, qualities that stay with them long after the badge is earned.
Every learner, understood
Small classes and specialist staff mean every pupil is taught the way they learn best. Support is woven into the school day, not bolted on, so progress and confidence grow together.
Known, supported, and valued
A child learns best when they feel safe and genuinely known. Every pupil has trusted adults around them, noticing the small things and building confidence alongside academic progress. A culture as rich in “kindfulness” as it is in mindfulness.
Find your voice
Individual lessons across strings, wind, brass, piano and voice, with ensembles and concerts through the year. Whether a first instrument or a grade eight exam, every musician has a stage.
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