Mill Hill School
“Et virtutem et musas”
(Instilling values, inspiring minds)
Mill Hill School is a co-educational day and boarding school for pupils aged 13 to 18, set within 120 acres of parkland in North London. Established in 1807 by Nonconformist ministers and merchants, the school occupies grounds that formerly belonged to the botanist Peter Collinson. The campus features notable architecture, including the Greco-Roman School House by Sir William Tite and a chapel designed by Basil Champneys. The school provides a broad education that balances academic study with a diverse co-curricular programme, supported by facilities such as an indoor swimming pool and a dedicated theatre.
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Fees (Day Pupils)
Vs. National Average
+4.2%
Mill Hill School's fees are 4.2% higher than the national average.
Vs. County Average
+4.5%
Mill Hill School's fees are 4.5% higher than the county average.
Based on 60 schools in Greater London and 156 nationally.
Note: based on core termly fees including mandatory lunch and learning materials charges but excluding any discounts or other additional charges for extra-curriculars, registration, etc. Please check the schools' official websites for full fees and charges.
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Website
https://www.millhill.org.uk/General Enquiries
020 8959 1176Admissions
020 8906 7923