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Clapham’s award-winning Broomwood celebrates after triumphant year
Broomwood, Clapham, is looking ahead to an exciting new academic year following a triumphant 12 months marked by record-breaking scholarship success, prestigious awards and continued investment in its provision for local families
At the heart of Broomwood’s achievements has been an exceptional set
of senior school results.
Broomwood pupils secured a record- breaking 49 scholarships to some of the UK’s leading schools, with awards spanning academia, sport, music, drama and art. Nearly half rewarded academic excellence,
Pupils have secured places at an
impressive range of London day and boarding schools, including Alleyn’s, Jags, Whitgift and Brighton College. However, Broomwood’s approach is about far more than results alone. Te school aims to develop confident, curious and compassionate young people who are ready to embrace the next stage of their education. Louisa McCafferty, head of
reflecting the
strength and ambition of teaching across the school. Speaking about the achievement,
principal and head of Broomwood Boys, Michael Hodge, said: “To receive a record-breaking 49 scholarships is a remarkable accomplishment and reflects the hard work, ambition and character of our pupils, alongside the dedication and expertise of our staff. “Over the past five years, scholarship
offers at Broomwood have increased by more than 50%, reflecting the strength of teaching, pastoral support and individual encouragement across the school.”
Broomwood Girls, added: “We’re committed to ensuring every child is known, encouraged and challenged to achieve their very best, and it’s wonderful to see our pupils recognised in this way as they move on to the next stage of their educational journey.” Tis has also been a significant year
for external recognition. Broomwood was named Best Independent Preparatory School in London in the Private Education Awards 2026, retaining
the title for a second
consecutive year. Te school was also included in the Talk Education Top 250 list, which recognises leading independent schools across the UK. Broomwood was also nominated in five categories in the Education Choices Awards.
Together, these accolades recognise
the strength of Broomwood’s educational offering and the warmth of its community. Based in the heart of Clapham, the school combines high expectations with a nurturing, family- centred approach, inspiring a genuine love of learning from the earliest years. Tat journey begins at Broomwood
Pre-Prep, where demand continues to grow. In response, the school will open a third nursery classroom in September, creating additional places for younger children to begin their education in a happy, stimulating and supportive environment. Te new classroom represents
more than an expansion of space. It’s an investment in the formative years of childhood, when curiosity, confidence and attitudes towards learning first take shape. Trough purposeful play, hands-on discovery and expert pastoral care, children are encouraged to explore the world around them and develop the foundations they need to thrive. With record-breaking outcomes,
national recognition and an expanding early-years provision, Broomwood begins the new academic year with real momentum. It looks ahead with ambition, continuing to evolve, invest and provide an exceptional education for families across Clapham and the surrounding area. Following a triumphant year, it’s
clear that Broomwood’s future looks equally exciting.
For more information, please visit
broomwood.com or contact the admissions team at admissions@
broomwood.com or by calling 020 8682 8830
Broomwood operates a bus service across London, with routes serving areas including Pimlico, Wimbledon, Battersea and Tooting Bec, making the school accessible to families across the capital.
Find out more about Broomwood, one of Clapham’s leading prep schools, at their upcoming open morning on Friday 2 October 2026.
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