Why Thames?
Thames Christian School is an Independent coeducational secondary school with small classes, high expectations and a committed staff team. Each pupil is valued as a unique and gifted individual. Pupils achieve highly in their GCSE results and co-curricular activities and gain entry to a wide range of top independent and state sixth forms.
Located a few minutes walk from Clapham Junction the school is accessible from a wide area of London and the surrounding counties. From September 2020 the school will be accommodated in a new purpose-built facility with a three stream entry and sixth form.
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Do we remember to look after our mental health?
We all know the importance of looking after our physical health, but do we remember to look after our mental health?
Read moreIs Work Experience Key to Professional Success?
With pupils seeking internships at an earlier age and restrictions on part-time jobs under 16 years - David Adkins, Deputy Head of Thames Christian School, asks: “Is work experience as a young teenager a marker for future professional success?”
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Pastoral Care
An exceptional staff to pupil ratio ensures that pupils are challenged and supported effectively.
Academic
A broad and flexible curriculum, small classes, inspiring teaching. Pupils achieve highly in their GCSE exams and co-curricular activities.
The Arts
All aspects of a pupil’s personality and unique gifting are valued and nurtured so that each grows in confidence.
Sport
A wide range of sporting activities and clubs including inter-school, regional and ISA national competitions.
Admissions
Our admissions process involves getting to know both you and your child.
Latest News
Do we remember to look after our mental health?
We all know the importance of looking after our physical health, but do we remember to look after our mental health?
Read moreIs Work Experience Key to Professional Success?
With pupils seeking internships at an earlier age and restrictions on part-time jobs under 16 years - David Adkins, Deputy Head of Thames Christian School, asks: “Is work experience as a young teenager a marker for future professional success?”
Read moreLatest Tweets
Tomorrow morning, the worthy winners of the Thames year 10 bookshop business enterprise challenge Chantae, Sydney a… https://t.co/ZUOsIE3s4OYesterdayTheodor Brun (cycled 10k miles across Asia to his home in Norfolk) spoke to Thames pupils asking ‘what puts passion… https://t.co/SF3wCw9J38Yesterday
