Welcome to Wimbledon High Juniors

At Wimbledon High Junior School, we nurture each girl as an individual, building her confidence, inspiring her to embrace challenges, and giving her the space to be herself. A supportive community, we offer girls a safe, fun and engaging environment in which to learn, make mistakes and celebrate successes, approaching both with the same mindset. Our goal is to prepare every girl to stride out into the world with resilience, curiosity, empathy and enthusiasm for whatever lies ahead.

Harriet Fryer, Head of Junior School

Harriet Fryer with a four-year-old pupil. They are looking at flowers in a garden

Playful Scholarship

Learning here is both rigorous and joyful - an approach we call playful scholarship. Through adaptive, innovative teaching and a rich, varied curriculum, we spark a love of discovery. Our girls question, investigate, experiment and think deeply, developing habits of mind that will stay with them long beyond their junior years.

See Junior Curriculum

Two Reception-aged girls walking hand-in-hand in the school garden, laughing together

Junior Admissions

We encourage you to come and visit us to find out more about our school, its ethos and facilities, and most importantly, to meet the people who make this community special.

We hold a ballot for entry into Reception (age 4).

Junior Admissions

Four Junior School girls sitting at a table and paying attention to a lesson

Pastoral Care

Two girls working collaboratively in a classroom

Why girls?

Recent News

Junior School Good Schools Guide

Read the latest review of Wimbledon High Junior School in the Good Schools Guide.

Front cover for the Junior School Spring Highlights booklet

Junior School – Spring Term Highlights 2026

Five Wimbledon High Junior girls wearing lab coats and goggles, sitting around a white table

Year 5 Scientists visit The Royal Institution

A group photo of girls dressed in various Girl Guide and Girl Scout uniforms. They are varying in ages, from approximately 5-years-old to 11.

Celebrating World Thinking Day

Amy and Celia, Year 6, led a whole-school assembly celebrating World Thinking Day

The Wimbledon High Junipr School hockey team. Nine girls wearing white polo shirts, posing with hockey sticks in front of a goal

Second place in U11 GDST Hockey Tournament!

A teacher from the Speakers Trust giving a talk to a room of adults. The adults are sitting around the speaker in a semi-circle

Speak Up! Year 6 now in fourth year

This week saw the launch of Speak Up! Year 6 2026, our cross-sector public speaking partnership for Year 6 pupils.

The DT workshop at Wimbledon high School. Two Sixth Form students are standing at the front of room and sharing images of different Goblin car designs to a room full of fellow students

Building a Goblin Car

The launch of an exciting new STEAM+ partnership programme for pupils in Year 5

A group of Year 6 pupils sitting on the floor in a room with white walls. Antonio da Veiga Rocha is standing in front of the pupils and talking to them

Year 6 Represent at GDST Junior EDI Forum

Eshaal and Helena represented Wimbledon High Junior School at the Junior Equality, Diversity and Inclusion (EDI) Forum at the GDST Trust Office.

A table with a variety of Korean food on it. Four Junior School pupils are dressed in traditional Korean clothing, standing behind the table and smiling

Junior School International Food Festival

Reception learn about the School’s 1980 Centenary Celebrations

A special guest - alumna and aunt to reception pupil Maddie - came to speak to the whole yeargroup today about the school's 100th birthday celebrations - and to show everyone the scrapbook she mad of the year.

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