Admissions
A Warm Welcome to Brockhurst & Marlston House
Rachel Harper
Head of Admissions, HR & Communications
Choosing the right school for your child is such an important decision, and there’s no better way to get a true feel for a school than by visiting in person.
As Head of Admissions, I’m here to guide you through every step, from your initial enquiry to your child’s first day, ensuring that you feel informed, supported, and excited about joining our school community.
I’d love to help you explore what makes Brockhurst & Marlston House so special. You can start by calling me or filling in the enquiry form below. I’d be delighted to send you our Prospectus, book you a place at our next Open Morning, or arrange a personal tour with our Head, David Fleming.
If you have any questions, big or small, please do not hesitate to ask.
I look forward to welcoming you soon!
Visit Us
Come and explore the schools in person—meet Headmaster David Fleming, tour the beautiful grounds, and see firsthand the warmth and vibrancy of our school community. Alternatively, you might like to visit us on our next open morning and enjoy chatting to the children who will show you round.
Register Your Interest
Once you’ve visited, you can register your child and we will guide you through the next steps to joining. Children can and do join the school at any point through the school year.
Taster Days
Your child is welcome to do one or more taster days with us, which is a great way of meeting their year group and feeling confident about joining. We will do an informal assessment on the taster day and share our evalutation with you.
Offer & Acceptance
Following a successful visit and taster day, your child will be offered a place. You’ll receive all the information needed to make a confident and informed decision.
Ready to Begin
Once your place is accepted, we’ll help with every step of the transition into school life – ensuring both you and your child feel prepared, excited, and welcomed into our school family. You can enter at any point in the school year, and many children do.