School Fees

4+, 7+, 8+ and 11+
Westminster Under School
wusregistrar@westminster.org.uk
+44 (0)20 7821 5788
13+
Westminster School
registrar@westminster.org.uk
+44 (0)20 7963 1003
16+
Westminster School
sixthformadmissions@westminster.org.uk
+44 (0)20 7963 1003

The School has different fees for 13+ and 16+ pupils. For details of these fees, please refer to the tabs below. We encourage parents to read all of the information we have provided, for the relevant points of entry, as there are additional payments required by the School that applicants should be aware of before beginning the registration process.

Please note that the Governing Body usually reviews school fees for the subsequent year annually by the end of the summer term, for publication in early July. We would, therefore, advise parents to check the website during the summer holidays for an update on the fees for the next academic year.

All fees and charges on this page are subject to the prevailing VAT rate.

13+ Fees

13+ Fees for 2024-2025

Pupil Type	Per Term	Per Year
13+ day pupils	£12,291	£36,873
13+ boarding pupils	£17,496	£52,488
13+ King's Scholars	£12,291	£36,873

Fee details

Parents of those who are applying for a 13+ place at Westminster will be asked to pay a non-refundable registration fee of £300 using a credit or debit card. In addition, those whose daughters or sons are offered places will be asked to pay the following:

An entrance fee of £2,000 is payable on acceptance of an unconditional place. Please note that this fee is not offset against the final term’s fees. This fee is refundable only if the prep school considers the 13+ candidate to have failed to demonstrate the expected continued good conduct and academic progress and is consequently not admitted to the School. The entrance fee is not offset against the final term’s fees. Parents of pupils who enter Westminster Under School at the 11+ stage do not have to pay the Entrance Fee. Candidates who apply for and are awarded a bursary of 100% do not have to pay the entrance fee.
An acceptance deposit of £4,000 is also required to confirm the place, payable by 1 September when a child is in Year 8. This deposit will be returned to parents at the start of the term after the pupil has left the School. The deposit will only be refunded if the school fees account has been fully settled.

Please refer to the 13+ entry page for details of the application process and a registration timeline and, for full terms and conditions, please read the School’s Admissions and Awards Policy, via the links below.

16+ Fees

16+ Fees for 2024-2025

Pupil Type	Per Term	Per Year
16+ day pupils	£13,245	£39,735
16+ boarding pupils	£17,496	£52,488
16+ King’s Scholars	£13,245	£39,735

Fee details

Parents of those who are applying for a 16+ place at Westminster will be asked to pay a non-refundable registration fee of £300 using a credit or debit card. In addition, those whose daughters or sons are offered places will be asked to pay the following:

A non-refundable entrance fee of £2,000. Please note that this fee is not offset against the final term’s fees.
An acceptance deposit of £4,000 (£5,000 for international boarders) is also required to confirm the place. Acceptance deposits will be refunded, upon request, at the start of the academic year after the pupil has left Westminster. A deposit will not be refunded if a pupil withdraws from their place before joining.

For those requesting Child Student visa sponsorship, there is an additional charge of £1,000.

Please refer to the 16+ entry page for details of the application process and a registration timeline and, for full terms and conditions, please read the School’s Admissions and Awards Policy, via the links below.

Support with fees

Westminster offers a variety of Academic and Music Scholarships, which are awarded on a strictly competitive basis and parental income is not taken into account. The School also has a system of bursaries, which enables us to offer free places or places at reduced fees to boys and girls who do well in our entrance examinations but whose parents cannot afford the full fees. For further information, please refer to our Scholarships and Bursaries page.

As outlined above, applying to Westminster involves payment of a registration fee, followed by an entrance fee and an acceptance deposit if a child is offered a place. Any parent who is applying for a bursary to Westminster for their child, and feels unable to pay one or more of these fees, may also qualify for a waiver when being considered for a bursary.