Pastoral care

Pastoral care

Academic

Academic

Co-curricular

Co-curricular

Community

Community

Voices and Views

“With the Senior School situated only a short walk away, our Junior Branch pupils have the opportunity to access the many impressive facilities available at Frognal. Our hope is that every pupil will eventually proceed to the Senior School, and the strong connections within the UCS Foundation help to ensure that this is a seamless transition.”

Lewis Hayward Headmaster

“Leaders’ aspiration for pupils’ learning has led them to develop an inclusive, wide ranging and ambitious curriculum. It aims to instil in pupils a love of learning. Leaders encourage pupils to take a lead in their own learning. The curriculum provides many opportunities for pupils, from a young age, to choose their learning pathways through the enrichment programme as well as in timetabled lessons.”

Independent Schools Inspectorate ISI Inspection Report, November 2024

“I think school is a fun place because there is so much to do here that I never get bored. I look forward to coming to school every day to see my friends, play and have lessons. I like Maths because I love to challenge myself and enjoy doing puzzles like arithmagons. ”

Enitan Ajeigbe Junior Branch pupil, Year 4

“Our boy has always been a good natured and easy child. However, he started the school very anxious and shy. He is now leaving as a confident, independent and talented boy. We could not have wished for a better school to prepare him for Senior School.”

Junior Branch parent Junior Branch Parents' Guild, 2022

“When I first came to the Junior Branch peer mentors helped me feel welcome in the school. They were boys in Year 6 were very kind to me. A huge part of UCS is Music and Drama and we have a concert in the Great Hall every year. The Year 6 play is breathtaking,”

Conrad Sinker Junior Branch pupil, Year 6

“When I joined, I was drawn by how warm and welcoming the school is and by the happiness of the boys. Their passion for learning is testament to the high-quality teaching and to the boys themselves who thrive in this environment. The clubs, pastoral care and teaching are unparalleled.”

Pooja Gaglani Assistant Head (Administration)

“The co-curricular clubs and activities range from football to chess to dance! I personally recommend the Mad Science Club as it teaches you so many interesting things! The classroom lessons are also great as you are taught by many brilliant teachers. ”

Alex Macadam Junior Branch pupil, Year 5