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Exciting experiences every day Set across 100 acres of beautiful historic parkland in Esher, Claremont provides an inspiring co-educational journey for pupils aged 2 to 18. The ethos of our school promotes tolerance, respect and friendship, in an inspiring learning environment. At Claremont, every day brings exciting experiences; this is a happy school with happy children.

Contents Welcome

Co-curricular life

Meet the team

Sport at Claremont

Fan Court snapshot

Pastoral care

Stable Court snapshot

Partnerships with parents

Wraparound care

Transport routes

Claremont curricular life

The Junior School curriculum

Claremont campus facilities

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We are renowned for blending academic excellence with exceptional pastoral care and a strong sense of community. Every child is known, supported, and empowered to thrive. Alongside our rigorous and creative curriculum, we focus on building character qualities so our pupils leave as positive, caring members of the global community with a strong moral compass. Our through-school experience offers seamless transitions and lasting relationships.

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Our vibrant co-curricular and enrichment programmes, all held on site within our exceptional facilities and grounds, give every pupil the chance to uncover their passions and develop their talents, in the classroom and beyond. Claremont stands apart for our commitment to character, opportunity and care, where every pupil is supported to reach their limitless potential academically and personally, in school and beyond.

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Welcome

Welcome to Claremont’s Junior School

Meet the team: Friendly faces, safe hands Mr Jelley, Head of Junior School

I make sure that every day our pupils take each opportunity to be curious, creative and develop in confidence and character.

We care deeply about our pupils and we are keenly aware of the responsibility entrusted to us as we support every child through their individual educational journey. The Claremont experience supports the development of the whole child; intellectually, socially, and emotionally, promoting key character qualities such as empathy, integrity and resilience. Our distinctive through-school approach gives us deep insight into each individual child, helping them thrive and truly understand themselves, others and the world around them. Claremont junior school comprises Fan Court (Pre-nursery to Year 2) and Stable Court (Year 3 to 6). With excellent facilities, subject specialists and tailored provision, pupils grow in confidence and independence, building strong foundations for future achievements.

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Mr Vincent, Assistant Head Pupil Wellbeing

My job is to make sure all our pupils feel secure and confident in themselves and in their interactions with others.

Smooth, secure transitions are central to our approach. From pre-nursery, through the stages of junior school and beyond, we guide our children through a range of creative, practical and reassuring strategies, ensuring every pupil can progress to the next stage with confidence.

Mrs Field, Head of Early Years

My job is to make sure our youngest pupils feel safe and happy at school, and make super progress.

Whether you are new to Claremont or already part of our community, we are excited to be part of your child’s learning journey.

Matthew Jelley

Head of Junior School

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Mrs Crowson, Assistant Head, Teaching and Learning

I oversee a stimulating, broad, and balanced curriculum in collaboration with our talented staff to foster curiosity, confidence, and strong academic progress in every child.

Mrs Ennis, Assistant Head Fan Court I make sure Fan Court runs smoothly everyday for everyone.

Mrs McChesney, Head of IN

My job involves recognising that all children learn in different ways and helping our pupils to achieve their full potential.

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Fan Court snapshot

Stable Court snapshot

Fan Court

Stable Court

Age

The school day runs 8.35am to 3.15pm

Early years foundation stage

Key stage 2

Pre-nursery

Year 3

Ducklings class 16 pupils

2–3

A gentle, play-based introduction to school life for our youngest learners, where curiosity grows and exploration sparks a love of learning. Introducing the Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), including specialist teachers in forest school, music, PE and games (including swimming lessons from the summer term).

2 classes, 16–22 pupils per class

Morning session only: 8:35am to 12:00pm. Full day session: ends at 3:15pm.

Nursery Rabbits class and Squirrels class

3–4

16 pupils per class

Morning session only: 8:35am to 12:00pm. Full day session: ends at 3:15pm.

Reception Badgers class and Hedgehogs class 20 pupils per class

A nurturing space for ages 3+, continuing the EYFS curriculum, introducing additional specialist teachers in computing and French, preparing our young learners for their journey towards school.

The first year of formal education and the final year of the EYFS curriculum. Children will start daily maths and phonics activities (we use ELS scheme “Essential Letters and Sounds”).

4–5

From Reception onwards, our broad and exciting co-curricular programme becomes an important part of Claremont life.

Key stage 1 Year 1 Starlings class and Robins class 20 pupils per class

5–6

Year 2 Owls class and Kestrels class 20 pupils per class

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6–7

Key Stage 1 of the curriculum commences in Year 1. Children transition gently into more formal learning with their own desks, and ten lessons daily, balanced by regular breaks and lunch. Pupils will have their fun first writing experiences, and a balance of structured lessons and exploration. Homework is light and communication with parents is supported through Tapestry. The second year of Key Stage 1 runs to the end of Year 2. Pupils grow in independence, taking on leadership roles and enjoying broader responsibilities. A balanced timetable, including an introduction to team sport, creative opportunities and strong pastoral support, helps the children feel confident and ready for the next stage, Stable Court.

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The school day runs from 8.30am to 3.45pm

Year 3 begins Key Stage 2, with a mix of subject specialist teachers and form teachers leading core lessons. Pupils are introduced to classics and drama, and enjoy larger classrooms with TA support as they settle in to Stable Court. Pupils start building independence through classroom movement, leadership roles and their first overnight residential. Maths is taught in two groups, English in mixed groups, and children begin the pen licence system. Technology is used to further enhance the learning experience through the introduction of 1:1 devices – we favour a blended approach, where there is a strong focus on safe and responsible use. In Year 3, sport continues to develop team skills and performance, in an inclusive and enjoyable way, with swimming and a growing list of competitive fixtures.

Year 4 3 classes, 16–22 pupils per class

Year 5 3 classes, 16–22 pupils per class

Year 6 4 classes Year 6 16–22 pupils per class

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In Year 4, pupils continue to broaden their learning and develop independence. Music progresses with class instrumentation, including the violin and steel pans, and slightly smaller classes support individual attention. Maths is taught in three groups, English in mixed groups, and the pen licence system continues. A two-night residential at PGL Marchants Hill reinforces teamwork and resilience, while in sport pupils take on more structured competition with regular fixtures against other schools. Year 5 brings a more structured subject specialist timetable, with pupils moving between classrooms. Maths is delivered across four groups, and English delivered as in previous years in forms. Mindfulness and outdoor education are introduced, alongside a three-night residential in the summer term. Pupils now play advanced fixtures, representing the school in competitive matches across a wide range of sports. Year 6 brings the Stable Court journey to its peak, preparing pupils for senior school through specialist lessons and scholarship masterclasses. Pupils take on significant responsibilities as school, house or sports captains, charity committee members, and monitors, developing independence and leadership. A highlight of the year is their first overseas residential, spending four nights in France, alongside a rich programme of trips and enrichment opportunities. Sport rounds off the experience with a full fixture calendar, tours and team leadership roles, ensuring pupils are ready for the challenges and opportunities of senior school.

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Wraparound care To support busy working families, we offer flexible, age-appropriate wraparound care led by our own junior school staff, trusted faces who know the children well.

With early drop-offs from 7.45am and pick-ups until 6pm, this nurturing provision includes a hot meal and complements the school day.

Wraparound daily timetable Fan Court

Before school wraparound care After school wraparound care

Pre-nursery and Nursery

Early birds club*

After school club*

8.00am–8.30am

3.15pm–4.15pm – session 1 3.15pm–6.00pm – session 1 & 2

Held in nursery classrooms

Reception, year 1 and year 2 Years 3 to 6

A curriculum to develop strong understanding: of ourselves, others and the world around us. At Claremont, our inspiring curriculum sparks curiosity, builds confidence and character, and nurtures a lifelong love of learning. From day one, children are encouraged to feel happy, secure and valued, developing academically while taking risks in exploring themselves, others and the world around them.

Small classes, excellent teacher–pupil ratios and specialist teaching right from pre-nursery enrich every child’s experience, while lessons embed character, creativity and critical thinking. Our Learner Attributes embed an age appropriate understanding of what makes for a set of effective learning habits, to underpin future success. Our aim is for every pupil to understand their limitless potential and to celebrate and recognise individual success, engagement, effort, and personal growth.

Held in pre-nursery classroom

Breakfast club*

After school club*

7.45am–8.30am

4.15pm–5.00pm – short 4.15pm–6.00pm – long

Held in new dining hall

Strong in understanding

Held in Stable Court

Breakfast club*

After school club*

7.45am–8.20am

4.45pm–6.00pm

Held in new dining hall

Held in Stable Court

* Paid club

Fees and funding info Full details, including lunches, school bus, wraparound care, and co-curricular activities, can be downloaded via the QR code. 15 hours government funding for ages 3–5; childcare vouchers accepted; sibling discounts from 10%. For further queries, contact our Business Services Office on 01372 473602. 8

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The Junior School curriculum

A rich array of subjects and learning attributes for life Subject expertise combined with our learner attributes. With our broad curriculum across science, languages, music, sport, and the arts, every pupil can explore their talents and passions.

Our teaching also embeds our ten learner attributes, that develop positive foundations for the academic journey and help children become capable and well-rounded, with a confident understanding of themselves, others and the world around us, ready to thrive academically and personally.

Early years foundation stage Pre-nursery to Reception – Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Following the EYFS framework, our early years approach blends nurturing care with high-quality education. We balance guided play, exploration and structured learning to build confidence, curiosity and a lifelong love of discovery. • Balanced mix of guided play, exploration and structured activities. • Strong focus on communication, well-being, and early literacy and numeracy. • Emphasis on language development and learning through movement. • Small class sizes ensure personal attention and individual progress

• Achievements celebrated through our Character Qualities programme • Storytelling, speech exercises and ‘listening walks’ make phonics fun • Creative play and outdoor discovery bring learning to life. • From pre-nursery: specialist teaching in music, PE (including summer-term swimming), dance and forest school. • In nursery: specialist lessons expand to include computing and French. • Specialist learning continues to grow through Fan Court and into Stable Court, deepening knowledge and sparking curiosity across all subjects.

Our structured early years activities are designed to creatively support key learning outcomes. Pre-nursery activities

Nursery activities

Reception activities

• Making gingerbread people

• Story storks’ theatre workshop

• Godstone Farm & ducklings hatching

• Visiting the ‘Pumpkin Patch’

• Little City role-play workshop

• Green screen trip to the moon

• Visit from Surrey Fire Brigade

• Living caterpillars & growing beanstalks

• Dinosaur workshop

• Autumn walks & Christmas show • Visiting pets and animal handling • Going on a bus ride • Teddy bear picnic

• Trip to visit RHS Garden Wisley

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• Seeing our garden grow

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The Junior School curriculum

Key stage 1

Key stage 2

Years 1 and 2 in Fan Court At Claremont, Key Stage 1 builds on Early Years Foundations, guiding children through Year 1 and 2 with a balance of structured learning, exploratory play and specialist teaching. Pupils develop independence, communication and curiosity, while enjoying a broad, engaging curriculum that nurtures academic, creative and personal growth. • Core learning: English and maths (daily lessons, phonics using the Essential Letters and Sounds scheme, and Suave words to expand vocabulary) Specialist subjects: computing/coding, art and design, music, PE, forest school and MFL. • Hands-on and creative learning: Carousel activities, small-group teaching, practical projects and cross-curricular exploration.

• Technology integration: computing lessons and digital learning in coding and creative projects. • Co-curricular and special experiences: workshops, school trips, performances in the senior school space, and seasonal activities. • Homework and study skills: reading, spellings, maths consolidation and talking homework tailored to each child’s level and readiness.

Years 3 through to 6 in Stable Court At Claremont Stable Court, Key Stage 2 pupils follow a broad, stimulating curriculum that develops academic, creative and personal potential that further develops independence, deepens specialist teaching, and provides every child with opportunities and platforms to explore, create and lead.

• Celebrating achievement: Class rewards, house points system, Gold Stars, weekly certificates. • Smooth transitions: Builds readiness for Key Stage 2 in Stable Court through structured learning, independence, and leadership opportunities.

• Reading and writing: Twice-weekly reading, ‘Talk for Writing’ units with oral retelling, and child-led first “big writing” experiences in a relaxed, creative environment.

I have been so impressed with my child’s teacher - her energy and investment in him. I can already see how he’s improving academically and growing in confidence. Junior school parent, RS Academics Independent Survey January 2026

• Outdoor and active learning: forest school, PE, swimming, and outdoor discovery that supports wellbeing and connection with nature

• Hands-on and creative learning: science experiments, art and design projects, outdoor education and cross-curricular projects. • Technology: 1:1 devices, online learning environment including a range of online apps to support curricular aims and to enhance personalised learning pathways. • Character and leadership: a vibrant house system and activities, buddying, leadership roles, PSHEE, assemblies, residential trips, inter-house competitions. • Independence and confidence: structured routines, classroom movement, responsibilities and self-management. • Performing arts: individual music lessons, choirs, class music making via a range of instruments, annual productions and concerts, LAMDA. • Sport and teamwork: PE, games, fixtures, inter-house and inter-school competitions, tours and specialist coaching across a wide range of sports.

• Smooth transitions: gradual class mixing, buddying, and specialist induction prepare pupils confidently for senior school.

• Independence and confidence: structured classroom routines, table seating, organisation, and opportunities to make positive behaviour choices.

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• Specialist Subjects: MFL, music, art and design, drama, computing, sport, technology.

• Homework and study skills: balanced to support independent learning.

• Character and leadership: a vibrant house system and activities, school council, early leadership opportunities, and developing responsibility, respect, and reliability.

• Core learning: English, maths (with mixedability and streamed sets to stretch and support every learner), science.

• Celebrating achievement; House points, certificates and recognition, Portfolio awards, end-of-term and year awards.

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The through school experience Through school benefits

Fan Court to Stable Court

At Claremont, every pupil’s journey is guided by our skilled and dedicated team.

The move to Stable Court (years 3–6) is supported through visits, buddy systems and introductions to new staff and classrooms, helping pupils feel confident and excited.

Our through-school approach ensures smooth transitions from Fan Court to Stable Court and onward to senior school, with a focus on each child’s individual development across academic learning, co-curricular enrichment and pastoral care.

Early years to Key Stage 1 From pre-nursery to year 2 in Fan Court, children build strong foundations in a nurturing, curiositydriven environment, with familiar routines and close relationships easing their progression through Early Years and Key Stage 1.

Familiar faces remain present daily to provide continuity and reassurance.

Stable Court to senior school The transition to senior school is carefully managed, with no single entrance exam – we are one school. Our rigorous internal assessments track and support academic progress and set clear learning targets, while also considering each child’s character, work ethic and cocurricular engagement, providing a strong foundation for the next stage of their education. As pupils prepare for the next step, taster sessions, summer communications and creative engagement with staff and peers ensure they feel confident, valued and fully supported as they move forward.

Outstanding outdoors Room to grow, space to breathe At Claremont, our natural environment is integral to our ethos. Set within 100 acres of safe, secure parkland, there are endless opportunities to explore, play and discover. Children thrive within this natural environment, developing confidence, curiosity and wellbeing alongside their academic and social growth. Specific outdoor facilities for junior school children include: a walled garden, a solar powered outdoor classroom, a mud kitchen, planting gardens, ponds, bird hides, a fire pit, an outdoor stage and play equipment. Forest school is lead by specialist teachers and supported by our senior school Duke of Edinburgh pupils develops independence, teamwork, problem-solving and resilience, while our bird hide encourages patience, focus and observation. Pupils also enjoy classes in our heated swimming pools in summer and early autumn.

The amazing outdoor space has boosted my daughter’s confidence and curiosity, adding so much joy to her love of learning.

A wonderfully symbiotic relationship exists between outdoor and indoor learning. Talk Education, 2024

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Co-curricular life

Outstanding facilities Sports facilities

Netball and tennis courts

Football, rugby and cricket pitches

Lacrosse fields

Athletics tracks

Co-curricular life at Claremont

Fan Court facilities

Private forest

Outdoor stage

Wildlife pond

Mud kitchen

Kitchen and dining hall

Birdwatching hut

Outdoor classroom

Private garden

Enriched experiences

Swimming pool

From Reception onwards, our broad and exciting co-curricular programme becomes an important part of Claremont life. With over 80 clubs spanning six key categories, children can explore new interests or develop existing passions – from sport to science, ballet to bushcraft, fencing to forest school. Led by our experienced staff and specialist coaches, every club is designed to be fun, enriching and confidence-building, with pupils helping to shape the programme and make it their own.

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Art studio

Well-being pod

Swimming pool

Science lab

Library

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Beyond the classroom, pupils enjoy trips and experiences each year, including local outings, visiting experts, theatre visits and residential trips from Year 3 upwards, including overseas destinations from Year 5.

House Life From day one, every child joins a house, creating instant belonging and links with older pupils. Wearing their house-coloured t-shirts with pride, they dive into fun challenges, friendly competitions and exciting activities all year round. The four houses are:

Stable Court facilities

Private garden

Trips and residentials

The school’s focus on inclusion and pupils’ wider development means that pupils of different ages and abilities gain confidence as they achieve in a wide range of extra-curricular activities. ISI Report, 2024 claremont.net

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Sport at Claremont

Talent, teamwork and fun

Active, inclusive, inspiring sport Sport at Claremont is inclusive and inspiring, with pupils of all abilities encouraged to stay active, build skills and take part with confidence. With expert coaching and a rich sporting programme, opportunities to participate and excel are always close at hand.

There’s so much space to play and try different sports – football, tennis, archery, fencing – even outside allocated lesson times. It really gives you room to breathe.

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PORTSMOUTH PORTSMOUTH ROADROAD ENTRANCE (KT10 9LY OR ///CRAFT.GOAL.WASH) (KT10 ENTRANCE 9LY) MINI BUS / COACHES / SPECTATOR PARKING

VALLEY FIELD MULTI USE GAMES AREA LONG JUMP COURT 2 COURT 3

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FAN COURT

MANSION PITCH 8

SWIMMING POOL

COURT 4/5

TOP FIELD

PITCH 9

COURT 1

PITCH 10 PITCH 11

SWIMMING POOL PITCH 12 SPORTS HALL / CHANGING ROOMS GYM SUITE / GYMNASIUM

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TRIANGLE FIELD

PITCH 13

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BOTTOM FIELD

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LONG JUMP

SHOW COURT

HIGH JUMP FAN

Facilities used by Stable Court

STABLE COURT

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ARCHERY RANGE PITCH 1

CLAREMONT DRIVE GATE (KT10 9LY OR ///BREATHE.EXIST.COPPER) CRICKET SQUARE

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CRICKET NETS

PITCH 2

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PAVILION / CHANGING ROOMS X 4

A244 COPSEM LANE

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Our outstanding on-site facilities include 13 grass sports pitches, 8 netball and tennis courts, a gymnasium, a large sports hall, an archery range, an outdoor swimming pool and a fully equipped fitness suite. We have also recently added a twocourt all-weather AstroTurf facility.

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Beyond the school grounds, we benefit from a strong partnership with Harlequins Rugby Club and Esher Tennis Club, whose coaches deliver lessons and clubs here at Claremont and who also offer access to their excellent facilities for our pupils. Additionally we have use of Claremont Park Golf Course, located just a short walk away on Claremont Drive.

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Pastoral care

Partnerships with parents

Happy, confident learners

Between home and school

The heart beat of Claremont: pastoral care At Claremont, pastoral care lies at the heart of everything we do, and we are renowned for its excellence. Children flourish when they feel happy, confident and secure, with our skilled team supporting each pupil emotionally, socially and academically. Our integrated approach ensures every pupil flourishes, not only as a learner, but as a compassionate, confident and resilient member of the community.

• Every child is known, supported and encouraged to flourish. • Our head of early years and junior school head of pupil wellbeing and welfare oversee every pupil’s pastoral journey, from pre-nursery and throughout. • Class teachers, learning assistants and peer buddies help pupils settle. • House families and leadership roles develop responsibility and confidence .

Working together at every stage At Claremont, we believe that children thrive when school and home work together. Our nurturing, flexible approach supports each child throughout their learning journey, with open, ongoing communication ensuring parents are informed, involved and confident in their child’s development.

• Daily outdoor learning in Claremont’s beautiful grounds promotes wellbeing, curiosity and physical development. • Wellbeing Pod, ELSA support, zones of regulation, individual pastoral plans and mindfulness foster emotional resilience. • PSHEE, assemblies, and character education build values and social skills. • Child-led problem solving empowers independence. • A proactive and skilled IN department supports children’s individual needs.

• Tailored support that evolves as children grow, from bespoke activities and small-group sessions to specialist teaching in the junior school and beyond. • Strong partnership with parents to optimise each child’s academic and personal development. • Regular updates via reports, learning portfolios, grade cards and parent meetings. • Informal access to teachers at the start and end of each day. • Cohesive communications programme, including secure parent portal, weekly newsletter and email updates.

Leaders ensure that staff work closely with parents to support each child’s learning and progress.

• For younger pupils, Tapestry keeps parents connected to their learning journey with photos and teacher insights into daily experiences and development.

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Pupils have a clear understanding of their own physical, emotional and personal development because of effective pastoral support and leaders’ focus on their character education. ISI Report, 2024 20

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Worple Road, Parkside Close Albert Grove

Ashtead

5 Ambleside Avenue Alexandra Road Hersham

(Stop B/A)

Oatlands 5 Chase New Victoria

Coombe Lane,

Hampton Court Green, Hampton Lodge (Stop D) (AM) / Cardinal Wolsey (Stop E) (PM)

Thames Street,

Church Street

ZONE

Worple Road, Spencer Hill Road Horsley

are.co.ukCobham to locateand Stoke D’Abernon oc or regular travel.Junction Effingham 2

Road, Grove

Wimbledon

ZONE Hampton Wick Station

/ Park Close (PM)

Sunbury Court Ashtead Hospital

ZONE

Tibbets Corner Withycombe Road

Teddington D

The StreetDouai Grove (AM)

Lower Hampton Road,

outside Henshaws

Claygate Epsom Road 1

Ashtead Hampton High Street,

Wimbledon

WimbledonKingston upon Thames

Mow

M25

Woking

Wimbledon Station

Merton Tram Park

Alexandra Road

New Malden

on-Thames Station

New Victoria Hospital

Earlsfield

Oxshott

Strathearn Road (Stop HS)

4 5

Wimbledon

Garratt Lane

Church Road,

Somerset Road

Clapham Junction

Burntwood Lane,

Richmond Road,

Hampton Hill,

West Byfleet

Park Avenue

Church Rise

Earlsfield Station (Stop C)

Victoria Road,

Durlston Road (Stop E)

ZONE

Coombe Lane, Albion Road

Gordondale Road

Ham Gate Avenue

Poulett Gardens

Earlsfield

Wimbledon Park,

Latchmere Road ZONE F Claremont’s dedicated bus Parkside Ramornie Chessington G Mortlake Station Close Weybridge Kwik Fit, Brighton Road Hampton High Street, Coombe Road, Hook Road oad, (Stop F/E) service is a closed service. ZONE Uxbridge Road ZONE Norbiton Station High Street, Road ZONE Oatlands D Drive, (Stop NA) Teddington D Plough Road Meadows Hall, Coombe Lane, A G Seething Wells Kingston ZONE This service is only available East Putney Station Vaillant Road Lane, Hampton High Street, Church Road A306 Traps Lane ZONE Uni Campus (Stop EB) Douai Grove (AM) Twickenham Kingston Cromwell C rove Ewell London St Matthias Church F Lower Hampton Road, ZONE Road Bus Station PM OnlyOatlands Chase, / Park Close (PM) ZONE Longmead RoadSt Margarets Walton-on-Thames to pupils and students SunburyPutney Court Barnes Wallis Drive Hampton Wick Station The Paddocks Hill A Portsmouth Road ane, Carleton F ZONE Railway Station Kingston University/ Thorkhill Road bus stop West Byfleet Green Man Hampton Road, Lebanon Court sher Station) Fairfield Bus Station B (and any authorised persons) Oldhall Woking Road, County (Stop UH) Hampton Court Green, The Prince Albert Queens Road, Ellesmere A240 Barley Mow Thames Street, (AM Only) Waterloo Waitrose Wimbledon Park, Lodge (Stop D) (AM) (stop GA, GB) Cross Deep Hampton A30 Road Cobham Church Street Upper Ham Road, uth Road, Gordondale Road Surbiton, Maple Hampton Court ZONE ZONE Surgery ZONE Fairmile Lane,Green Lane approved byOxshott Railway Station who have been /(Stop Cardinal Wolsey (Stop E) (PM) Epsom Ham Gate Avenue West End Lane junction Q) rth Common Earlsfield Station Road (Stop K) Poulett Station (AM Only) ZONE (PM Only) Burhill Park G F Gardens Elmstead Road Methodist Church, D ZONE (Stop C) with West End Gardens Old Woking Road, Victoria Road, M3 Cobham C the school and added to the Durlston Road (Stop E) Levana Close Blackdown Avenue Surbiton Station, Summer Road ZONE Oakdene Road M25 C Vauxhall EmberLane, Lane, Epsom Burntwood ZONE Richmond Road, Victoria Rd, Barclays (AM Only) Marshall's E Hampton Hill, Orchard Lane Steel’s Lane, Elmslie Close Garratt Lane Latchmere Road Walton-on-Thames Bank stop NP Church Road, route. It is not open F to the Clock House Mead Parkside Walton Cinema Roundabout Cobham Norfolk Farm Road ng Station Somerset Road (AM Only) Waitrose ZONE Southside Kwik Fit, Brighton Road Hampton High Street, Portsmouth Road Ember Lane, Stoke Road A3 general (PM Only) public. Clapham Junction Stoke Road, ZONE Strathearn Road (Stop HS) School (PM only) Uxbridge Road The Angel High Street, The Drive Esso Garage D Rydens Road,

oad, n Court

(Stop EB)

Lebanon Court

(stop GA, GB)

M25A4

East Putney Station

Putney Hill Hampton Road,

The Prince Albert

A30

ZONE

A306 St Matthias Church

St Margarets

Clapham Junction

Church Road

Twickenham

ZONE

Claygate

Surbiton Station, 13 12 Victoria Rd, Barclays 14 Bank stop NP

(Stop F/E)

Meadows Hall,

ZONE

Arch Road 10

(Stop SH)

Mortlake Station

Kingston Road

Hollyfield Road 1

Nelson Health ZONECentre

The Angel

(Stop MB)

ZONE

Merton Tram Park

Portsmouth Road

ZONE

(Stop B/A)

New Malden

10 11 Surbiton

(AM Only)

Wimbledon Station

Alexandra Road

am River Th

Station (AM Only)

New Victoria Hospital

Fairfield Bus Station

9 Kingston The University/ Drive CountyHersham hall (Stop UH) Ambleside Avenue

Weston Green Road 6 stop after Co-op Oatlands Drive,Portsmouth Road, 12 7 St Mary's Road Littleworth Common 9 Portsmouth Road 13 Portmore Park Road 6 Cafe Rouge Walton-on

ZONE

(AM Only) Ember Lane, Carleton Close (Esher Station)Rydens Road,8

Oatlands Chase

Twickenham

Ember Lane,

Imber Grove Marshall's Walton Cinema Roundabout

Embercourt Road Bus Stop A309

Norbiton Station (Stop NA) ZONE

Traps Lane

Strathearn Road (Stop HS)

Coombe Lane,

7 Hampton High Street, This is aTwickenham closed service. Putney Douai Grove (AM) Lower Hampton Road,2026. / Park Close (PM) Timetable, route and fare information correct as of February Michelham Gardens Coombe Lane, 6 Bridge Road, Sunbury Court 4 4 Hampton Wick Station Hampton Court please visit:Albion Road / Pope's Grotto PM For AM the most up-to-date information Hampton Court Green, Thames Street, Teddington Hampton Lodge (Stop D) (AM) Coombe Road, 5 5 ChurchRoad, Street 7 Bridge claremontfancourtschool.vectare.co.uk. Hampton Court ZONE / Cardinal Wolsey (Stop E) (PM) Library (Stop A)

M3Kingston Road,

Wimbledon

am River Th

From year 3, our transport routes Uxbridge Road

Garratt Lane

Church Road,

Somerset Road

Teddington

(Stop C)

Burntwood Lane,

Latchmere Road

Earlsfield Station

Levana Close

Richmond Road,

Parkside

Hampton High Street,

(Stop Q)

Victoria Road,

Durlston Road (Stop E)

Hampton Hill,

Arnison Road

Gordondale Road

Ham Gate Avenue

Poulett Gardens

Earlsfield

Wimbledon Park,

Upper Ham Road,

ZONE

Green Man

Lebanon Court

The Prince Albert

Putney Walton-on-Thames

Woking National Rail Line / Station Bus stop

Weybridge Woking National Rail Line / Station

Guildford

Bus stop

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