Trevor-Roberts School is an independent day school for boys and girls aged from 5 to 13 years.
High success rates throughout the school are achieved through small classes and individual attention.
Academic and social self-confidence and a sense of responsibility are built up in a happy atmosphere, geared to increasing motivation and encouraging pupils to fulfil their potential.
Trevor-Roberts School is an independent day school for boys and girls aged from 5 to 13 years.
High success rates throughout the school are achieved through small classes and individual attention.
Academic and social self-confidence and a sense of responsibility are built up in a happy atmosphere, geared to increasing motivation and encouraging pupils to fulfil their potential.
World Book Day 2025
The entire school celebrated World Book Day today, with students dressing up as their favourite literary characters. Students were able to purchase some new books with a fair facilitated by Daunt Booksellers, who also gave the students some exciting book recommendations!
Romeo & Juliet by Medius and Transitus
This week, Trevor-Roberts hired a professional theatre for Medius and Transitus' production of Romeo & Juliet. The two forms have spent the term analysing the text, playing with Shakespeare's language and honing their acting skills.
Gymnastics with Sextus
This term in PE, Sextus have been using the apparatus in gymnastics lessons. We set a challenge to see if everyone could climb onto the apparatus at once while listening to Mama Mia. As you can see, it was quite a success!
Hedi Argent: Holocaust Survivor Q&A
This afternoon, Medius and Transitus had the privilege of attending an online talk with Hedi Argent. Hedi is a Jewish survivor of the holocaust who regularly holds talks with school children to share her life story and give an insight into the struggles of Jewish refugees during World War II.
Chinese New Year 2025
Gung Hey Fat Choy! Octavus treated the junior forms to a special assembly today. To celebrate Chinese New Year, Octavus had prepared a wonderful performance telling the origin story of the new year story.
Solar Panel Torches in Technology
Medius and Transitus have been hard at work creating their own solar panel torches in their Technology lessons. After being given a kit, a soldering iron and some goggles, the students enjoyed using their knowledge in such a practical way.
“Pupils feel safe and happy at school because they are treated as individuals in a supportive and respectful environment.”
“A harmonious and open school culture where pupils’ safety and welfare are paramount.”
“Pupils develop self-confidence and self-esteem through sharing their creative talents with the wider school and local community.”
“Pupils are prepared well for future challenges in their lives.”
“Pupils are actively encouraged to develop their self-confidence through performance opportunities.”
“Pupils’ exhibits at the school art exhibition showcase their adventurous and imaginative artwork.”
“Pupils develop respect and understanding of others through their educational experiences.”
“Leaders recognise and celebrate pupils’ unique talents.”
Excerpts from the Independent Schools Inspectorate 2024. Read the full report here.
“The quality of pupils’ academic and other achievements is excellent”
“The pupils’ interest in learning is captured with great success by the effective range of teaching methods employed”
“Pupils attain high standards in extra-curricular activities, in which they participate enthusiastically”
“Pupils are highly self-disciplined and perseverance is inculcated from the earliest age”
“By the time they leave school, pupils have developed an excellent range of interpersonal skills that prepare them well for the next phase of their lives”
“Pupils of all ages and abilities make excellent progress in relation to their starting points”
Excerpts from the Independent Schools Inspectorate 2017. Read the full report here.
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STARTED IN THE EARLY 1950s by our late father, Christopher Trevor-Roberts, the school provides a happy and stimulating environment in which children can develop and learn. Specialist subject teaching from the first year onwards gives our children the opportunity to be inspired by people who are expert in and highly enthusiastic about their subject. Each child is treated as an individual, and the commitment and interest given to them by the staff allows them to reach their own true potential. The children learn to respect the community of which they are a part, their peers, and above all themselves.
It is our strong belief that much can be expected of a child if she or he is given self-confidence and a sense of personal worth and does not feel judged against the attainments of others.
When children move on at 11+ or 13+ to senior school, they do so with an academic rigour and a love of learning. This allows them to succeed in a larger and more impersonal academic environment – something that will support them throughout their lives. Our endeavour is to help children find the confidence to question, communicate and become active yet sympathetic members of their future society.
Ex vita crea somnium
Ex somnio veritatem
Trevor-Roberts encourages all its pupils to make of life a dream and of that dream a reality, as embodied in our school motto.
Simon and Amanda Trevor-Roberts
Spring Term 2025
Start: Mon 6/1
(Juniors and Seniors)
Half: Mon 17/2 to Fri 21/2 (Inclusive)
End: Fri 28/3 @ 12noon
(Juniors: Thur 27/3 @ normal)
Summer Term 2025
Start: Wed 23/4
(Juniors and Seniors)
Half: Fri 6/6 (midday) to Wed 11/6 (Inclusive)
End: Fri 4/7 @ 12.30pm
(Juniors: Thur 3/7 @ 1pm)
Autumn Term 2025
Start: Mon 1/9
(Juniors Wed 3/9)
Half: Mon 20/10 to Fri 24/10 (Inclusive)
End: Fri 5/12 @ 1pm
(Juniors: Thur 4/12 @ 1pm)
Spring Term 2026
Start: Mon 5/1
(Juniors and Seniors)
Half: Mon 16/2 to Fri 20/2 (Inclusive)
End: Fri 27/3 @ 12 noon
(Juniors: Thur 26/3 @ normal)
Choir Concert with the Basin Street Brawlers
On Thursday 23rd May the Trevor-Roberts Senior Choir put on a concert of hymns and spirituals with the Basin Street Brawlers at St Mary’s Church, Primrose Hill. There was also a performance from the Junior Choir.
You can watch the full concert here.
Food & nutrition
Eating is a social activity at Trevor-Roberts, with home-cooked food that encourages children to try different tastes. Read more here.
Performance
Children at Trevor-Roberts are encouraged to speak in public and take part in performances from their earliest days at the school. Read more here.
Extra-curricular activities
From netball to fencing, chess to jazz, there’s a range of clubs both before and after school to cater for most interests. Read more here.
