Holme Grange was founded in 1945 when forty boys were transferred from Eaton House School in London. Over the years, the school has progressed, expanded and developed into the vibrant, innovative and forward-thinking institution it is today. However, one element has remained constant: its valued ethos of a family feel with traditional values.
We firmly believe in offering a broad, varied and balanced curriculum, creating numerous opportunities for all children to discover their unique talents. Providing these opportunities lies at the heart of what we do, and our facilities reflect this commitment. While the school originated in a beautiful Grade II Listed Building, built in 1883 by Norman Shaw, and continues to operate from this historic site, it has seen many additions and enhancements, as illustrated in our timeline.
Our approach to the site reflects our vision for the school. Holme Grange is a busy, buzzing and stimulating environment – a fantastic place to learn and work. It is undoubtedly forward-thinking and dynamic, yet it steadfastly upholds traditional values and high expectations. We challenge pupils to make the most of their talents and strive for excellence. Similarly, we challenge our twenty-two-acre site to provide the best possible opportunities for every phase of the school, ensuring we continue to deliver exceptional education in the Wokingham area.
