School Fees
Our fees are shown below, and are inclusive of VAT (where it is applicable). If you have any questions regarding payment of school fees, please contact the Registrar or email our Finance department:
Email: bursary.fees@lsf.org
Telephone: 01509 283700
Discounts
Sibling – From September 2025, a discount of 10% is offered for the third child, and 15% for subsequent children studying in the Foundation at the same time. The discount is applied to the youngest child.
| 2026/27 | Fees |
|---|---|
| Day Fees Year 6 to 9 | £7,295 per term |
| Day Fees Year 10 to 11 | £7,495 per term |
| Day Fees Year 12 to 13 | £7,695 per term |
| Boarding Fees | Fees per term |
|---|---|
| Full Boarding Year 6 to 9 | £16,740 |
| Full Boarding Year 10 to 11 | £16,895 |
| Full Boarding Year 12 to 13 | £16,995 |
| Weekly Boarding Year 6 to 9 | £11,800 |
| Weekly Boarding Year 10 to 11 | £12,000 |
| Weekly Boarding Year 12 to 13 | £12,200 |
| Ad hoc boarding (per night) (Max 5 nights per term) | £55 |
Lunch charges are included in boarding fees.
| Additional Extras | Price |
|---|---|
| Lunch charges | £5.85 per lunch |
| Music and Lamda lessons (per 30 minute 1:1 lesson) | £34.75 |
| Shared Lamda Lesson (per lesson) | £22.50 |
Additional Lamda and music lesson options are available. Please contact us for details.
Important Information
If you receive any letter or email communication asking for fee payments, always check the supplied bank details match those shown on this page.
Spread the Cost
We offer a 12 month interest-free payment plan through School Fee Plan to help families spread the cost of school fees across year – without additional fees or interest.
Fee Payments
Loughborough Schools Foundation require school fees to be paid in full on the first day of term. Our preferred method for payment is via Direct Debit.
Alternatively monthly direct debits can be made through our partner School Fee Plan*. This provides the option to spread the cost of school fees throughout the year and is offered interest free to our parents.
Other payment methods include payment by debit/ credit card via our website or by bank transfer.
*Loughborough Schools Foundation is an Introducer appointed representative of Premium Credit Limited which is Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority FRN702718. School Fee Plan is a trading name of Premium Credit Limited (company number 02015200).
| Registration and Deposits | Fees |
| Loughborough Schools Foundation Account no. 08171610 Sort Code 60 14 10 | Loughborough Schools Foundation Account no. 08164312 Sort Code 60 14 10 |
| IBAN: GB86 NWBK 6014 1008 1716 10 SWIFT CODE: NWBK GB 2L | IBAN: GB28 NWBK 6014 1008 1643 12 SWIFT CODE: NWBK GB2L |
| For the reference please use: GSRF and child’s surname | For the reference please use: Account No. and Student Code |
Registration Fees and Deposits
Day Pupils
A registration fee of £120 should be sent with the Registration Form.
An acceptance deposit of £500 is payable on acceptance of a place and is returned when pupils leave in accordance with the Foundation’s Terms and Conditions.
Day Pupils, International
A registration fee of £160 should be sent with the Registration Form.
An acceptance deposit of £1,000 is payable on acceptance of a place and is returned when pupils leave in accordance with the Foundation’s Terms and Conditions.
Boarding Pupils
A registration fee of £160 should be sent with the Registration Form. An Acceptance deposit for Boarding pupils; Forces/UK/EU of £1,000 is payable on acceptance of a place and is returned when pupils leave in accordance with the Foundation’s Terms and Conditions.
Acceptance deposit for Boarding pupils; non EU – £5,000*
*The sum of £3,000 will be deducted from the first term’s fees.
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