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Annual Fees
Name Age Fee Track Conditions
Reception 4 0 GBP All-through state school (Reception to Year 13) Tuition: £0 (state-funded). Application/enrolment: no application fee. Voluntary general contribution: £365 per year. School Fund: £365–£730 per year (voluntary). Primary outings/regular activities: £50–£70 per year (primary level; voluntary). Other costs (trips, clubs, etc.) are optional and charged per event; amounts vary and are not guaranteed in every year.
Year 1 5 0 GBP All-through state school (Reception to Year 13) Tuition: £0 (state-funded). Application/enrolment: no application fee. Voluntary general contribution: £365 per year. School Fund: £365–£730 per year (voluntary). Primary outings/regular activities: £50–£70 per year (primary level; voluntary). Other costs (trips, clubs, etc.) are optional and charged per event; amounts vary and are not guaranteed in every year.
Year 2 6 0 GBP All-through state school (Reception to Year 13) Tuition: £0 (state-funded). Application/enrolment: no application fee. Voluntary general contribution: £365 per year. School Fund: £365–£730 per year (voluntary). Primary outings/regular activities: £50–£70 per year (primary level; voluntary). Other costs (trips, clubs, etc.) are optional and charged per event; amounts vary and are not guaranteed in every year.
Year 3 7 0 GBP All-through state school (Reception to Year 13) Tuition: £0 (state-funded). Application/enrolment: no application fee. Voluntary general contribution: £365 per year. School Fund: £365–£730 per year (voluntary). Primary outings/regular activities: £50–£70 per year (primary level; voluntary). Other costs (trips, clubs, etc.) are optional and charged per event; amounts vary and are not guaranteed in every year.
Year 4 8 0 GBP All-through state school (Reception to Year 13) Tuition: £0 (state-funded). Application/enrolment: no application fee. Voluntary general contribution: £365 per year. School Fund: £365–£730 per year (voluntary). Primary outings/regular activities: £50–£70 per year (primary level; voluntary). Other costs (trips, clubs, etc.) are optional and charged per event; amounts vary and are not guaranteed in every year.
Year 5 9 0 GBP All-through state school (Reception to Year 13) Tuition: £0 (state-funded). Application/enrolment: no application fee. Voluntary general contribution: £365 per year. School Fund: £365–£730 per year (voluntary). Primary outings/regular activities: £50–£70 per year (primary level; voluntary). Other costs (trips, clubs, etc.) are optional and charged per event; amounts vary and are not guaranteed in every year.
Year 6 10 0 GBP All-through state school (Reception to Year 13) Tuition: £0 (state-funded). Application/enrolment: no application fee. Voluntary general contribution: £365 per year. School Fund: £365–£730 per year (voluntary). Primary outings/regular activities: £50–£70 per year (primary level; voluntary). Other costs (trips, clubs, etc.) are optional and charged per event; amounts vary and are not guaranteed in every year.
Year 7 11 0 GBP All-through state school (Reception to Year 13) Tuition: £0 (state-funded). Application/enrolment: no application fee. Voluntary general contribution: £365 per year. School Fund: £365–£730 per year (voluntary). Primary outings/regular activities: £50–£70 per year (primary level; voluntary). Other costs (trips, clubs, etc.) are optional and charged per event; amounts vary and are not guaranteed in every year.
Year 8 12 0 GBP All-through state school (Reception to Year 13) Tuition: £0 (state-funded). Application/enrolment: no application fee. Voluntary general contribution: £365 per year. School Fund: £365–£730 per year (voluntary). Primary outings/regular activities: £50–£70 per year (primary level; voluntary). Other costs (trips, clubs, etc.) are optional and charged per event; amounts vary and are not guaranteed in every year.
Year 9 13 0 GBP All-through state school (Reception to Year 13) Tuition: £0 (state-funded). Application/enrolment: no application fee. Voluntary general contribution: £365 per year. School Fund: £365–£730 per year (voluntary). Primary outings/regular activities: £50–£70 per year (primary level; voluntary). Other costs (trips, clubs, etc.) are optional and charged per event; amounts vary and are not guaranteed in every year.
Year 10 14 0 GBP All-through state school (Reception to Year 13) Tuition: £0 (state-funded). Application/enrolment: no application fee. Voluntary general contribution: £365 per year. School Fund: £365–£730 per year (voluntary). Primary outings/regular activities: £50–£70 per year (primary level; voluntary). Other costs (trips, clubs, etc.) are optional and charged per event; amounts vary and are not guaranteed in every year.
Year 11 15 0 GBP All-through state school (Reception to Year 13) Tuition: £0 (state-funded). Application/enrolment: no application fee. Voluntary general contribution: £365 per year. School Fund: £365–£730 per year (voluntary). Primary outings/regular activities: £50–£70 per year (primary level; voluntary). Other costs (trips, clubs, etc.) are optional and charged per event; amounts vary and are not guaranteed in every year.
Year 12 16 0 GBP All-through state school (Reception to Year 13) Tuition: £0 (state-funded). Application/enrolment: no application fee. Voluntary general contribution: £365 per year. School Fund: £365–£730 per year (voluntary). Primary outings/regular activities: £50–£70 per year (primary level; voluntary). Other costs (trips, clubs, etc.) are optional and charged per event; amounts vary and are not guaranteed in every year.
Year 13 17 0 GBP All-through state school (Reception to Year 13) Tuition: £0 (state-funded). Application/enrolment: no application fee. Voluntary general contribution: £365 per year. School Fund: £365–£730 per year (voluntary). Primary outings/regular activities: £50–£70 per year (primary level; voluntary). Other costs (trips, clubs, etc.) are optional and charged per event; amounts vary and are not guaranteed in every year.

Application Fees
Name Fee Conditions
Application Fee 0 GBP No application fee charged by the school.

Enrollment Fees
Name Fee Conditions
Enrollment Fee 0 GBP No separate enrollment fee stated.

Additional Fees
Name Fee Conditions
Meal charges (KS2 main meals) 0 GBP Not a fixed annual fee; charged per meal (£3.05). Not included in the yearly tuition; billed via school meal system.

Fee Breakdown

Fees
Application fees

- There are no application fees charged by the school. Applications for reception and other year groups are made through the local authority admissions process; the school does not levy a fee to apply.

Tuition fees by year group

- The school is a state-funded free school and does not charge tuition fees for any year group. Parents are not required to pay school tuition for Reception through Sixth Form.

- The school requests a voluntary annual parental contribution to support the bilingual curriculum and site costs. The published voluntary contribution level cited for general support is £365.00 per year. This contribution is voluntary (not a statutory tuition fee).

- The school also operates a School Fund appeal and suggests voluntary giving in the order of £1 or £2 per day per child (equivalent to approximately £365–£730 per year) as a way to support enrichment and additional resources. For primary-level regular activity contributions, the school requests an annual voluntary contribution typically in the range of £50 to £70 per child to cover day educational outings (this excludes costs for residential trips, swimming blocks and specific paid events).

Examples of other pupil charges (typical/estimated items parents should expect)

- Educational trips: some trips are part of the curriculum but require a voluntary contribution; other trips (residentials, exchanges, optional trips) require payment by parents. Example estimated costs (illustrative examples from the school's parent handbook) include: Ecology trip ~£350, Puy du Fou ~£390, Ski trip ~£1,350, MUN trips ~£70–£420 and various S6 subject trips from ~£390–£450. These sample figures are provided as typical estimated charges for trips and are charged per pupil when the trip takes place.

- Swimming: a voluntary contribution for the usual ten-session swimming block is cited at approximately £115 per term (including transport); payment in full or in two instalments is accepted for this activity.

- School meals: for Key Stage 2 pupils a main hot meal price is published at £3.05 per main meal; school meal accounts are topped up via the school's online meal/top-up system.

- After-school clubs and extra-curricular activities: these carry separate charges. Parents receive an invoice when enrolling; payment is required promptly and before the start of the term to retain a booked place. A late administrative charge of £5 may be added if payment is not made and places may be reallocated to pupils on waiting lists if payment is not received. Parents may be invoiced for clubs and extracurricular activity costs and must supply payment details at enrolment. Exclusion from a club for misbehaviour can be implemented without a refund in specific circumstances.

- Lockers and small consumables: pupils provide their own padlock for lockers; families are responsible for basic stationery and certain subject-specific equipment (for example, recommended calculators for secondary pupils).

- Uniform: the school does not operate a compulsory uniform. Pupils are expected to dress sensibly and appropriately for school activities; therefore there is no set uniform cost charged by the school.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Voluntary contributions and donations: parents may make regular monthly donations (for example via a standing order or regular PayPal payments) or one-off contributions; the school provides options for recurring or single payments. The school's fundraising arrangements explicitly identify monthly PayPal donations, one-off credit card donations and standing orders as accepted methods.

- Trips, after-school activities and other chargeable items: parents are invoiced for each activity or trip. For after‑school courses you will receive an invoice within the first couple of weeks after enrolment; payment in full is normally required before the start of the term (the school will reallocate places if payment is not received). Instalment arrangements for some larger trip payments are offered by bank transfer on request. Payment methods for activity/trip invoices include bank transfer, childcare vouchers, cheques and the online payment mechanisms the school uses for specific services.

Boarding fees

- Boarding is not offered. Europa School UK is an all-through day state school; there are no boarding facilities and therefore no boarding fees.

Other costs or fees

- Voluntary parental contributions for trips and enrichment (annual suggested ranges noted above).

- Specific optional trip charges and residential/exchange trip costs charged per pupil when those trips take place (examples given above).

- After-school clubs: termly fees for extra-curricular clubs; invoices issued on enrolment and must be paid before term start. Failure to pay on time may trigger administrative charges and reallocation of places. Exclusion for behavioural reasons may be implemented without refund for some activities.

- Music lessons: individual/tuition arrangements and payments for county-music-service lessons are handled directly with the county music service rather than the school; parents pay the music provider for these lessons.

Refund information

- Trips and activities: if insufficient voluntary contributions are raised to fund a visit, the school's policy is to cancel the visit rather than exclude pupils whose parents do not contribute; some trips that are voluntary will only run if enough contributions are received. Refund availability depends on the specific activity and circumstances; the parent handbook notes that exclusion from extra-curricular activities for misbehaviour can be without refund and that trip arrangements are subject to cancellation if funding is insufficient. Parents are advised that some payments (for example, bookings made with third-party providers for residential trips) may be non‑refundable if the school has already committed funds to secure the booking.

Fee payment options

- Online card/one-off donations (credit card via the school's donation link / one-off payment).

- Recurring monthly payments via PayPal (regular donations).

- Bank transfer / standing order for donations, trips and activity payments. Bank payment instructions are published for donations and for activity payments (parents are asked to include child name and purpose as reference).

- Cheque for after-school activity payments where accepted.

- Childcare support: tax-free childcare and various childcare voucher schemes are accepted for qualifying charges.

- Payroll giving and matched funding options are also referenced as donation channels for the School Fund.

Summary statement on charges

- No tuition or application fees are charged; the school is state-funded. The school requests voluntary contributions (a commonly cited figure is £365 per year) and charges for specific optional items such as residential trips, swimming blocks, after-school clubs and paid external music lessons. Meal charges for KS2 and separate activity invoices are billed through the school's payment mechanisms; a range of payment methods (PayPal, credit card, bank transfer/standing order, cheques, childcare vouchers and payroll giving) are accepted depending on the item being paid.
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The school at a glance
Instructs in English, French, German, Spanish
Fees Unlisted
Ages 4 - 19 years
Pupil numbers 1075
Type Co-educational
Opened 2012
Bus Service Yes

Europa School UK is a UK state-funded Free School and IB World School on Culham campus for pupils aged 4 to 18. The curriculum blends Early Years Foundation Stage, British curriculum, and the International Baccalaureate through MYP and DP, with a distinctive multilingual, immersion-based approach. In Primary, every pupil spends half the week in English and half in a stream language (French, German, or Spanish), taught by bilingual staff in an immersion environment. In Secondary, History and Geography are studied in a second language. The Sixth Form offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, free for all students. The campus houses Mediathéque, Language Lab, a Sixth Form Study Centre, and a digital learning space, with an Auditorium and an Art Gallery supporting the arts. Capital developments include a Performance Studio and science-lab upgrades. A programme of after-school activities, language exchanges and Duke of Edinburgh Awards enriches academic life and intercultural understanding.

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Past Events

IB Diploma Programme 2026-2028 (6th Form) Open Day – Online (Virtual Open Day)
IB Diploma Programme 2026-2028 (6th Form) Open Day – Online (Virtual Open Day)
Online information session about Europa School UK's IB Diploma Programme for the 6th Form (IB DP 202...
Thursday, 21 May 2026 at 19:00 BST Online (Virtual Open Day)

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