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Northcote Lodge School

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Northcote Lodge School is an independent preparatory school for boys aged 8–13 in Wandsworth Common, South London. The school is owned by Malcolm and Katharine Colquhoun. The school's premises at 26 Bolingbroke Grove are the former location of Linden Lodge School for the Blind. Northcote Lodge is part of Northwood Schools, the family of schools comprising Broomwood Hall Lower School (boys and girls 4-8), Broomwood Hall Upper School (girls 8-13) and Northwood Senior (co-ed, 11-16) which opened in September 2020 at Garrad's Road, Streatham, SW16. Entry to Northcote Lodge is primarily via Broomwood Hall - there is also a 7+ entry and Academic and Music scholarships via Broomwood for boys interested in moving on to Northcote - but there are always some places for external candidates at 8. The school also has some places at 11+ for boys who are looking to move on to a boarding school at 13.

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Northcote Lodge School
Bolingbroke Grove, London Clapham Junction (London Borough of Wandsworth)

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Bolingbroke Grove 26
SW11 6EL London, Clapham Junction (London Borough of Wandsworth)
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