Question 1

Is Ringwood Waldorf School a good school?

Accepted Answer

The most recent Ofsted inspection judged Ringwood Waldorf School as Good overall, with Behaviour and attitudes graded Outstanding. The report also graded Quality of education, Personal development, Leadership and management, Early years provision and Sixth-form provision as Good.

Question 2

What are the fees at Ringwood Waldorf School?

Accepted Answer

Ringwood Waldorf School publishes termly and annual family financial contributions for 2025–26 (including VAT). Published annual contributions range from £9,582 (Class One) up to £13,809 (Classes Nine to Twelve), with separate early years contributions for Kindergarten and funded-hours arrangements for eligible 3- and 4-year-olds.

Question 3

How do you apply to Ringwood Waldorf School?

Accepted Answer

Admissions are direct to the school and non-selective. The school sets out an admissions process that includes an initial call/visit, submitting an application with documents, potential taster days (from Class 1 and above, subject to space) and an admissions interview.

Question 4

What qualifications do students take at Ringwood Waldorf School?

Accepted Answer

The school states that Upper School students work towards Level 2 and Level 3 Integrative Education qualifications accredited by the Crossfields Institute and regulated by Ofqual, alongside GCSE Mathematics and IGCSE English Language. The school also states the Level 3 qualification carries UCAS points for university entry.

Question 5

What are the GCSE results like at Ringwood Waldorf School?

Accepted Answer

FindMySchool’s current GCSE dataset does not support a rankable outcome for Ringwood Waldorf School. The available official indicators include an Attainment 8 score of 6.6 and an EBacc APS score of 0.5, but these should be read cautiously because the school uses a distinctive qualification mix.

Question 6

Does Ringwood Waldorf School have a sixth form?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Ofsted’s latest report includes a grade for Sixth-form provision (graded Good), and the school offers Upper School qualifications that include Level 3 routes designed to carry UCAS points for university entry.

Question 7

Is there a school bus or transport support?

Accepted Answer

The school publishes a minibus service running from Bournemouth with designated stops (including Westbourne, Southbourne and Cooper Dean) and notes there is no lunchtime minibus service for pupils finishing at midday.

Primary School Performance

No Primary Data Available