The vast majority of parents pay full termly fees by bank transfer on the first day of term. Please quote the billing account number, at the foot of the invoice, as a reference.
Monthly Payments
With regard to monthly direct debit payments we do not administrate that ourselves but, in common with many independent schools, refer parents to a company, School Fee Plan, that operates such credit agreements.
When setting up an Agreement for the first time, please ensure it is set up in good time for the payment of fees at the beginning of term.
St Peters College Radley is an Appointed Representative of Premium Credit Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FRN 702718). School Fee Plan is a trading name of Premium Credit Limited (company number 02015200).
How do you invoice us?
Fees are due on or before the first day of the term for which they are due.
Invoices for the following term are issued at the end of each term (December, March, July) comprising fees in advance for the term ahead and extras in arrears for the term just finished.
Invoices are emailed to all UK and overseas parents.
What is your Childcare Voucher Policy?
We are happy to accept Childcare Vouchers in full or partial settlement of qualifying fees.
What is your Forces allowance?
Radley Schools Group is proud to support the families and children of those serving in the British Armed Forces.
From September 2026, families of children aged 7-13 who are in receipt of CEA and whose children board at our prep schools, will only pay10% of the fees as part of our commitment to provide stability, exceptional education, and a supportive community for those in the military.
Please email fees@radleyschoolsgroup.org.uk using your military email address with your rank and posting to confirm eligibility.
Bursary Policy
Radley Schools Group Bursary Policy ensures that prospective and current parents/guardians are aware of the bursary provision and the process by which they can apply. We are committed to assisting access to the Group’s schools by offering means-tested financial support with the payment of school fees. Such support is known as a Bursary and these may be awarded in the form of a discount of up to 100% of the day tuition fees, depending on the financial circumstances of applicants.
