Dulwich College Kindergarten and Infant School

Welcome to Dulwich College, an independent boys school in south London that focuses on academic excellence and social responsibility and boasts a varied student body in terms of background, skill, and character.
Being in this position at such an exciting time, and having guided the College through its 400th anniversary in 2019 and into the 2020s, is a huge honour.
Students from the College enrol in the most selective institutions in the UK and around the world after graduating from Dulwich, and they go on to work in all the major professions, with a significant number opting to work in engineering, the health services, and law.
Our beliefs are based on respect—respect for others, respect for oneself—and our ethos is one of equality.
to foster a friendly, inclusive community that values diversity and fosters a feeling of social responsibility; to provide engaging sporting, cultural, charitable, and adventurous experiences for all of our students to enjoy.
Our responsibility is to make sure that every student is actively learning, both inside and outside of the classroom, while completing exam-related coursework and on their own time.
In order for Alleynians to be fully equipped for the difficulties of the twenty-first century, it is our obligation to assist students in setting independent goals and supporting others in their goals.
Philanthropy is at the core of our Founders mission, and it is our goal that, in the future, 50% of our students will receive financial aid in the form of scholarships or bursaries.
195 boys and their families received means-tested Dulwich College grants this school year.
The accomplishments of former students who received financial aid as well as those of present students are motivational.
To ensuring that we achieve our goals and build on our successes so that present and future Alleynians can be well-prepared for the challenges that lie ahead is my obligation.
It gives me great pleasure to encourage you to read the College's most recent Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI) findings.
Since 2009, Dr. Joseph Spence has served as the college's master.