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The Head's Welcome

Welcome to Dulwich College Junior School 

At Dulwich College Junior School, your child will benefit from a Senior School education from age seven, within a nurturing and age-appropriate environment. 

Our boys are bright, curious and full of energy. We help them grow into confident, independent learners ready to thrive as they move into the Senior School

A Rich and Balanced Education 

We offer an exciting curriculum that challenges and inspires. Every boy has the chance to explore his talents and discover new passions. 

Opportunities include: 

By the end of Year 6, boys have a strong sense of who they are and what they enjoy. They move on to the Lower School well-prepared for the next step in their journey. 

Working Together 

We see parents as partners in your child’s learning. Our teaching starts by building on the values and habits you’ve nurtured at home. 

We support each boy to be: 

  • Hard-working and ambitious 
  • Confident and courteous 
  • Responsible and independent 
  • Empathetic and emotionally aware 

Our aim is to help shape thoughtful, ethical young people ready to make a positive difference in the world. 

Ready for the Next Step 

Every Junior School boy progresses to the Senior School at the end of Year 6. From the very beginning, they benefit from the same ethos, ambition, and exceptional facilities as older pupils. 

To understand more about our values, read a message from Mr Robert Milne, Master

Come and Visit Us 

Choosing the right school is a big decision. We warmly invite you to visit us and experience the Junior School for yourself. Find out more about visiting the College and the Admissions process.

We look forward to welcoming you. 

Dr Toby Griffiths 
Head of Junior School 

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Dr Toby Griffiths

Dr Toby Griffiths
Head of Junior School
griffithstga@dulwich.org.uk

During his 12-year career at Dulwich as Head of the Junior School, Toby has been an ISI inspector for 10 years, a trustee of the Southwark Community Education Charity (leading on Impact) and has been a governor of St Edmund’s School in Hindhead. He has been on the IAPS membership committee and is currently on the IAPS District 1S committee, in charge of Professional Development.