The mansion still contains many original features dating from the time it was first built for Robert Clive in 1774. One of the most impressive is the … More...

The milestone is a scheduled ancient monument, gives the distance to Cornhill, Westminster Bridge and Newcastle House by Hyde Park Corner (17 Miles, t… More...

Thanks to a generous donation, the Stable Court clock will be renovated and reinstated as part of the Phase 1.2 masterplan development work. More...

Have you ever wondered what happens at Claremont when the pupils leave for summer? More...

The Duke of Albany's much-loved dogs, Vic and Jock, were laid to rest at Claremont and a small headstone can still be found at the back of the mansio… More...

The Great Room at Claremont is one of the most striking rooms in the mansion. What was the Great Room used for when you attended Claremont? More...

From being the home to a former High Sheriff of Surrey, the Fan Court Estate has a long and interesting history with connections to George III and the… More...

The mansion building that houses our senior school today was not the first house built on this site. The original house was built in 1708 by Sir John … More...

Claremont celebrates 25 years of Heritage Open Day More...

More than 80 visitors attended Claremont to celebrate Queen Victoria's 200th birthday More...

Join us on Saturday 25 May 2019 11am - 4pm More...

Claremont Fan Court School supports Heritage Open Day 2018 More...

Over 80 guests joined us in the Great Room as we remembered the life of Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales More...

On 6 November 1817 Princess Charlotte Augusta of Wales, granddaughter of George III, died at Claremont. More...

On Saturday 9 September the Mansion opened to the public for the annual Heritage Open Day. More...

Claremont celebrates the 201st Wedding Anniversary of Princess Charlotte and Prince Leopold More...