The Mountbatten School

The Mountbatten School, located in Romsey, Hampshire, is a mixed secondary academy with a current enrolment of 1,458 students, exceeding its capacity of 1,424. Established in 1969 by Earl Mountbatten of Burma, the school carries a legacy of high standards and community service, reflecting its founder's commitment to education. The school is closely linked to the Mountbatten family, with ongoing patronage from Lord Mountbatten’s great-granddaughter, The Lady Alexandra Knatchbull.

The school’s ethos is encapsulated in its mission statement: "We care. We respect. We achieve." This reflects a commitment to nurturing curious, creative, and confident learners. The curriculum is designed to support a wide range of academic and personal development, ensuring that students are well-prepared for their future endeavours.

Community engagement is a vital aspect of The Mountbatten School, with events such as Founder’s Day fostering a strong connection between students, staff, and local residents. The school also features five houses named after Royal Navy ships, reinforcing its historical ties and promoting a sense of belonging among students.