The Harrodian is easily accessible by a variety of means of transport. Lonsdale Road follows the south side of the Thames between Hammersmith and Barnes Bridge.
By car: parking is available in the School grounds. Turn left through the gate into the car park. Please exercise great care.
By bus: several buses come from Hammersmith and Mortlake during the day, past the school or close by. These are the 419 and 209. The 33, 72 and 283 also cross Hammersmith Bridge. In the morning the 609 comes from Hammersmith Bus Station and stops outside the school and is met by a member of staff. In the afternoon a return service to Hammersmith is available.
By underground: to Hammersmith and then bus as above.
By train: to Barnes or Barnes Bridge stations, then bus or walk.
On foot: walking from Hammersmith, Barnes Station or Barnes Bridge Station takes between 15 and 20 minutes.
By bicycle: cycle racks are available and all users are advised to use locks. It should be noted that the School can take no responsibility for loss or damage.
On Saturday 6th June 2009, the Harrodian School celebrated its 15th anniversary with a Charity Summer Ball. The event was organised and hosted by a dedicated committee of four parents together with the Harrodian School Parent's Association. The occasion also marked ten years of dynamic and inspiring leadership by the Headmaster, James Hooke and the Principal, Peter Thomson. 
During the Spring half term 24 children and 4 teachers from the senior school embarked on another China adventure. The itinerary took in the modern delights of Shanghai, Xian, the Ancient capital of China, where we were amazed at the sight of the Terracotta Warriors dating back to 210BCE, and the beautiful Buddhist Wild Goose Pagoda.