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At Wetherby Senior, our rigorous academic subjects are taught by specialist teachers and make use of outstanding facilities, so builds knowledge and understanding amongst our boys. This is reflected in our exam success at both GCSE and A Level, and in the university destinations of our alumni, who now study at world-class institutions around ...
13+ entry in September 2026. Applications are now open for 13+ entry to Wetherby Senior in September 2026 closed at 12 noon on Friday 13th October. If you are looking to submit a late application, please contact our Registrar. Boys applying for 13+ entry are required to take Wetherby Senior’s bespoke entrance test during the autumn term of ...
11+ entry in September 2024. Applications for entry to Year 7 at Wetherby Senior in September 2024 closed at 12 noon on Friday 13th October. If you are looking to submit a late application, please contact our Registrar. Boys applying for 11+ entry are required to take Wetherby Senior’s bespoke entrance test during the autumn term of Year 6.
Wetherby Senior has built a strong reputation as a successful independent day school for boys, aged 11-18, in Marylebone, London. Our young people are encouraged - academically and socially - to ...
Middle School Curriculum. Year 9 marks an interesting stage in your son’s education, as he prepares to make the transition to GCSE studies. Boys join Wetherby Senior’s Middle School in Year 9 (13+ entry), meaning this cohort is comprised of around 50 pupils moving up from Year 8 and around the same number joining externally.
an impressive 41% of grades awarded at Wetherby Senior were top A* or A grades. almost three-quarters of Wetherby Senior’s outgoing Year 13 achieve A* to B grades. These results are well above the national trend which shows 26.5% of grades awarded at A* or A, and 52.7% of pupils achieving A* to B. Read our news story to find out more.
