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Results and destinations. While academic achievement is only one facet of St Paul’s life, we are nevertheless extremely proud of our students’ exam results and university destinations. They are indicators of the intellectual freedom and discovery that characterise the academic environment and which aid transition to university study.
26 de abr. de 2023 · St Paul’s Girls’ School is a private day school in Hammersmith, West London, for girls aged 11 to 18. It was founded in 1904 by John Colet as a sister school to St Paul’s School, which is boys-only. St Paul’s Girls’ School is consistently ranked within the top schools in England and often tops the league tables based on students ...
St Paul’s Girls’ School is an extraordinary school, offering a classical yet forward-thinking education, which is rooted in a love of academic discovery and enriched by broad co-curricular provision, the kindest and most individual of pastoral care and a commitment to partnerships and service to others.
Fees. The school fee per term for the academic year 2024-2025 is £10,531. For new entrants to the Senior School (Year 12) the fee per term is £11,322. The school fee includes lunch and personal accident insurance. Textbooks, public examination fees, music lessons, LAMDA classes, extra sports coaching and life drawing classes are charged as extra.
Entry timeline 2025. The dates for our entrance process are subject to change dependent on governmental guidance at the time. We will endeavour to give parents and guardians as much notice of any changes as possible. The 2025 entry application form will be available in June.
I am, therefore, passionate in ensuring that all our pupils are likewise empowered and inspired by their educational experience. St Paul's is a unique school, founded in 1908 by the Sisters of Charity of St Paul the Apostle for the education of Catholic girls and now, 110 years later, still retains the same sense of community...
St Paul’s Girls’ School is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all governors, staff, volunteers, visitors, and parents to share this commitment. We recognise that children have a fundamental right to be protected from harm and that students cannot learn effectively unless they feel ...
