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Compassion, Knowledge, Perseverance and Spirit Francis Holland, Regent’s Park, is one of London’s leading independent schools for girls. Located at the edge of Regent’s Park, we are home to a thriving and happy community of girls with a shared desire to learn and succeed.
The Francis Holland Schools comprises three leading independent girls’ schools in two central London locations.
Francis Holland School is the name of two separate private day schools for girls in central London, England, governed by the Francis Holland (Church of England) Schools Trust. The schools are located at Clarence Gate (near Regent's Park NW1) and at Graham Terrace (near Sloane Square SW1).
The Francis Holland Schools Trust is an educational charity which manages independent day schools for girls in central London, across two sites. The schools were founded by Canon Francis Holland in the late 19th Century and have been called Francis Holland School ever since.
Francis Holland is an academically selective school with girls drawn from a range of feeder preparatory and primary schools. Building The Resilience to Thrive Francis Holland, Regent’s Park, provides a caring environment where our pupils can thrive.
Francis Holland Prep. From September 2024, Francis Holland Junior School (which is currently based at Francis Holland School, Sloane Square) will relocate to an iconic Grade II listed building in the heart of Chelsea, just off the King’s Road, and become Francis Holland Preparatory School for girls aged 4-11.
Learn more about Francis Holland School, Sloane Square Senior School.
Our Junior School provides a happy, warm and lively environment, in which each individual grows, gains self-worth, and has a great enthusiasm for learning.
Our Senior School is an academically selective school drawing girls from both our own Junior School and a broad range of feeder preparatory and primary schools.
History Francis Holland School, Regent's Park, was founded in 1878 by the Reverend Canon Francis Holland, and was opened in Baker Street where it remained until 1915. The School was then transferred to its new purpose built site near Clarence Gate.
