- Upper Sixth girls secure places at prestigious universities across the UK and abroad, including Oxford, Bristol, Durham, York, UCL, King’s College, and the Courtauld Institute of Art.
- In 2024, the school welcomed back its former pupil and Olympic rowing champion, Emily Craig, to open its new Wellbeing Centre, which houses a team of counsellors and ten sixth-form mental health ambassadors.
- For pastoral care, each girl’s tutor is the main port of call and for boarders, a housemistress is always on hand, and a lay chaplain is available at any time.
- The school offers more than 100 extracurricular activity sessions, from astronomy to cookery and, from drama to yoga, as well as a full sporting programme, including cricket and football, and it has top-class equestrian facilities on campus. Recent additions to the programme include clubs to support wellbeing, including gardening and knit and natter, British Sign Language and forensics.
- Scholarship awards are made across a wide range of disciplines — academic, music, creative arts, drama, sport, dance and equestrian. Last year 87 pupils benefited from assistance with their fees through a means-tested bursary award.
Results
A-level 2024 rank: 130
Grade
%
A*
18.9
A
32
B
30.3
A*/A
50.9
A*-B
81.1
GCSE 2024 rank: 161
Grade
%
A*/9/8
47
A/7
16.8
A*/A/9/8/7
63.8