- Established in 1987, following the amalgamation of Cardinal Godfrey Boys’ School and St Teresa’s Girls’ School, St Paul’s Catholic College is a coeducational Roman Catholic school and sixth form in Sunbury-on-Thames.
- As its headteacher James McNulty describes, St Paul’s is “a happy and thriving community where children are well-cared for, happy and valued”. Catholic life is at the centre of the school’s purpose and reflected in its mission statement “achieving excellence, learning to serve”.
- Among the enrichment activities offered are a number of clubs — basketball, board games, coding and photography included — and there is a range of trips and charity activities for pupils to participate in, from outings to the Tower of London to sponsored walks.
- In addition to traditional A-level subjects, the sixth form offers its pupils a number of BTecs — in applied science, information technology, health and social care, sport and business. In 2025 29 per cent of A-level grades achieved were A*-A and 85 per cent were A*-C.
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