Admissions
Senior School
Entrance to the Senior School is at
the age of 11-plus. All girls seeking admission take the school’s
own entrance examination in January for entrance in September of that
year. Candidates should be under the age of 12 on 1st September in the
year of admission. Girls who will be under 11 at that time are
permitted to take the entrance examination only if they are recommended
by the head of their junior school as being suitable, both academically
and in social development, for early transfer to secondary education. Entry
to the sixth form from other schools is dependent upon an interview,
a report from the applicant’s present school confirming that she
is a suitable candidate for an Advanced Level course, and good GCSE results. Occasional
vacancies may occur in other years.
Lower School
Girls are admitted into the Lower
School at the start of the academic year (1st September - 31st August)
in which they will be five years of age. Each girl is invited for an
assessment interview in the previous spring term. Girls are interviewed
to evaluate their maturity, conversational skills, dexterity, concentration
and memory, and to assess their potential.
In addition, there is entry into Year 3, the start of Key Stage Two (7-8 year olds) and Year 5 (9 year olds) for which assessments also take place in the spring term.
Further Information
For further information or a copy of our prospectus please contact
the school’s Admissions
Officer or order a copy of the prospectus
on-line.
Useful links
Information About the Senior School Entrance Examination
(includes specimen papers)
Out of school hours care at the Lower School
Complete our on-line Registration Form
Download a Registration Form 
or Registration
Form 
