Data profile
Independent girls prep school in Kensington and Chelsea for ages 3–11. Selective entry, Church of England ethos.
| Entry | Year | Places | Assessment | Day fee (max) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3+ | Years 1-6 | — | Observation | £22.1k |
| 4+ | Reception | — | Observation | £22.1k |
| 7+ | Year 3 | — | Observation | £22.1k |
| ReceptionMAIN | Reception | — | School's own exam · Interview · Reference / report | £22.1k |
Our composite score, broken down by pillar.
Index score
73
/ 100
National rank #156
ISI
Standards met
Inspected 2025-06-03
The leadership team work closely together to make sensible decisions, manage risks effectively and ensure that they know pupils well. While maintaining the school's unique identity, leaders effectively implement shared policies and resources from the larger trust of schools of which they are a part. Governors provide robust oversight, enabling them to gain a comprehensive understanding of the school's successes and areas for improvement.
Read full ISI report →The chief aim at Francis Holland Prep is to foster a lifelong love of learning. ‘I want girls to learn to drive their curiosity and problem solving themselves,’ says the head. ‘Not through pushing, but through inspiring.’ According to parents, the
Head of prep Suzy Dixon Since 2019, Suzy Dixon BA MA (King’s College London) PGCE. Originally from Suffolk, where she attended Mills Grammar School (now Thomas Mills High School), her route into teaching was anything but conventional. After meeting her husband of four
This is an independent school and therefore does not have Key Stage 2 SATs results. While some independent schools choose to sit SATs, they are not required to do so and the UK government does not collect or publish their results. [Find out more](/uk-schools/advice/our-school-data-explained#results-primary).
Open days, bursaries and how to apply: Francis Holland Preparatory School profile →