Data profile
Independent girls senior school in Westminster for ages 11–18. Selective entry, C of E ethos, top-tier London fees.
Where leavers go after sixth form.
Class of 2025
A level A*–A and GCSE 9–7, recalibrated for 2026.
Recalibrated
| Entry | Year | Places | Assessment | Day fee (max) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11+ | Year 7 | — | London 11+ Consortium · Interview · Reference / report | £33.2k |
| 16+ | Sixth Form | — | School's own exam · Interview | £33.2k |
Our composite score, broken down by pillar.
Index score
85
/ 100
National rank #72
ISI
Excellent
Inspected 2024-10-08
Strong academics and exemplary pastoral care blend seamlessly at this girls' day school in Chelsea for ages 11–18, with 574 pupils. Girls are nurtured and special talents encouraged. One mother describes pupils as 'empowered to be leaders, inventors, entrepreneurs and game-changers of tomorrow'.
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