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Godolphin and Latymer School

Independent girls senior school in Hammersmith and Fulham for ages 11–18. Selective entry, top-tier London fees.

  • Rank #34
  • ISI met
  • Fees £35.1k/yr
  • girls
  • Hammersmith

01 · Module

Outcomes

Where leavers go after sixth form.

Cohort
120

Class of 2025

Oxbridge
10
Russell Group
90

Top destinations

  • Oxford5
  • Cambridge5
  • Durham8
  • Edinburgh6

02 · Module

Exam results

A-level top grades and GCSE 9–7, post-2026 methodology recalibration.

A-level A*–A
83%

Recalibrated

GCSE 9–7
97%
Oxbridge rate
8%
Russell Group rate
75%

03 · Module

Entry points & fees

Ages, deadlines and annual fees per route.

EntryYearPlacesAssessmentDay fee (max)
11+Year 7—school_own_exam, interview£35.1k
16+Lower Sixth—school_own_exam, interview£35.1k

04 · Module

Houseroom Index

Composite score blending owned data with external consensus.

Index score

79

/ 100

National rank #34

Academic81
Destinations83
Future-ready55
Pastoral82
Value-add73
Access & breadth90
Parent70
External consensus95

05 · Module

Inspections

Latest inspection rating and report.

ISI

met

Inspected 2025-10-14

Read full report →

06 · Module

Key people

Head, senior leadership and governance.

  • Head

    Frances Ramsey

    Dr F Ramsey: MA DPhil Oxon. Also teaches History and Politics.

  • Senior Deputy Head (Pastoral)

    A. Paul

    BA Durham. Also teaches English.

  • Deputy Head (Academic)

    S. Harnett

    MA DPhil Oxon. Also teaches Chemistry.

  • Senior Teacher — Teaching And Learning

    C. Badger

    MSci PhD Cantab, FCCT, MA UCL. Teaches Chemistry.

  • Senior Teacher — School Organisation And Co-Curricular

    J. Carroll

    BSc Durham. Also teaches Mathematics.

  • Director Of Sixth Form

    J. Carter

    BA Oxon, MA Chicago, MSt DPhil Oxon, FCCT. Also teaches Philosophy and Religion.

07 · Module

Editorial verdict

Houseroom's view of the school.

teaching

DD is academically bright, quite musical but not a music scholar, not sporty but still would take part. The feedback we received from her current school says she’d be better off in an academic school as it’s not easy to keep her engaged otherwise and likes to be stretched. They also said if not challenged she has a tendency to coast along, which I’d agree. So my question is, given all of the above, wondering if the school is good academically because of their education or girls highly tutored for GCSE and A levels? Are there working families or is it more like Central London affluent families? Academically a demanding school with a lot of very wealthy parents (have very good friends with g…

pastoral

Our daughter received an offer for G\&L 2025 entry. We’re looking for some insights to the school as we don’t know anyone from there. We are a working and a very low-key family, trying to give kids best education eg. we would spend money carefully, never go on exotic holidays, etc (not because we don’t want it but financially 😅). I know many girls at the school very well in all year groups and we also considered it for DD a few years ago but went with LU instead . It is indeed known to have a lot of very wealthy families so that is a fact you can’t get away from. How that will impact your DD I do not know and maybe not at all but I thought I’d give you the facts. Lots of girls very happy t…

pupils

Advanced search Saved [Active](https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/active) [Unanswered threads](https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/active?tab=unanswered) Connect with other parents whose children are [starting secondary school](https://www.mumsnet.com/articles/starting-secondary-school) on this forum. 1 [2](https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/secondary/5277254-godolphin-latymer?page=2) [3](https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/secondary/5277254-godolphin-latymer?page=3) [4](https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/secondary/5277254-godolphin-latymer?page=4)[](https://www.mumsnet.com/talk/secondary/5277254-godolphin-latymer?page=2) Our daughter received an offer for G\&L 2025 entry. We’re looking for some insights to the school a…

08 · Module

Compare with peers

The schools a family applying here would also be considering — chosen by sex, boarding, entry phase, geography, fees, tier and outcomes, with an admissions-adviser AI re-rank.

  • 1Francis Holland Regent's ParkCamden
    Fees £32.5kA*-A 87%Oxbridge 6%Rank #53

    Francis Holland Regent's Park matches on girls/day, similar fees (£32.5k vs £35k), and is located within London (6km commute), with a selective entry and a C of E ethos.

  • 2Queen's Gate SchoolRoyal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea
    Fees £34.2kA*-A 56%Oxbridge 7%Rank #62

    Queen's Gate School shares girls/day status, similar fees (£34k), and is located in Kensington and Chelsea (4km commute), with selective entry and top-tier London fees.

  • 3Putney High SchoolWandsworth
    Fees £30.5kA*-A 79%Oxbridge 14%Rank #18

    Putney High School is a girls/day school with selective entry, located 4km away in Wandsworth, and fees (£30.5k) close to the target's tier.

  • 4Wimbledon High SchoolWimbledon
    Fees £30.5kA*-A 80%Oxbridge 17%Rank #9

    Wimbledon High School matches girls/day, selective entry, and is within London (8km commute), with fees (£30.5k) in the same tier and strong academic destinations.

  • 5South Hampstead High SchoolCamden
    Fees £30.1kA*-A 94%Oxbridge 18%Rank #47

    South Hampstead High School is a girls/day selective school, located 7km away in Camden, with fees (£30.1k) in the same tier and a top-20 academic performance.

Peers refreshed annually plus on-write. Filters: sex, boarding, entry phase, geography, fee band, tier. Scoring: 0.45 outcome similarity + 0.25 structured + 0.10 embedding + 0.20 AI re-rank.

09 · Module

Top feeder prep schools

Preps that have sent the most pupils here over the last few years.

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