St Helen's School celebrated 'Proud to be Me Day', an annual event involving all pupils from Prep School to Senior School in a celebration of community, identity and culture.
St Helen's School
St Helen’s is a leading independent day school for over 1150 girls aged 3-18 and is a member of the Girls’ Schools Association (GSA).
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About St Helen's School
St Helen’s School is committed to academic excellence and is dedicated to equipping pupils with the skills which will enable them to take their places as leaders in a rapidly changing world. The culture of our School is deeply-rooted in its fine history, having been founded by Miss May Rowland Brown in 1899, but is also forward-looking and innovative. The School offers a spacious and beautiful 21-acre site in Northwood, North London, with excellent facilities including a state-of-the-art School of Music and an outstanding STEM Centre. The school comprises a Prep School (Nursery to Year 6), Senior School (Years 7-11), and Sixth Form (Years 12-13).
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Our take
Independent girls all-through school in Hillingdon for ages 3–18. Selective entry.
- Families wanting one school across the whole journey (ages 3–18) rather than separate prep + senior.
- Parents who want a single-sex environment for their daughter.
- Children who can demonstrate strong academics at entry assessment — this is a selective school.
- Selective entry — assume some form of assessment at the relevant entry point. Plan tutoring or familiarisation early if needed.
- SEND provision isn't documented in our profile. If your child has an EHCP or specific learning needs, ask admissions about case-by-case capacity before applying.
- Single-sex (girls). Comfortable for some children, less so for others — worth a visit on a normal teaching day rather than only an open-day showcase.
AdmissionsApplication timeline
Application timeline
- Oct15Open dayNextStay and Play
- Nov6Registration closes
- Jan7Assessment
- Jan22Offers
- Feb3Acceptance deadline
Not yet published: registration opens, bursary deadline, interview.
UpcomingOpen events
Open events
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Fees
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Financial supportBursaries & Scholarships
Bursaries & Scholarships
Beyond the classroomActivities & co-curricular
Activities & co-curricular
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music
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drama
academic club
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service
other
On campusFacilities
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arts
academic
wellbeing
OutcomesLatest exam results
Latest exam results
DestinationsWhere leavers go
Where leavers go
| 2025 | |
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| Cohort | 82 |
| Oxbridge | 2 |
| Russell Group | 10 |
| US Ivy | 0 |
CurriculumQualifications offered
Qualifications offered
In the newsRecent coverage
Recent coverage
Year 12 students at St Helen's School are working on their university applications after exploring degree courses in UniPrep lessons, and students have secured an outstanding array of offers.
AlumniNotable alumni
Notable alumni
Registration closes 15 Oct 2026 (16+)
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Wellbeing
Nursing provision There is a designated Welfare room in both Prep and Senior School where girls can be looked after by one of our three-person Welfare team. Our team consists of a Paediatric trained nurse and Welfare assistant based in the Prep School and a trained nurse in the Senior School. Both of our nurses have worked in the community and hospitals for many years, are highly experienced and a great asset to our community. Our welfare assistant who cares for the needs of the youngest pupils is always on hand with a plaster and a kind word for those little bumps and scrapes that happen as an inevitable part of exploring and developing in our wonderful playground area and wild natural areas. The welfare team is on site throughout the school day; they meet with parents to discuss and produce care plans for any child who has a specific medical need. Our nurses frequently review these car
CalendarTerm dates 2026/27
Term dates 2026/27
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Policies & documents
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FAQQuestions parents ask
Questions parents ask
What kind of child is St Helen's School best for?+
St Helen's School suits: Families wanting one school across the whole journey (ages 3–18) rather than separate prep + senior; Parents who want a single-sex environment for their daughter; Children who can demonstrate strong academics at entry assessment — this is a selective school.
How much are the fees at St Helen's School?+
Day fees at St Helen's School are £7,369 to £9,759 a term in 2026-27 (£22,107 to £29,277 a year). Extras such as lunches, uniform and trips are on top.
When is the next open day at St Helen's School?+
The next visit at St Helen's School is on 8 October 2026. Booking is usually required.
How does admissions work?+
St Helen's School is selective. Expect an entrance assessment at each entry point.
Does St Helen's School support SEND?+
We don't hold SEND details for St Helen's School. Ask admissions early if your child has additional needs.
What ages does St Helen's School take?+
St Helen's School takes pupils from age 3 to 18.
Is St Helen's School a day or boarding school?+
St Helen's School is a day school.
Is St Helen's School co-educational or single-sex?+
St Helen's School is a girls' school.
Where is St Helen's School?+
St Helen's School is in Hillingdon, HA6 3AS.
How do I contact admissions at St Helen's School?+
Contact St Helen's School by email at admissions@sthelens.london or phone on 01923843210.