James Allen's Girls' School vs Putney High School

James Allen's Girls' School is a girls' day school in Southwark (ages 3–18); Putney High School is a girls' day school in Wandsworth (ages 3–18). Day fees reach £29,352 a year at James Allen's Girls' School against £29,007 at Putney High School. At A-level, A*–A rates are 78% and 79%.

FieldJames Allen's Girls' SchoolSouthwarkPutney High SchoolWandsworth
Houseroom Index83.43/100 (#51)82.32/100 (#18)
Day fees / yr£29,352£24,027 – £29,007
GCSE 9–7 %76%92%
A-level A*–A %78%79%
Oxbridge offers25 offers (16.7%)13 offers (13.8%)
Ages3–183–18
GenderGirlsGirls
Day / boardingDay onlyDay only
Pupils1,212740
LocationSouthwarkWandsworth
Next open day7 Sept 20269 Oct 2026
Registration deadline19 Oct 20262 Oct 2026

Fees and results are the latest figures Houseroom holds for each school; a dash means the school hasn't published that data point.

James Allen's Girls' School vs Putney High School: common questions

Which is more expensive, James Allen's Girls' School or Putney High School?
James Allen's Girls' School has the higher published day fees — up to £29,352 a year against up to £29,007 at Putney High School.
Which has better results, James Allen's Girls' School or Putney High School?
On the most recent figures Houseroom holds, Putney High School recorded the stronger A-level results: 79% of grades at A*–A against 78% at James Allen's Girls' School.
Can I apply to both James Allen's Girls' School and Putney High School?
Yes. UK independent schools run separate registration processes, so families routinely register with more than one school and decide once offers arrive. Each school sets its own registration deadline and assessment dates, so check both timelines early — some close a year or more ahead of entry.