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St Paul's Girls' School is a leading girls' school with a warm community and a focus on wellbeing. It offers a broad and balanced curriculum from Years 7 to 13, with excellent academic results and co-curricular opportunities.
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Learn how to apply for entry at 11 to St Paul's Girls' School, an academically selective and diverse school in London. Find out about the entrance exams, interview, bursaries, scholarships and more.
Learn about the classical and forward-thinking education, the co-curricular provision, the pastoral care and the community initiatives at St Paul's Girls' School. The High Mistress invites you to visit the school and discover its warmth, creativity and potential.
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For the first three years, all pupils study a broad range of subjects including English, mathematics, history, geography, Latin, religious studies, art and design, drama, music, the sciences, a Languages Discovery course involving linguistics, and taster courses in German, Mandarin and Russian, followed by choosing two modern foreign languages from...
SPGS has a thriving arts department; there are weekly life class sessions and meetings of History of Art Society, Junior Art Club and Gallery Society, competitions in film-making, an annual Artist-in-Residence programme and overseas trips that take students from an artist’s studio in Berlin to a film-making course in New York. It’s one of the few s...
Extra–curricular activities are an integral part of a SPGS education, and cover all aspects of sport, the arts, service to the community and academic enrichment. There’s also a very varied list of societies ranging from Improv Club to Dissection Society, from Junior Feminist Society to Gardening Club, and the majority of these are run by senor stud...
In 2020, all exams were cancelled due to Covid-19 but grades were still awarded. For GCSEs, 86% of exams were graded 9 and 98% were an 8 or 9. In A Levels, 64.6% of entries were A*, 92.4% were A*-A grade, and 98.4% were a B grade or higher. In 2019, 99% were graded 9-7 at GCSE and 85% at A*-A at A Level and Pre-U. The school had 43 Oxbridge offers ...
SPGS is located in a leafy residential street in Hammersmith, London. In 2018, the school completed a new sports pavilion and the Garden Building, and there are plans to build a Centre for Design and Innovation. Its impressive, modern facilities include 12 specialist teaching laboratories; a well-equipped makerspace with several 3D printers, one of...
SPGS is a selective school and the admissions process for entry at 11+ and 16+ involves a tough entrance exam and interview. Annual tuition fees are £27,831.
A top private all-girls' school in West London with a strong Oxbridge track record and a broad curriculum. Read the review to learn about its academic, pastoral and co-curricular offerings, and see the latest inspection report and fees.
St. Paul’s Girls' School is a National school for girls situated in Milagiriya, Colombo. The school was founded on 14 January 1887 as a Parish school affiliated to St. Paul's Church (Milagiriya) with 24 students and 4 teachers and the first principal was Stella Coban (1887 – 1892).
St Paul's Girls' School, London. An independent school for girls aged from 11 to 18. Local authority: Hammersmith & Fulham.
Subscribed. 123. 9K views 2 years ago ST PAUL'S GIRLS' SCHOOL. Mona is the deputy chief editor for content at the YSJ. She is in her last year at SPGS and will be going on to study Physics at...
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