The London School of Mathematics and Programming is delighted to invite all interested parents to an exciting event where Mr Nick Hamshaw, the Founding Head of the 1729 Maths School, will be talking about this unique new school and its opportunities for talented young mathematicians. Mr Hamshaw will join the event on Saturday 8 November […]
St Paul’s Juniors have taken the decision to move towards 7+ and 11+ being the two main entry points, and to end the 8+ entry point from September 2027. The final intake at Year 4 will be those working towards 8+ in 2026. Registration for this entry will close on Friday 26 September 2025, with
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Julie Robinson, CEO of the Independent Schools Council (ISC), has voiced concerns over the decline in pupil numbers at independent schools following the introduction of the VAT on fees policy. Speaking to The Sunday Times, Ms Robinson highlighted findings from a survey of 1,150 schools conducted by the Independent Schools Council (ISC), which revealed a
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St Paul’s Girls’ School claims the top spot yet again! Below are London’s top 100 secondary schools ranked by GCSE results 2025. The highest rank co-educational school is Latymer Upper School in #10, followed by Highgate (#14), Alleyn’s (#15), Emanuel (#26) and Kingston Grammar School (#27). Rank School % 9-8 % 9-7 Type Gender 1
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14 August 2025 was A-Level Results Day and many London schools have shared record results. The King’s Maths School in Lambeth tops the table again, with 70% of entries graded A*, closely followed by St Paul’s Girls’ School and the new Imperial Maths School. The highest performing grammar school based on results is superselective Queen
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Now that two of London’s top boys’ independent schools, Westminster School and King’s College School, have announced they will admit girls from 2026, a common question parents ask is what that means for boys’ places. There is a common perception that there are less places for boys than for girls and now, many wonder where
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