Admissions

The student’s final academic grades from the last two school years should be attached to the application form, if applicable.

• For admissions from Reception to Year 3, if a place is available in the child’s year group, we will arrange an appointment for you to come to the school to meet with the Headteacher or Deputy Headteacher.
• For admissions from Year 4 to Year 6, if a place is available in the child’s year group, we will arrange an appointment for them to come to the school to sit entrance tests. If your child is unable to sit the tests in the school due to distance, this can be organised in coordination with their current school. We will also organise an online or in-person informal meeting between the student and the Headteacher or Deputy Headteacher. 

If the student achieves good results in the entrance tests, we will request written references from their current school.

Places are offered depending on the results of the entrance tests, grades in school reports from the previous two academic years and the references received. 

If a place is offered to your child, it must be accepted within two weeks. Once this has been confirmed, families will be asked to complete the online enrolment form, which the Admissions Department will provide. Once the enrolment has been received, you will be charged the corresponding fee.

After enrolment has been confirmed, families will receive their access codes for the Family Area, one of the main communication tools used by the school.

In September, all new students from Reception and Primary and their families are invited to an orientation meeting where they can meet the Primary Heads, receive advice on how best to help their child settle into school, meet the teachers and familiarise themselves with the classrooms and playgrounds. This is a great opportunity to ask any questions you may have about the coming school year.

Students coming from the British education system: 

These students will be asked to provide their predicted grades at GCSE.

• They will not be required to complete entrance tests. Provisional places may be offered subject to official GCSE grades once received. 
• Candidates must comply with the school’s internal progression policy, which will be provided by the Admissions Department.

Students coming from other education systems:

• These students must complete entrance tests for the A Level subjects they have chosen, as well as an English language test. The candidate must comply with the school’s internal progression policy, which will be provided by the Admissions Department.
• If, due to distance, a student cannot come to school to sit the tests, they can be organised at the student’s current school.

An informal online or in-person meeting will be organised for the pupil with a member of the Secondary Leadership Team.

Where a candidate has adequate predicted GCSE grades or suitable entrance test results, we will request a written reference from their current school.

Places for students coming from schools following the British curriculum will be offered based on grades in school reports from the previous two academic years, predicted GCSE grades and references received.

Places for students coming from schools following other education systems will be offered based on entrance test results, grades in school reports from the previous two academic years and references received.

Places in optional subjects in Year 12 are subject to availability. Minimum grades are required for places in these subjects.

If a place is offered to your child, it must be accepted within two weeks. Once this has been confirmed, families will be asked to complete the online enrolment form, which the Admissions Department will provide. Once the enrolment has been received, you will be charged the corresponding fee.

After enrolment has been confirmed, families will receive their access codes for the Family Area, one of the main communication tools used by the school.

In September, all new students and their families are invited to an orientation meeting where they can meet the Secondary Leadership Team, the tutors and other students, as well as a chance to familiarise themselves with their classrooms, sports areas and playgrounds. This is a great opportunity to ask any questions you may have about the coming school year.