Unleashing individual potential
Senior School spans Years 9 to 11 (ages 13 to 16) and is a pivotal stage, as students begin to look to their futures beyond school
“Fantastic school. Fabulous teachers.” |
We pride ourselves on delivering a dynamic, comprehensive and customisable academic curriculum designed to inspire, challenge, and support our students as they prepare for their futures. |
A range of co-curricular activities gives pupils opportunities to develop interests, work with others and take on new challenges. These experiences complement academic study and help pupils develop confidence beyond the classroom. Learn More About Senior Academic |
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GCSE options |
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In Year 9, a broad curriculum gives pupils opportunities to explore subjects before progressing to GCSE study in Years 10 and 11. Careful guidance on subject choices helps pupils consider their interests, strengths and future plans. Alongside core subjects, options include modern languages, humanities, creative subjects and physical education. Families can check our current GCSE options information for the subjects and combinations available. |
Academic ambition and personal wellbeing go hand in hand. |
We provide a comprehensive wellbeing programme aimed at nurturing resilience, self-awareness, and positive mental health. |
PSHE, pastoral care and access to counselling and support services help pupils navigate the academic and personal demands of their teenage years. Staff work with parents to discuss concerns and coordinate support where it is needed. |
Celebrating the class of 2026 |
44% of grades at 7–9 |
Students achieved strong grades and made excellent progress from their individual starting points. |



