Queen's College London

Girls

Church of England

Reception - Year 13 (Upper Sixth) (Ages 4-18)

Queen's College London is an independent day school for girls aged 4-18, situated in the City of Westminster, Greater London, specifically on Harley Street. Founded in 1848 by Frederick Denison Maurice, it holds the distinction of being the first British educational establishment to offer academic qualifications to women. The school occupies several urban Georgian and Art Nouveau buildings. The college has a liberal ethos based on its founder's principles, aiming to inspire excellence, critical thinking, and individual development. It received a Royal Charter in 1853.

Selectivity:Selective (Academic)

Boarding:

Day Only

Values:

Tenacity

Happiness

Resilience

Integrity

Versatitlity

Excellence

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Fees (Day Pupils)

Vs. National Average

+8.4%

Queen's College London's fees are 8.4% higher than the national average.

Vs. County Average

+7.1%

Queen's College London's fees are 7.1% higher than the county average.

Based on 24 schools in Greater London and 90 nationally.

Note: based on core termly fees excluding any discounts and does not include additional charges for lunches, extra-curriculars, registration, etc. Please check the schools' official websites for full fees and charges.

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Details

Demonym:“Queens”

Founded:1848

School Size: Approx. 420 pupils

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Registered Charity No.:312726

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