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The School was established by the Corporation of the City of London with money from a bequest from William Ward of Brixton to provide education for girls that "would correspond, as near as may be, to the City of London School". The school opened in Carmelite Street in 1894 and moved to the present premises in the Barbican in 1969. In its last Independent Schools Inspectorate report it ...
How to find us. City of London School. 107 Queen Victoria Street. London EC4V 3AL. The School is situated on the North bank of the Thames immediately beside the Millennium Bridge. We are lucky to be served by a number of transport hubs: bus, boat, underground and overland trains as well as nearby Santander Bicycle docking stations.
Admissions. We are an academically selective day school for in the heart of the Square Mile, and there are four main entry points to the School: 10+, or Year 6, we call this Old Grammar. 11+, or Year 7, our First Form. 13+, or Year 9, our Third Form. 16+, our Sixth Form.
City of London School for Girls is an independent day school for pupils aged 11-18 situated in the heart of the Barbican. Opened in 1894, the school provides an outstanding education for able students from all backgrounds, cultures and faiths. We capitalise on our location to attract students from all over Greater London and beyond, and give them access to every learning opportunity our ...
City of London School is one of London's leading academic day schools, with over 950 boys between the ages of 10 and 18. We occupy an iconic position in the vibrant heart of the City of London, in the shadow of the dome of St Paul's Cathedral and across the river from the Tate Modern. Our buildings are purpose-built and accommodate a modern ...
In 2019, the last year students sat exams, 47% of A Level grades were A*, 82% were A*-A and 93% were A*-B – it’s typical of the school’s outstanding academic achievements. In the same year, 55% of GCSEs were graded 9, 80% were 9-8, and 95% were 9-7. Campus and facilities. Overlooking the Thames, the school’s central London location is ...
Consistently, we send about one fifth of the year to Oxbridge, a dozen to Medical School, and about a third go on to the top London universities (King’s, UCL, Imperial, Queen Mary, LSE). Whilst being proud of the pupils’ achievements in public exams, we want to go beyond the confines of exam specifications and encourage learning for its own sake.
