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Welcome to Junior School

Curriculum

Pastoral Support

Co-Curricular

Junior School Facilities

Leadership Opportunities

Communicating with Parents

Wraparound Care

Transfer to Senior School

Welcome

Academic

Pastoral Support

Subjects

Sport

The Arts

Co-curricular

Careers and Skills

Leadership Opportunities

Trips

Welcome to Sixth Form

Academic

Pastoral Support

Higher Education & Careers

Co-curricular & Leadership

Results & Destinations

Alumnae and GDST

How to apply

Apply

Visit Us

Tuition fees and other charges

Bursaries

Scholarships

Travel to school

FAQs

Our Prospectuses

Welcome

Vision, Mission and Aims

Results & Destinations

Awards & Inspection Reports

Diversity and Inclusion

Sustainability

Facilities

GDST

History

Staff & Governors

Working for us

Term Dates

Policies

Venue Hire

Alumnae

Support us

Parents’ Guild

Partnerships

Charity & Volunteering

News

Blogs

Newsletters

"Children demonstrate advanced learning behaviours, they develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills beyond the norm for their age. This is a significant strength of the school."
-
ISI Report 2025

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“Pupils of all ages demonstrate a love of learning and a desire to develop their aptitudes and interests.”
-
ISI Report 2025

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[H2] Apply

"We believe that Sixth Form should be the most interesting, enriching and academically demanding years of your school life. Each year, pupils join us with the intellectual spark and curiosity to take advantage of everything NHEHS has to offer, and leave with the drive and determination for their next adventure."

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[H5] Registration deadlines:

Junior School
4+ - 16th October 2026
7+ - 4th December 2026

Senior School
11+ - 6th November 2026

Sixth Form
16+ - 30th October 2026

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"Pupils of all ages demonstrate a love of learning and a desire to develop their aptitudes and interests."
-
ISI Report 2025

Category:
2025

[H3] Year 11 Celebrate Best GCSE Results Since Covid

Category:
2025

[H3] Celebrating Another Year of A Level Excellence

"We believe that being part of a community matters, it involves reaching out to volunteer, raising funds for causes we care about, and sharing our spaces to build meaningful relationships. These collaborations are mutually enriching and enable our students to create connections beyond the school gates."

Category:
2025

[H3] GDST Sustainability and EDI Symposium

[IMG: sixth form girls in hall laughing and happy]

Category:
2025

[H3] Transforming Futures with the Royal National Children’s SpringBoard Foundation

Category:
2025

[H3] Year 11 Celebrate Best GCSE Results Since Covid

Category:
2025

[H3] Celebrating Another Year of A Level Excellence

Category:
Uncategorised

[H3] Notting Hill & Ealing Junior School Triumphs with Prestigious RIBA Award

Category:
2026

[H3] Rock & Pop Concert 2026

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[H2] What to expect at an Open Day?
The best way to discover what life is really like at Notting Hill & Ealing High School is to join us at one of our Open Days.

[H4] Junior School
A Junior School Open Day will give you a unique opportunity on a normal day at school to find out what life is really like as a pupil at Notting Hill & Ealing Junior School. There will be a tour by our Year 6 students and you will be able to hear from our Head of Junior School, Ms Kate Bevan, and see our Senior School. And of course, ask lots of questions.
Tuesday 12th May 2026 – Open Morning for Reception (4+) entry – book here
Tuesday 9th June 2026 – Open Morning for Year 3 (7+) entry and Occasional Vacancies in all year groups – book here

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[H4] Senior School
You and your daughter will get the chance to see the school in action on a tour by our current students, as well as hearing from our Head and the Head Girls’ Team.
These Senior School events are primarily aimed at those applying for 11+ entry in September 2027 (although if you are considering applying for 2028 entry, you are also welcome to attend), and are open to parents and their daughters.
Friday 8th May 2026 – Open Morning for 11+ entry – book here
Thursday 11th June 2026 – Open Morning for 11+ entry – book here
Thursday 8th October 2026 – Music Open Morning for 11+ entry 2027* – book here
*This event is for girls who would be joining us in 2027 and are thinking of applying to us for a Music Scholarship.  Girls spend the morning with us, taking part in group activities and meeting some of our current music scholars.  This event is not part of the scholarship assessment process and girls will not be performing individually. There is a short concert at the end, which parents are warmly invited to attend.
There will be further open mornings and an open evening in the autumn term, and details of these will be advertised here in June.

[H4] Sixth Form
Sixth Form Open Events for External Applicants for 2026 Entry
The best way to discover what life is really like in our Sixth Form is to come and see us in person. Our autumn Open Events have taken place, however if you would like to find out more about our Sixth Form, please email our Head of Admissions Lauren Whitaker-Smith to arrange a personal tour of our Sixth Form Centre and Senior School, when you will be able to talk to our Head of Sixth Form and subject tutors.

Contact Ms Whitaker-Smith

[H4] We thoroughly enjoyed the open evening and came away with a real sense that this is a school which exudes joy, care and positivity; turning out clever, creative and charming girls. We think our daughter would thrive at NHEHS.

Future Parent

[H2] Where next?

[H2] Tuition fees and other charges

Read More

[H2] Bursaries

Read More

Reception
Entry at 4+

Junior
Entry at 7+

Senior
Entry at 11+

Sixth Form
Entry at 16+

Occasional Places

We have limited spaces for Year 1 starting in September 2026

Find out more about Year 1 places for September 2026

[H3] 4+ Entry (Reception) 2027/8

[H4] Welcome
We are delighted you would like to learn more about our Junior school. We have set out below the five main steps showing how to join us.
If you are still looking for a place for Reception 2026 do get in touch. Please email admissions@nhehs.gdst.net or call our team on (020) 87998400.
If you are ready to apply click here
If  you would prefer just to talk through the admissions process, please contact the Admissions Team.
Ms L. Whitaker-Smith, Head of Admissions

Contact Ms Whitaker-Smith

Book an Open Day & apply

[H4] Visit Us
The best way to discover what life is really like at school is to join us at one of our Junior Open Days. These offer a unique opportunity on a normal day at school to find out what life is like as a pupil at Notting Hill & Ealing Junior School. Here you will have a tour from our Junior School pupils, get the chance to see the school in action and hear from our Head of Junior School, Ms Kate Bevan and Deputy Head, Mrs Nicola Pitt.

Book your visit

Reception Booklet

[H4] Register
We hope you and your daughter will have enjoyed visiting the school and are interested in becoming part of our amazing school community. We’d love you to join us! The next stage is to apply for a 4+ place through our easy to use online application process.
The deadline for 4+ registration is 16th October 2026.

Register Here

[H4] An academically excellent school that nurtures its pupils and helps them to develop into happy, confident girls.

[H4] Assessment
Assessment takes place in late November or early December.
Joining the Junior School at 4+ is selective and the offer of a place is based on an informal ‘play’ assessment in small groups of up to four girls (at this stage we do not expect girls to have any formal education or knowledge).

FAQs

Download

[H4] Offers & Acceptances
Offers are sent out by email before Christmas.
Acceptances to be made by mid-January.

FAQs

[H4] Before the first day
2026 Autumn Term Starts: 7th September
In the summer term before starting school our new Reception pupils are invited to come into school for a fun morning where they will get to see their new classrooms and meet their new teachers and classmates. We also hold an informal evening event at school for new Reception parents to give them the chance to meet each other and their daughters’ new form teachers.

Wraparound Care

Term Dates

Awarded:
London Independent School 2024

Rated:
ISI Inspection Report 2025

Awarded:
Best City Prep – The Week 2025

[H3] 7+ Entry (Year 3) 2027/28

[H4] Welcome
We are delighted you would like to learn more about our Junior school. We have set out below the five main steps showing how to join us.
If you are still looking for a place in Year 3 for 2026 entry, please either call us on 020 8991 2165 or email the Admissions team via the link below.
Ms L. Whitaker-Smith, Head of Admissions

Contact the Admissions team

Book an Open Day & apply

[H4] Visit Us
The best way to discover what life is really like at school is to join us at one of our Junior Open Days. These offer a unique opportunity on a normal day at school to find out what life is like as a pupil at Notting Hill & Ealing Junior School. Here you will have a tour from our Junior School pupils, get the chance to see the school in action and hear from our Head of Junior School, Ms Kate Bevan and Deputy Head, Mrs Nicola Pitt.

Book your visit

[H4] Head of Admissions

We hope you and your daughter will have enjoyed visiting the school and are interested in becoming part of our amazing school community. We’d love you to join us! The next stage is to apply for a 7+ place through our easy to use online application process.
The deadline for 7+ registration is 4th December 2026.

Register Here

[H4] Entrance Test & Interviews

Joining the Junior School at 7+ is based on entrance tests in English, Maths and reasoning, and a school reference. Girls who do well in the test will be invited back for a short, informal interview and have the chance to look around the school.

FAQs

[H4] An academically excellent school that nurtures its pupils and helps them to develop into happy, confident girls.

[H4] Offers & Acceptances
Assessments take place in the first half of the Spring term and we aim to offer places by the February half term.

[H4] Before the first day
2026 Autumn Term Starts: 7th September
In the summer term before starting our new Year 3 girls pupils are invited to come into school where they will get to see their new classrooms and meet their new teachers and classmates. We also hold an informal evening event at school for new Year 3 parents to give them the chance to meet each other and their daughters’ new form teachers.

Awarded:
Independent London Girls’ School 2024

Rated:
ISI Inspection Report 2025

Awarded:
Best City Prep – The Week 2025

[H3] 11+ Entry (Year 7) 2027/28

[H4] Welcome
We are delighted that you would like to learn more about our school. We have set out below the five main steps showing how to join us. If you would prefer to talk through the admissions process, or find out more about bursaries and scholarships available for students joining our Senior School, please do contact me directly.
Ms L. Whitaker-Smith, Head of Admissions

Ms Whitaker-Smith

[H4] Visit Us
The best way to discover what life is really like at school is to join us at one of our Open Days.
Here you and your daughter will get the chance to see the school in action on a tour by our current students, as well as hearing from our Head and Head Girls’ Team.

Book your visit

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[H4] Register
We hope you and your daughter will have enjoyed visiting the school and are interested in becoming part of our amazing school community.
We’d love you to join us! The next stage is to apply for an 11+ place through our easy to use online application process. You can also apply for an 11+ Bursary or Scholarship at this stage.
The deadline for 11+ registration is 6th November 2026.

Register here

Scholarships

Bursaries

[H4] Entrance Test & Interviews
Entrance test: December 2026
Interviews: January 2027
Joining the Senior School at 11+ is selective and involves written tests and an interview. We are part of the London 11+ Consortium and for 2026 entry, the Consortium schools will be using a bespoke, online entrance test. Our entrance test seeks to discover a child’s potential in creative and critical thinking, analysis, synthesis and problem-solving.
The test will be 100 minutes in length, with a break part-way through and can be taken in a student’s current school, or at one of the Consortium schools to which she has applied.
Applicants taking the entrance test here at Notting Hill & Ealing High School will take it in early December.
All applicants are interviewed to allow us to gather as much information as possible about each applicant, and we do all we can to put students at ease so they can perform to the best of their abilities on the day.

FAQs

[H4] An academically excellent school that nurtures its pupils and helps them to develop into happy, confident girls.

[H4] Offers & Acceptances
Offer letters for 2027 entry will be emailed to parents on Friday 12th February 2027, with a deadline of midday on Wednesday 3rd March 2027 by which to accept the place.

[H4] Before the first day
2026 Autumn Term Starts: 7th September
In the summer term we hold an informal evening event at school for new joiners and their parents to give students the chance to meet their new form tutors and start to make new friends. During the summer holidays we also hold a pre-season sports training open to all new Year 7s, giving them the chance to get to know each other a bit more, meet our PE Department and have fun playing sport.

Awarded:
Independent Girls’ School of the Year 2024

Report :
Read our ISI Inspection 2025

Awarded:
Read our Senior School review

[H3] 16+ Entry (Sixth Form) 2027/28

[H4] Welcome
We are delighted you would like to learn more about our school. We have set out below the five main steps showing how to join us.
If you would prefer to talk through the admissions process, or find out more about the 100% bursaries available for students joining our Sixth Form, please contact me directly.
Ms L. Whitaker-Smith, Head of Admissions

Contact Ms Whitaker-Smith

Book an Open Day & apply

[H4] Visit Us
The best way to discover what life is really like in our Sixth Form is to join us at one of our Sixth Form Open Events. Here you will get the chance to visit our Sixth Form Centre and Senior School, talk to our Head of Sixth Form and subject tutors, and meet some of our students.
If you would like to arrange a tour at another point during the year, please email our Admissions team and we will be happy to help.
Open Events for 2027 entry will be advertised here in July 2026.

Book your visit

[H4] Head of Admissions
The deadline for registration for 2027 entry is 30th October 2026.
We hope you will have enjoyed visiting the school and are interested in becoming part of our amazing Sixth Form community. We’d love you to join us! The next step is to apply for a 16+ place through our easy to use online application process.
You can also apply for a Sixth Form Bursary or Scholarship at this stage.

Register Here

Bursaries

Scholarships

[H4] Entrance Test & Interviews
Entrance test: Thursday 5th November 2026
Interviews: Tuesday 17th and Wednesday 18th November 2026
Students are selected for Sixth Form entry based on written assessments, predicted GCSE grades, a reference from the applicant’s current school and subject interviews.
The written assessment for 2027 entry consists of the following:
For all applicants:
(a) a 60 minute, non subject-specific, computer-based test to assess general competencies
(b) a 40 minute non subject-specific essay paper with a choice of questions allowing applicants to demonstrate subject-specific interests and knowledge
For applicants wishing to study Maths, Further Maths, Economics, Chemistry or Physics at A level:
(c) an 60 minute long Maths paper

FAQs

[H4] An academically excellent school that nurtures its pupils and helps them to develop into happy, confident girls.

[H4] Offers & Acceptances
Offer letters will be sent out by email on 1st December and are usually conditional upon GCSE grades with a specified deadline by which to accept the place.

[H4] Before the first day
2026 Autumn Term Starts: 7th September
Our new Sixth Formers are invited along to special orientation days in late June/early July to meet everyone so that when you start in September you’ll feel at home.

Awarded:
London School of the Year 2024

Rated:
ISI Inspection Report 2025

Awarded:
Awesome Sixth Form 2024

[H3] Occasional Places at NHEHS

[H4] Applying for Occasional Places
We sometimes have occasional places available in Junior and Senior School and are happy to welcome students into most year groups in the school other than at our standard 4+, 7+, 11+ and 16+ entry points.
Junior School September 2026
We have places for Year 1 starting in September. Find out more here.
Senior School September 2026 – Years 8, 9 and 10
We have a small number of places available for Year 8, Year 9 and Year 10 entry in September 2026.
If you are interested in applying for a place in any of these year groups, please contact the admissions team. We will talk through our admissions process, help answer any questions and support you with your application. If you are ready to apply please click here.
Ms L. Whitaker-Smith, Head of Admissions
Contact Ms Whitaker-Smith

[H4] Junior School
From time to time we have spaces within year groups 1, 2, 4 or 5. We do not generally admit into Year 6. As these vacancies arise, we will contact applicants on our waiting list and make arrangements for them to take the entrance test for that year group. We hold a number of assessment mornings during the school year.
Join our Occasional Places waiting list by registering an enquiry for an Occasional Vacancy  here. This ensures you will be automatically updated if a place becomes available.

[H4] Senior School
We sometimes have places available in Years 8, 9 or 10. Assessment for these year groups consists of written papers in Maths, English and a Modern Foreign Language (French, German, Spanish or Mandarin), an interview (subject to performance in the written papers) and a reference from the applicant’s current school. We only accept students into Year 10 at the start of the academic year and do not admit into Year 11.
Join our Occasional Places waiting list by registering an enquiry for an Occasional Vacancy  here. This ensures you will be automatically updated if a place becomes available.

[H4] Before your first day
Once you have accepted your occasional place, we aim to invite new students to come in for a day before they start, to spend the day with their form group. They will be allocated buddies for the day and for their first couple of weeks in school.

Awarded:
London Girls’ School 2024

Rated:
Inspection Report 2025

Awarded:
Read our Senior and Junior School Reviews

[H2] Where next?

[H2] Visit Us

Read More

[H2] Apply

Read More

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Welcome to Junior School

Curriculum

Pastoral Support

Co-Curricular

Junior School Facilities

Leadership Opportunities

Communicating with Parents

Wraparound Care

Transfer to Senior School

Welcome

Academic

Pastoral Support

Subjects

Sport

The Arts

Co-curricular

Careers and Skills

Leadership Opportunities

Trips

Welcome to Sixth Form

Academic

Pastoral Support

Higher Education & Careers

Co-curricular & Leadership

Results & Destinations

Alumnae and GDST

How to apply

Apply

Visit Us

Tuition fees and other charges

Bursaries

Scholarships

Travel to school

FAQs

Our Prospectuses

Welcome

Vision, Mission and Aims

Results & Destinations

Awards & Inspection Reports

Diversity and Inclusion

Sustainability

Facilities

GDST

History

Staff & Governors

Working for us

Term Dates

Policies

Venue Hire

Alumnae

Support us

Parents’ Guild

Partnerships

Charity & Volunteering

News

Blogs

Newsletters

"Children demonstrate advanced learning behaviours, they develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills beyond the norm for their age. This is a significant strength of the school."
-
ISI Report 2025

[H2] Visit Us

[H2] Apply

“Pupils of all ages demonstrate a love of learning and a desire to develop their aptitudes and interests.”
-
ISI Report 2025

[H2] Visit Us

[H2] Apply

"We believe that Sixth Form should be the most interesting, enriching and academically demanding years of your school life. Each year, pupils join us with the intellectual spark and curiosity to take advantage of everything NHEHS has to offer, and leave with the drive and determination for their next adventure."

[H2] Visit Us

[H2] Apply

[H5] Registration deadlines:

Junior School
4+ - 16th October 2026
7+ - 4th December 2026

Senior School
11+ - 6th November 2026

Sixth Form
16+ - 30th October 2026

[H2] Visit Us

[H2] Apply

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"Pupils of all ages demonstrate a love of learning and a desire to develop their aptitudes and interests."
-
ISI Report 2025

Category:
2025

[H3] Year 11 Celebrate Best GCSE Results Since Covid

Category:
2025

[H3] Celebrating Another Year of A Level Excellence

"We believe that being part of a community matters, it involves reaching out to volunteer, raising funds for causes we care about, and sharing our spaces to build meaningful relationships. These collaborations are mutually enriching and enable our students to create connections beyond the school gates."

Category:
2025

[H3] GDST Sustainability and EDI Symposium

[IMG: sixth form girls in hall laughing and happy]

Category:
2025

[H3] Transforming Futures with the Royal National Children’s SpringBoard Foundation

Category:
2025

[H3] Year 11 Celebrate Best GCSE Results Since Covid

Category:
2025

[H3] Celebrating Another Year of A Level Excellence

Category:
Uncategorised

[H3] Notting Hill & Ealing Junior School Triumphs with Prestigious RIBA Award

Category:
2026

[H3] Rock & Pop Concert 2026

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Welcome to Junior School

Curriculum

Pastoral Support

Co-Curricular

Junior School Facilities

Leadership Opportunities

Communicating with Parents

Wraparound Care

Transfer to Senior School

Welcome

Academic

Pastoral Support

Subjects

Sport

The Arts

Co-curricular

Careers and Skills

Leadership Opportunities

Trips

Welcome to Sixth Form

Academic

Pastoral Support

Higher Education & Careers

Co-curricular & Leadership

Results & Destinations

Alumnae and GDST

How to apply

Apply

Visit Us

Tuition fees and other charges

Bursaries

Scholarships

Travel to school

FAQs

Our Prospectuses

Welcome

Vision, Mission and Aims

Results & Destinations

Awards & Inspection Reports

Diversity and Inclusion

Sustainability

Facilities

GDST

History

Staff & Governors

Working for us

Term Dates

Policies

Venue Hire

Alumnae

Support us

Parents’ Guild

Partnerships

Charity & Volunteering

News

Blogs

Newsletters

"Children demonstrate advanced learning behaviours, they develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills beyond the norm for their age. This is a significant strength of the school."
-
ISI Report 2025

[H2] Visit Us

[H2] Apply

“Pupils of all ages demonstrate a love of learning and a desire to develop their aptitudes and interests.”
-
ISI Report 2025

[H2] Visit Us

[H2] Apply

"We believe that Sixth Form should be the most interesting, enriching and academically demanding years of your school life. Each year, pupils join us with the intellectual spark and curiosity to take advantage of everything NHEHS has to offer, and leave with the drive and determination for their next adventure."

[H2] Visit Us

[H2] Apply

[H5] Registration deadlines:

Junior School
4+ - 16th October 2026
7+ - 4th December 2026

Senior School
11+ - 6th November 2026

Sixth Form
16+ - 30th October 2026

[H2] Visit Us

[H2] Apply

[IMG: group of girl students socialising in sixth form centre]

"Pupils of all ages demonstrate a love of learning and a desire to develop their aptitudes and interests."
-
ISI Report 2025

Category:
2025

[H3] Year 11 Celebrate Best GCSE Results Since Covid

Category:
2025

[H3] Celebrating Another Year of A Level Excellence

"We believe that being part of a community matters, it involves reaching out to volunteer, raising funds for causes we care about, and sharing our spaces to build meaningful relationships. These collaborations are mutually enriching and enable our students to create connections beyond the school gates."

Category:
2025

[H3] GDST Sustainability and EDI Symposium

[IMG: sixth form girls in hall laughing and happy]

Category:
2025

[H3] Transforming Futures with the Royal National Children’s SpringBoard Foundation

Category:
2025

[H3] Year 11 Celebrate Best GCSE Results Since Covid

Category:
2025

[H3] Celebrating Another Year of A Level Excellence

Category:
Uncategorised

[H3] Notting Hill & Ealing Junior School Triumphs with Prestigious RIBA Award

Category:
2026

[H3] Rock & Pop Concert 2026

[H3]

Welcome to Junior School

Curriculum

Pastoral Support

Co-Curricular

Junior School Facilities

Leadership Opportunities

Communicating with Parents

Wraparound Care

Transfer to Senior School

Welcome

Academic

Pastoral Support

Subjects

Sport

The Arts

Co-curricular

Careers and Skills

Leadership Opportunities

Trips

Welcome to Sixth Form

Academic

Pastoral Support

Higher Education & Careers

Co-curricular & Leadership

Results & Destinations

Alumnae and GDST

How to apply

Apply

Visit Us

Tuition fees and other charges

Bursaries

Scholarships

Travel to school

FAQs

Our Prospectuses

Welcome

Vision, Mission and Aims

Results & Destinations

Awards & Inspection Reports

Diversity and Inclusion

Sustainability

Facilities

GDST

History

Staff & Governors

Working for us

Term Dates

Policies

Venue Hire

Alumnae

Support us

Parents’ Guild

Partnerships

Charity & Volunteering

News

Blogs

Newsletters

"Children demonstrate advanced learning behaviours, they develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills beyond the norm for their age. This is a significant strength of the school."
-
ISI Report 2025

[H2] Visit Us

[H2] Apply

“Pupils of all ages demonstrate a love of learning and a desire to develop their aptitudes and interests.”
-
ISI Report 2025

[H2] Visit Us

[H2] Apply

"We believe that Sixth Form should be the most interesting, enriching and academically demanding years of your school life. Each year, pupils join us with the intellectual spark and curiosity to take advantage of everything NHEHS has to offer, and leave with the drive and determination for their next adventure."

[H2] Visit Us

[H2] Apply

[H5] Registration deadlines:

Junior School
4+ - 16th October 2026
7+ - 4th December 2026

Senior School
11+ - 6th November 2026

Sixth Form
16+ - 30th October 2026

[H2] Visit Us

[H2] Apply

[IMG: group of girl students socialising in sixth form centre]

"Pupils of all ages demonstrate a love of learning and a desire to develop their aptitudes and interests."
-
ISI Report 2025

Category:
2025

[H3] Year 11 Celebrate Best GCSE Results Since Covid

Category:
2025

[H3] Celebrating Another Year of A Level Excellence

"We believe that being part of a community matters, it involves reaching out to volunteer, raising funds for causes we care about, and sharing our spaces to build meaningful relationships. These collaborations are mutually enriching and enable our students to create connections beyond the school gates."

Category:
2025

[H3] GDST Sustainability and EDI Symposium

[IMG: sixth form girls in hall laughing and happy]

Category:
2025

[H3] Transforming Futures with the Royal National Children’s SpringBoard Foundation

Category:
2025

[H3] Year 11 Celebrate Best GCSE Results Since Covid

Category:
2025

[H3] Celebrating Another Year of A Level Excellence

Category:
Uncategorised

[H3] Notting Hill & Ealing Junior School Triumphs with Prestigious RIBA Award

Category:
2026

[H3] Rock & Pop Concert 2026