4 Get into the right secondary school
Essential information for those starting secondary school next year
Open days are due to take place, but make sure you know what is what
By Kevin Quinn
Each year the challenge of deciding on which secondary school to apply to for your child remains one of the biggest education decisions for parents and carers...
You can’t expect to name a secondary school and assume that your child will automatically be offered a place. It is simply a case of listing the schools you prefer and awaiting the outcome of the allocation process.
It is vital that you get the order of preferences right on your child’s primary to secondary transfer application. You may be tempted to name just one school on the online application as it is the only school you want for your child. However, there are no guarantees that your child will be offered this school. To increase the chances of your child being offered a preferred school, we strongly advise you to list up to six preferences on their application.
There are various types of secondary schools to choose from including academies, voluntary aided, foundation, and free schools. And it is here where the oversubscription criteria vary. It is important you fully understand the oversubscription criteria and match them to your own circumstances. Some schools are heavily oversubscribed, with hundreds applying for places.
Schools arrange open days/evenings where you can find out more about what they offer - you are strongly advised to check each school’s website
for details on how and when they will be holding their open day/evening, as this may be subject to change at short notice.
Make sure you find out how many applications the school usually receives - this information will also be printed in the Starting Secondary school in Southwark 2026/27 brochure and the Starting secondary school in Lambeth 2026/27 booklet, as well as other boroughs.
The more people who apply for a school for their children, the bigger the risk that your child might not be offered a place at that school. Armed with this knowledge, you should be better placed to put your preferences down.
Do use all six preferences - however, you need to be wary about only choosing schools which are heavily over-subscribed. You should name your first preference school on the application, but also list preferences where your child has a realistic chance of being offered a place.
Applying for secondary schools can be emotionally difficult. It is such a vital decision for your child’s future.
If your child is in Year 6 and currently attending one of Southwark’s or Lambeth’s primary schools, you will receive further information from your child’s school.
If you are a Southwark resident you must apply online at: http://www.southwark.gov.uk/schooladmissions or if you are a Lambeth resident you must apply online at www.lambeth.gov.uk/eadmissions
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The online application process gets rid of the paperwork and is available to use 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The site allows users to save, continue or make changes to their application, right up until the closing date and your details are safe and secure. You will receive an email with a summary of your submitted application and you can also view the outcome online. The closing date to submit the online application is 31st October 2025 by 11.59pm.
You also need to ensure that you complete a Supplementary Information Form (SIF) for the schools that require these and submit it to the school by their individual deadline. These ask for further information, such as religious observance or regarding school specialisms. Where a school requires your child to sit an admissions banding test, it is vital that they sit the test. If you are applying to a secondary school that uses banding within its criteria, your child will be required to take a test. Please contact the school directly for further details on banding test arrangements. If you are thinking of applying to schools that test for ability/aptitude, you must ensure that you register your child for the ability/aptitude admission test before each school’s published deadline and you must also submit your child’s online admissions application by 31st October 2025. Failure to provide a SIF to the school by their deadline and your child sitting a banding test or an ability/aptitude test, where these are needed, may significantly reduce the chances of your child being offered a place at a school on your application.
Children who have an Education, Health and Care Plan follow a different admissions process and parents and carers must contact the Special Educational Needs and Disabilities Team within their local authority for further advice.
Once you have made your preferences and submitted your online
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application by the closing date, your application will be processed. If you have successfully submitted your online application before the closing date, you will be able to view the results of your application on the eAdmissions website (www.eadmissions.org.uk) during the evening of 2 March 2026. You will also be sent an email in the evening of 2 March 2026 which will contain information on what to do next.
If it was not possible to offer a place at any of your preferred schools, then the School Admissions Team will allocate your child an alternative secondary school. This is likely to be the nearest school to your child’s home which has a vacancy. You also have the right to appeal against the decision not to offer your child a place at a preferred school. The email containing the outcome of your child’s application will include information about how to appeal.
If it has not been possible to offer a place at any schools named as a higher preference on your child’s application, your child’s name will automatically be added to the waiting lists of these schools. You may also ask for your child’s name to be added to the waiting list of any out of borough schools listed on your application. Please contact the local authority the school is located in for further information.
If your child has been offered a secondary school place, you have until 16 March 2026 to respond to this offer. For those who live in Southwark, if the School Admissions Team do not hear from you by this date, your offer will automatically be accepted and your child’s details forwarded to the allocated school. If you live in Lambeth, the School Admissions Team require all offers to be responded to, ie accepting these by 16 March 2026.
Only if you reject the offer and also provide details of any alternative arrangement you have made for your child’s education, will your child’s place be withdrawn and offered to the next child on the school’s waiting list.
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“Staff and pupils are kind and supportive.”
“Pupils are polite, engaging and proud of their school.”
“The school has high expectations for pupils to achieve well.”
“Pupils work hard and they are ambitious for their future. They behave very well in lessons, listening to their teachers and to each other”.
“Pupils follow a very carefully considered curriculum that goes beyond the scope of the national curriculum”.
- Ofsted 2023
Open Days
8th October - 9.30 – 11.00am
9th October - 9.30 – 11.00am
24th October - 9.30 – 11.00am
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Open Days
Thursday 25th Sept – 9.30am-11.30am Wednesday 8th Oct – 4.30pm-6pm
Tuesday 14th Oct – 9.30am-11.30am
Wednesday 15th Oct – 9.30am-11.30am
Thursday 6th November – 9.30am-11.30am
Ark Evelyn Grace Academy is an 11–16 mixed secondary school, rated Good in all areas by Ofsted. We are a vibrant community school in the heart of Brixton, just 10 minutes from both Loughborough Junction and Brixton stations.
We provide all students with a free laptop, branded school uniform, and daily breakfast
We offer a range of sports, free music lessons, and an ambitious careers programme
Reception and Year 7 open events
We would love to welcome you to our school and show you what makes Ark Globe Academy special Join us for an upcoming open day and find out how we are giving children in Southwark an excellent education that sets them up for success in school and beyond.
(9 months - 3 years)
www.habsborough.org.uk/admissions/open-events
Or visit: chartertrust.org.uk/open-days-secondary
OPEN FOR
SCHOOL FACILITIES: ADMISSION
SCHOOL OUTCOMES:
REGISTER NOW YEARS 7-13
A*-B outcomes improved from 36% to 60%
GCSE progress scores improved by +0.97
En/Ma 5+ results improved from 36% to 63%
Purpose built Sixth Form Centre
Full Size Astro Pitch
Purpose built Basketball Facility (Coming 2025)
SEN and Student Suppor t Centre
Science and Computer L aboratories
Auditorium and Drama Studios
Each year, 10% of Year 7 places are awarded through a bespoke aptitude test, enabling talented students citywide to gain admission
Dunraven is a high-performing, all-through school, educating children from the age of 4 to 18.
We foster an ethos of respect, tolerance and pride in personal appearance. Students are encouraged to be courteous, optimistic and resilient. As our students progress through the school, we are committed to ensuring that they develop the confidence, skills and self-starting attitude that will help them succeed in the modern world.
These are exciting times for Dunraven School, which continues to embody our all-through school objective of ‘Excellence for All’. We offer the very best in teaching, a broad and exciting curriculum which embraces the academic and creative and a strong sense of community, where staff and students work together with the understanding and support of families. Our state-of-theart facilities add to an exceptional learning experience as we work towards achieving excellence for all our young people.
Open Sessions for 2026 Year 7 & Sixth Form Entry
We will be holding a number of Open Sessions for families interested in visiting the school on the following dates in the Autumn term: Year 7 Tuesday 16 September 5.15pm – 7.45pm Thursday 18 September 9.15am – 10.30am Thursday 25 September 9.15am – 10.30am Tuesday 30 September 9.15am – 10.30am
No booking is required for the Year 7 Open Sessions. Please arrive at the entrance of the school at your preferred session, and you will be met by a guide. Tuesday 14 October 5.00pm – 7.45pm Sixth Form
Booking required. Please visit https://www.dunraven.org.uk/275/admissions
Our prospectus and full details of our admissions arrangements and criteria are available by visiting www.dunraven.org.uk
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Graveney School’s open days events
Graveney School is holding an Open Event for Yr 7 pupils on Thursday 16th October from 8.45am-12.20pm & from 5pm-8pm. We will be offering the opportunity for families to book tours of the school.
Graveney’s Sixth Form Open Evening will take place on Tuesday 14th October from 5.30pm-8.30pm. The Sixth Form will also be offering the opportunity for current Yr11 students from other schools, accompanied by their parent/legal guardian, to book tours of the school for that evening. Further details regarding how to book these tours for prospective Yr7 pupils & 6th Form students will be available on our website in ‘Admissions’ section at the end of September. Graveney benefits from a beautiful, leafy campus, comprising eleven buildings including a former Georgian stately home, a Victorian school building, several architecturally interesting blocks built in the 1960s, a prizewinning new block which opened in 2016 and a second new block was completed in September 2019, which includes 10 humanities classrooms and an observatory. This state of the art Oppenheimer Observatory was awarded the New London Architectural Award in 2020. In 2025 we had our best ever GCSE results, 89% of our students achieved 4+ in English and Mathematics, 78% received 5+ in both and an incredible 52% of all grades were 7 or above. The school’s overall attainment score places it in the top 10% of schools in the country. Graveney has also been deemed ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted on six occasions.
Each year, Graveney’s results remain not just consistent but consistently exceptional, providing further evidence that our mantra of ‘Committed to Excellence’ is reflected in everything we do.
Graveney’s Yr7 pupils are drawn from a wide number of local schools, the vast majority of pupils living locally. In addition to a rigorous academic curriculum, a wide range of sports, musical and cultural extra-curricular activities are offered to ensure that pupils are well rounded and encouraged to excel in a variety of different walks of life. There is particular emphasis on outdoor education - the school is one of the largest Duke of Edinburgh centres in the country and all Year 7 Graveney pupils participate in a week-long trip to Wales. Both of these outdoor pursuits help students to build confidence, resilience and a tight-knit community within the school. Graveney Sixth Form students benefit from the collegiate feel of the campus, which provides a well-supported transition to University and into the world of work. Students
can choose from over thirty A Level subjects and a small range of vocational courses, all taught on the Graveney site. The Sixth Form attracts a diverse range of students, from its own Year 11, as well as from other schools, who quickly settle into a cohesive academic community where aspiration is nurtured and opportunity is celebrated. Students benefit from access to over 20 student run clubs and societies, as well as Sixth Form Sport and a Wider Enrichment Programme.
Students mainly progress to Higher Education, with a large proportion going on to Russell Group Universities (49% in 2025) or prestigious degree apprenticeships. The school has consistently remained in the top twenty schools in Inner London, and of these in the top ten state schools, for Oxbridge entry with 7 students gaining Oxbridge places in 2025. Additionally, 6 students were accepted into Medical School, 1 into Veterinary Medicine and 1 into Dentistry last year. Students make excellent progress and success is valued in all its forms. The Sixth Form provides a dynamic and positive experience, to enable all students to achieve their goals.
Graveney looks forward to welcoming you to the school’s Open events. They provide excellent opportunities for prospective pupils and their parents to have a tour of the school’s facilities, to visit subject departments and see our exciting approaches to teaching as well as to find out the answers to the many ‘frequently asked questions’.
For more information visit www.graveney.org.
OPEN DAYS
Year 7
Open Morning and Evening for Prospective Year 7 Pupils
Thursday 16th October 2025
8.45am – 12.20pm & 5.00pm – 8.00pm
Year 6 families can book tours & talks via the website from the end of September when further information regarding all booking will be available.
Graveney School offers an excellent all-round education to boys and girls aged 11-19. With an experienced and well qualified staff, we are able to combine high academic standards with a wide range of sports, musical and cultural extracurricular activities.
In the morning there will be an opportunity to see the school and pupils at work.
The open evening will give pupils and their parents the opportunity to view our excellent facilities, visit subject departments, and discuss courses with our pupils and our highly qualified and experienced staff.
Application is online via a link on your Local Authority website or you can ask them for a paper form. Wandsworth residents should contact Pupil Services on 020 8871 7316 The Prospectus is on the Graveney website.
Sixth Form
Open evening for Prospective Sixth Form Students
(who must be accompanied by a parent/legal guardian) Tuesday 14th October 2025 5.30pm – 8.30pm
Year 11 students can book tours & talks via the website from the end of September.
Graveney Sixth Form provides a purposeful, inclusive, academic environment with a campus feel, with over 800 students and an excellent range of subjects. We currently offer 32 Advanced level courses. With a strong track record of university progression, 49% of our university leavers won places at Russel Group institutions in 2025. 32% of all A level grades were A* - A and 60% A* - B.
External applicants are advised to apply as soon as possible following the open evening, as demand for places is high.
Details of our application process are available on the evening, or, following the evening online from Sixth Form > Admissions on our website. For enquiries Tel. 020 8682 5666 from Wednesday 15th October onwards. The prospectus will be available on the Graveney website from October. In November 2022 Graveney achieved ‘Outstanding status in each of the six areas defined by the ‘Ofsted Framework’…Leaders have high ambitions for pupils…pupils flourish here. Pupils’ behaviour is exemplary. They are supportive and caring towards each other’ Ofsted Nov 2022
Any visitors who may need special assistance to access our site and buildings should phone Reception on 020 8682 7000 to make the necessary arrangements Graveney School, Welham Road, London SW17 9BU
For more information and to make a booking please visit our website at the end of September www.graveney.org. and click on ‘Admission’
James Allen’s Girls’ School (JAGS) has been inspiring generations of young women for almost 300 years.
While renowned as London’s oldest independent girls’ school, it continues to set the standard with a forward-thinking education which celebrates diversity and access.
Central to its vision is an extensive and generous bursary scheme, allowing the school to continue attracting intellectually curious girls, regardless of their economic background.
Around 17% of Senior School students receive this transformational, life-changing bursary provision. JAGS offers financial assistance for up to 100% of the fees, as well as covering the costs of uniform, travel, school trips and lunches.
Students flourish in an environment which nurtures selfconfidence and independence, while feeling supported through outstanding pastoral care from dedicated members of staff and their peers.
Whether it be in the Junior School (ages 4-11) or Senior School (11-18), students balance their scholarly achievements with a dizzying array of enrichment opportunities. This is an environment where passionate individuals thrive in an atmosphere of compassionate challenge.
At GCSE and A Level, the school consistently achieves among the highest results in the country, particularly in STEM subjects, and students regularly go on to study at some of the world’s most prestigious universities.
The Sunday Times named JAGS as the London Independent Secondary School of the Year for 2024 in recognition of the energy and innovation that is embedded throughout all areas of school life. The school has also received national recognition for both its commitment to social mobility and its innovative approach to sustainability.
Far from resting on past accolades, the school is constantly
looking to evolve and improve. Its unrivalled and dynamic curriculum is continually reviewed by its passionate teaching staff, who are experts in their respective fields, allowing students to develop genuine interests in and around subjects amid an everchanging educational, digital and social future.
While academic excellence and success are important, they are only part of the equation. Staff also work to help students develop their creative, athletic, and social skills.
Students in Years 7 to 10 are enrolled in Curriculum Plus – a carefully curated series of courses which ensure students thrive at JAGS and leave the school as lifelong learners and change-makers ready to champion inclusivity, sustainability and social awareness.
The bespoke courses, which range from Public Speaking Mastery to Metacognition, are designed by specialist members of staff and enhance learning beyond the assessed curriculum in an evolving framework focusing on student independence and selfdetermination.
Outside the classroom, there are a myriad of co-curricular clubs and activities on offer which allow students to fully explore their interests and passions.
The 22 acres of stunning grounds house the school’s iconic Botany Gardens, as well as a state-of-the-art sports hall, complete with a 25-metre swimming pool, climbing wall and gym. Elsewhere, the school’s Prissian Theatre (which can be set up traditionally or in the round) offers the perfect arena for both lessons and stage shows.
To find out more about JAGS or to book an open day event visit jags.org.uk, or call 020 8693 1181
Kingsdale Foundation School in West Dulwich believe Tawan Satitkit-Foster is the highest performing student in the Country, who has matched the national record of 13 grade 9s.
This marks the 5th time a Kingsdale student has set or matched a national GCSE record for top grades.
Kingsdale school also saw four students who achieved ten or more grade 9s and over 120 students achieved 8 or more 7 - 9 grades.
TOP PERFORMANCES include:
Tawan Satitkit-Foster13 grade 9s
Poppaea Miles- 3 Grade 9s and 8 Grade 8s
Kyla Satkunam- 2 Grade 9s, 3 Grade 8s and 6 Grade 7s
May Truscott- 11 Grade 9s and 2 Grade 8s
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Kimberley Dike- 3 Grade 9s, 4
Grade 7s and 1 Grade 6
Ivan Jarvis- 6 Grade 9s, 3 Grade 8s and 2 Grade 7s
Yasmin Koroma- 3 Grade 9s, 7 Grade 8s and 1 Grade 7
A spokesperson for the school said: "We pay tribute to the dedication, talent and sheer hard work of students, staff and parents who have collaborated so successfully to make us all so proud."
Tawan Satitkit-Foster13 grade 9s
Yasmin Koroma and parents- 3 Grade 9s, 7 Grade 8s and 1 Grade 7
May Clerc, Iris Heorton, Tawan Satitkit-Foster, Ivy Souster who achieved 43 grade 9s and 4 grade 8s between them
Expand your skills and imagination with high quality, welcoming and inspiring classes and tuition
• Early years music and art classes
• Programmes which develop with the child
• Unique one-year intro to 6 instruments
• Group instrument tuition
• Individual Tuition
• Choirs, Ensembles and theory
• Wide range of art specialisms – drawing, painting, illustration, mixed media, portfolio building
• Holiday courses
• Wide range of days and times
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COURSES:
Apprenticeships
Art and Design
Business and Accounting
Computing and IT
Construction
Esports/Game Design
Early Years and Teaching
Engineering
English and Maths
Film and TV
Global Travel
Health and Social Care
Performance
Science
Sport Find
T levels and Level 4 courses
Monday 29th September 9 30am to 11 30am and 4 30pm to 7 30pm
Tuesday 30th September 9.30am to 11.30am
Wednesday 1st October 9.30am to 11.30am
Please visit the college website for fur ther information: www.stmichaelscollege.org.uk
Supplementary forms must be submitted to the College alongside the standard online application parents or guardians submit to their home Local Education Authority
There are up to 150 places on offer for September 2026 Where the number of applications exceeds 150, the oversubscription criteria will apply.
The admissions policy is available to view online and is also in the application pack, which is only given to parents attending College Open Days.
During Open Days parents/ guardians will receive a prospectus. Tours of the College, an address from the Principal, and guidance on how to apply will be given.
‘The school provides pupils with an excellent education.’
Consistently graded ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted and with excellent examination results each year, St Michael’s provides academic rigour within a caring, Catholic community, for students from Year 7 through to Sixth Form.
The learning environment is tailored to meet the needs of all students, providing extra challenge for those who are intellectually gifted and offering learning suppor t for those in need. Our team of well qualified, dedicated staff work creatively and professionally to ensure that all students flourish and achieve.
The modern, light, new building enables dynamic learning, with access to excellent facilities and resources. Safe, well ordered and with a professional approach to pastoral care, St Michael’s strives for academic and personal success for every child.
Academically, we challenge students with a broad range of subjects, exceeding the requirements of the
National Curriculum by offering Latin and Classics. College life is enriched by a House system which provides diverse activities, designed to encourage experiential learning and foster enjoyment A broad spectrum of spor ting, musical, ar tistic and technological clubs are offered at lunch times and after school This includes lessons in Debating, as well as Cricket, Drama, Band, Chess,
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Computing and Science.
Specialisms in Languages and Business allow us to provide exciting oppor tunities for students involving training, work experience, internships and mentoring in international companies including JP Morgan, Bloomberg, Grant Thornton and PWC. Par tnership working also enables our students to access Russell Group University preparation and experience, including Cambridge Summer School and University of London Maths and Science programmes for more able students.
Residential trips abroad are an integral par t of broadening student experiences. We offer trips to Rome, Paris, Madrid, South Korea and the UK for activity, adventure and retreat. The religious life and service of students is nur tured through active engagement in liturgical events and services, under taking charitable endeavours and working with Priests who suppor t our College.
‘If you want a school in which your child can be really happy, which develops their character and gets excellent academic results, St Michael’s is well wor th applying for.’ Year 10 Parent
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Open Sessions for September 2026 Year 7 Entry
Open Mornings: 10am-12pm
Tuesday 16 September th
Wednesday 24 September th
Thursday 2 October nd
Friday 10 October th
Open Evenings: 5pm-7pm
Thursday 25 September th
Thursday 16 October th
Evening: Tuesday 21 October st
23rd & 24th September 9:00 – 10:00am Booking not required.
A Level Results 2025:
Why choose Ark Globe Academy?
We are more than a school – we are a community where everyone knows and supports each other.
Our academy provides an excellent academic, pastoral and cultural education by offering a wide range of enrichment experiences.
Our A-Level and BTEC results make our Sixth Form one of the best in the country.
We have a brand new Early Years building and playground for our Reception pupils as well as an on-site Ark Start Nursery.
Every child from Year 3 upwards receives a laptop to a range of high-quality digital resources.
We provide funded one-on-one mentoring and cou support good mental health through Place2Be.
Year 6 primary students are guaranteed a place at Secondary, without the need to complete any addi application forms through Southwark.
Our academic results for reading, writing and math the national average by the end of Year 6.
Our sixth form students can apply for bursaries ranging from £3,000 to £50,000 towards university costs.
From Year 7, our Elite Player Programme offers exceptional training, expert guidance, and a free kit and footwear worth up to £200 setting us apart as one of London’s top schools for athletic excellence
Discover Borough Academy Sixth Form, where ambition meets opportunity in the heart of Central London. Join a vibrant community that nurtures your potential, prepares you for your next steps, and empowers you to Become Your Best at Borough.
Open Evening Thursday 6 November 5.30-7.30pm
www.habsborough.org.uk/sixth-form
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Kingsdale Foundation School
First Class and Top of the Class
‘Pupils achieve exceptionally well in a wide range of subjects and attain highly at GCSE and A level.’ Ofsted 2023
Applications for Sixth Form courses are now being accepted
The amazing achievement of attaining 10A*s & 4A Grades between them at A level have enabled Eve, Ben, Rosa & Freya to study Classics, Philosophy, English at Cambridge University and Economics at Oxford respectively!
Take advantage of the chance to visit Kingsdale Foundation School and see for yourself how we bring the best out of our students. A tour of Kingsdale Foundation School enables you to realise why we receive such glowing reports. In the Autumn term 2025 you will have just that opportunity as we will be holding Sixth Form Open Evenings for September 2026 entry.
Harnessing talent!
Kingsdale is a dynamic, exceptionally popular and progressive school that has invested £30m to develop an award-winning educational learning environment. In our specialist academic Sixth Form Campus, students study a combination of respected traditional, performing arts and creative A Levels in addition to alternative high value Level 3 courses. Our average class sizes are approximately ten in the Sixth Form. We also pride ourselves on our excellent links to the best higher education institutions in the world. A residential trip to Harvard and Yale in the USA is organised annually.
Scholarships in Mathematics and the Creative & Expressive Arts are on offer for gifted and talented candidates who meet our entry requirements. Scholars receive free individual or small group tuition provided by expert professionals to the value of ~£1,000 per annum. Prospective students are invited to come along to our Open Evenings to explore the fantastic opportunities and inspiring state-of-the-art facilities in our dedicated Sixth Form Centre. As our most recent Ofsted Report states : ‘ ‘Pupils are rightly very proud of their school. They really enjoy their learning and talk with enthusiasm about the school’s culture of mutual respect and inclusivity.’ Ofsted 2023
Sixth Form/Year 12 Open Day Dates
Wednesday 24th September 2025 4.30-7.30pm / Wednesday 15th October 2025 1.30-6.30pm Wednesday 5th November 2025 4.30-7pm / Wednesday 26th November 2025 4.30-7pm
Thursday 27th November 4:30pm-7pm
Please visit the college website for further information: www.stmichaelscollege.org.uk
Ofsted April 2025: Sixth form provision – Outstanding ‘Pupils achieve high outcomes including in the Sixth form’
See website for July 2025 parent survey results
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} Seamless transition from play-based to more structured learning, preparing the children to move on at 7+ to an appropriate independent or state school
} Embedding key values and developing ‘the whole child’ through a unique, continuous five-year curriculum
} Expert staff operating under the ethos of Love · Care · Excellence in which children excel and learn with fun and enthusiasm
} Extensive wrap-around care from 7.45am to 6pm
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