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Welcome to St Helen’s School www.sthelens.london

Welcome to St Helen’s At St Helen’s, we empower every girl to succeed. Our mission is to cultivate a learning environment where girls are inspired, supported, and challenged to become curious, courageous, and confident young women, ready to shape the world around them. Academic success matters, but so too does character, creativity, and compassion. That’s why we offer a bold and holistic education that balances academic excellence with personal growth, wellbeing, and opportunity. Our students are known, heard, and celebrated; encouraged to explore their passions, push their boundaries, and embrace who they are with pride. Led by expert, deeply committed teachers who are passionate about unlocking potential, our girls are equipped not only with knowledge, but with the confidence and self-belief to forge their own paths. With over 200 co-curricular clubs and societies, world-class facilities, and a vibrant community, every girl is supported to discover her strengths and pursue her ambitions.

Pastoral care is at the heart of all we do. Through a culture of kindness, respect, and resilience, and through our coachingbased approach, we ensure each student feels valued and empowered to flourish. The following pages provide a snapshot of our school, but there is nothing quite like seeing it in action. I warmly invite you to visit and discover for yourself the spirit of St Helen’s:

“a place where girls are empowered to become the best versions of themselves and where futures begin.”

Mrs Bridget Ward, Head

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Set within 21 acres of beautiful parkland and just a five-minute walk from Northwood Underground Station, St Helen’s offers a unique combination of accessibility, space, and cutting-edge facilities. Our excellent coach network makes us easy to reach from across London and beyond ensuring that every girl can benefit from the exceptional education and rich experiences we provide.

Take a virtual tour of St Helen's School here.

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“We believe that education should not only challenge students academically but also support their personal growth and development.” Mrs Bridget Ward, Head

About St Helen’s At St Helen’s, we believe that when girls are empowered to be themselves, they can achieve anything. We are proud to be a school that champions individuality, celebrates diversity, and cultivates a culture of integrity, curiosity, and confidence. Our approach to education is distinctly holistic. Every aspect of school life is designed to nurture intellectual curiosity, develop character, and foster a lifelong love of learning. Our teaching goes beyond exam preparation, we equip girls with the mindset, skills, and resilience to thrive in an ever-changing world.

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We recognise that success in the 21st century demands more than just academic strength. That’s why we place equal value on three vital pillars of growth:

EQ_ emotional intelligence, wellbeing, and the ability to build empathetic, respectful relationships IQ_ intellectual development through rigorous academic challenge and curiosity

Together, these three ‘quotients’ form the foundation of a futureready education. By balancing academic excellence with emotional awareness and digital confidence, we prepare every girl to lead with integrity and adaptability in whatever path she chooses.

DQ_ digital literacy and critical awareness in a connected world

Guided by our St Helen’s Learner Habits and Character Attributes, girls are encouraged to think critically, question confidently, and lead with purpose and compassion. We are a through school, offering a continuous, exceptional education for girls from Nursery (3+) to Sixth Form (16+). This unique structure allows us to build strong foundations from the earliest years and support each girl’s development through every stage of her journey. Our transitions are seamless, our teaching outstanding, and our commitment to each individual unwavering. No matter when they join us - Nursery, Reception, Year 3, Year 7, or Sixth Form, every pupil at St Helen’s is known, valued, and supported to discover what truly makes her thrive.

Learner Habits

Pursuit of Knowledge Problem-solving Digital Intelligence Creativity Metacognition

Character Attributes

Courage Integrity Resilience Kindness Emotional Intelligence

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Our main entry points are: 1 |

Nursery (3+)

2 |

Reception (4+) Year 3 (7+) Year 7 (11+) Sixth Form (16+)

Occasional places may also be available in other year groups. Regardless of when they join us, every girl at St Helen’s is valued, known, and encouraged to discover her passions. Our Admissions team are always happy to discuss your daughter and her potential journey at St Helen’s. Do not worry if you have missed a deadline, we are happy to advise and support you.

We invite you to experience our vibrant community by attending one of our Open Events. You’ll have the chance to hear from our Head, Mrs Bridget Ward, and meet your senior staff, teachers, and pupils, which is the best way to understand what makes St Helen’s special. Experiencing our school through the eyes of our pupils as they showcase our state-of-the-art academic, sporting, and creative facilities, gives you a glimpse into the everyday life of a St Helen’s girl.

“Being true to yourself means being authentic and real and not just following the crowd.” Ava, Year 7

Book your place at our next Open Event here.

Proud to be girls in green

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Prep School Our Prep School takes children on an exciting journey of discovery. Whether it’s finding a crashed spaceship, coding robots, or learning why objects float, our pupils are encouraged to explore and enquire. In Nursery and Reception, we focus on child-led learning, spending as much time outside as inside, developing key skills such as listening, speaking, concentration, and collaboration. While play is central in the early years, we also ensure strong foundations in literacy and numeracy to prepare girls for more structured activities in Key Stage 1. During Key Stage 1 and Key Stage 2, pupils follow the National Curriculum, often extending beyond it. Our multi-sensory reading programme includes a structured phonics approach, and Key Stage 2 pupils benefit from specialist facilities like a science lab, D&T workshop, and art and drama studios.

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Children are naturally curious, and as they grow, they learn to ask questions more thoughtfully, finding answers independently. Much of their learning happens outdoors, from graffiti workshops and science experiments to writing cloud poetry and practising long jump. Our outstanding grounds, including a Forest School, wildlife pond, and mud kitchen, provide diverse environments for the girls to explore and learn. Outdoor learning remains integral throughout Key Stage 1 and 2, with activities like campfires, caring for chickens, and gardening adding excitement to their education.

“At St Helen’s we want to give our pupils the ability to think independently. We want to prepare the girls to never be afraid to share their ideas, think deeply and dream big, while truly being themselves along the way.” Ms Hancock, Assistant Director Years 3-6

Senior School Our Senior School is divided into three sections: |

Middle School - Years 7-9, encompassing Key Stage 3.

Upper School - Years 10-11, where pupils prepare for GCSEs.

Sixth Form - post-16, offering A Levels and an extensive Enrichment Programme.

As a through school, the transition from Prep to Senior School is seamless, with all girls being placed into tutor groups of around 20. Throughout their time in Senior School, pupils have numerous opportunities to develop leadership skills through co-curricular activities, taking on roles such as Middle School Delegate, Upper School Representative, Prefect, House Officer, and Year Leader.

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Middle School Middle School offers a broad curriculum, blending the best of the National Curriculum with additional subjects. Pupils study core subjects, including English, Maths, and Science, and start separate Biology, Chemistry, and Physics lessons in Year 8. They also take Art, Computer Science, Design & Technology, Drama, Geography, History, Music, and Religion, Philosophy & Ethics. Pupils participate in PE and compete in various sports, as well as taking part in the annual Gym and Dance Show in Years 7 and 8. In Year 7, pupils choose two modern foreign languages from Mandarin, French, Spanish and Latin, with the option to continue with Greek or Classical Civilisation in Year 9.

Upper School In Year 10, pupils begin their GCSE or iGCSE courses. All pupils study English Language and Literature, Maths, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, a modern or classical language, and at least one humanities subject. They are grouped by ability in Maths, and the three Sciences, ensuring they learn at a pace suited to them.

79%

of grades awarded were between Grades 9 and 7

96%

of grades awarded were between Grades 9 and 6

In addition to core subjects, pupils select two further subjects from options such as Art, Classical Civilisation, Drama, French, Geography, History, Latin, and Music. By Year 11, pupils are fully prepared for their GCSE exams, and we take great pride in their consistently outstanding results. View all our latest GCSE results here.

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Sixth Form We offer a flexible and diverse curriculum in Sixth Form, with around 25 A Level subjects to choose from. Students can tailor their experience to match their academic interests, studying in small, focused classes for optimal preparation for Higher Education. In addition to A Levels, students are encouraged to take enhancement courses and the EPQ (Extended Project Qualification), allowing them to conduct extended research and deepen their understanding in specific areas. These options provide excellent opportunities to develop research skills valuable for university studies.

Learn more about our Sixth Form here.

Learn more about our Sixth Form pathway here.

91%

of students achieved A*- B grades

63%

of all grades awarded this year were A*-A

100%

of candidates who applied to Oxbridge achieved places

View our latest A Level results here.

The Centre for Advanced Mathematics CAM is the first Advanced Maths centre in North London and the first all-female centre of its kind in the UK. It was launched to meet the growing interest and success of our pupils in Maths, with the goal of inspiring, challenging, and empowering girls to become world-class problem solvers and future leaders in STEM. At CAM, we go beyond the traditional curriculum. Our rigorous academic programme, combined with enrichment activities and leadership opportunities, provides the tools for intellectual and personal growth. CAM inspires and supports pupils in reaching their full potential.

CAM is built on five pillars that make it a unique experience: |

Enrichment: We bring maths to life through fun and engaging activities across St Helen’s School.

Outreach: Students lead masterclasses and workshops for local students.

Maths Challenges and Masterclasses: Regular challenges stretch our pupils' abilities, preparing them for competitions and higher-level studies.

Scholarships: We reward exceptional talent with Advanced Maths Scholarships.

Exceptional Teaching and Careers Support: Pupils benefit from world-class teaching and personalised career support.

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Prepared for a future beyond school We are proud to offer a comprehensive and personalised Futures Programme, designed to support pupils in their transition to Higher Education and beyond. Through a range of networking and mentoring opportunities, we work closely with each pupil to understand their interests, long-term goals, and aspirations, providing tailored advice and guidance to ensure they are well-prepared for future success. The vast majority of our students go on to study at prestigious, well-respected institutions across a variety of fields, including Art, Music, and Languages, as well as a wide range of STEM and Humanities subjects.

“There is always something exciting going on at St Helen’s. In the classroom, we are taught a stimulating curriculum which allows us to explore new concepts in a supportive work environment, whilst our teachers encourage every student to stretch and challenge themselves further.”

91% are going to Russell Group institutions, including Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial and LSE

Over a third of the cohort achieved A*-A grades in all their A Level subjects

Mehma, Former Head Girl

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Create the space to be yourself

Pastoral At St Helen’s, we provide a warm, supportive environment where every pupil is known, respected, and celebrated. The happiness and wellbeing of each pupil is central to everything we do, with all our staff actively involved in their care. Our ethos is rooted in mutual respect and kindness. Each pupil belongs to a small form group, with a Class Teacher (in Prep School) or Form Tutor (in Senior School) who provides pastoral care and serves as the main contact for pupils, teachers, and parents.

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Our GROW coaching model All teachers and tutors are trained in the GROW (Goals, Reality, Obstacles, Way Forward) coaching model, helping pupils develop character attributes and learning habits. As pupils mature, GROW coaching empowers them to reflect on their ambitions and pursue their goals, fostering both academic progress and personal growth.

Partnering with parents Pastoral care is overseen by the Pastoral Deputy Head, with Phase Leaders (Prep) and Heads of Section (Senior). We maintain close partnerships with parents through regular meetings and communication via email. The pastoral team also organises events and discussions on relevant issues to support parents, sharing reputable resources on a range of topics.

PSHCE programme Our Personal, Social, Health, and Citizenship Education (PSHCE) programme is integral to our pupils’ education, addressing age-appropriate topics throughout the school. In Early Years, pupils explore themes like ‘People Who Help Us,’ meeting local figures such as the police and fire service. In older Prep Years, topics expand to democracy and safe technology use. In Senior School, pupils engage with more complex subjects like mental health, refugees, and drug awareness. The PSHCE programme is reviewed annually to meet the evolving needs of our pupils.

Co-curricular At St Helen’s, new opportunities are always waiting around the corner, with lifelong passions ready to be discovered and new skills waiting to be expressed. With over 200 clubs and societies available, our pupils are encouraged to explore their interests in a supportive environment that allows them to truly be themselves, whether developing new talents or deepening existing passions. “We have access to so many co-curricular clubs for everyone, which creates an environment where everyone can just be themselves.” Anya, Year 11

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Start your adventure

In Prep School All girls benefit from specialist teaching in Physical Education, Swimming, Speech and Drama, Music, and Ballet (for Nursery to Year 2), which are incorporated into the weekly timetable. Our enriching co-curricular programme also includes a variety of exciting activities such as skiing, taekwondo, fencing, cheerleading, chess, and robotics. All year groups enjoy educational trips to museums, art galleries, and other places of interest, and the girls benefit from school visits by speakers and performers.

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From Year 4, girls participate in residential trips to: |

Woodrow High House

Mill on the Brue

PGL Centres

Throughout the year, there are plenty of opportunities such as Class Assemblies, Musical Showcases, Ensemble Concerts, Christmas Plays, Open Ballet, Gym & Dance Show, and Sports Day.

“We are encouraged to be independent and curious in both our studies and our ^lӣ curricular activities. That culture of curiosity — of asking questions, thinking critically, and exploring ideas for yourself — has been invaluable in shaping me. What makes St Helen’s truly extraordinary is the sheer breadth of opportunities beyond the classroom. If there is one lesson St Helen’s has taught me, it is the value of saying “yes” to opportunities. That, I believe, is the greatest gift of a St Helen’s education: you are stretched, supported and inspired, and given every opportunity to become the very best version of yourself.” Esther, Year 13

In Senior School Our extensive co-curricular programme offers a wide range of opportunities for pupils to explore their interests and develop new skills.

From Prep to Sixth Form, girls can choose from a variety of clubs and societies, including: |

Chess

Classics

Debating

Eco Club

Literature in Context

The South Asian Society

Robotics

Manga

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CREST Awards Young Enterprise

usical groups, bands, M orchestras, and sports clubs

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We encourage participation in the performing arts, with regular plays and concerts involving pupils of all ages. The annual House Arts Competition allows pupils to take the lead in writing, producing, and performing plays that incorporate art, dance, drama, and music. In collaboration with Merchant Taylors’ School, pupils can join each other’s musical productions, and together, we produce an annual Joint Concert featuring the joint Orchestra and Choral Society. Many pupils also participate in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme, completing Bronze, Silver, and Gold levels. From Year 9, pupils can further develop leadership skills through the Combined Cadet Force (CCF), operated jointly with Merchant Taylors’ School.

Learn more about our offering here.

Be inspired

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Trips, Visits and Exchanges

Outreach

Trips and visits are an integral part of our educational programme, complementing and enriching the learning that takes place in the classroom.

At St Helen’s, we are deeply rooted in our community and take pride in sharing our facilities, expertise, and knowledge with those around us. Our Outreach and Partnership programme not only benefits the wider community but also provides St Helen’s pupils with valuable skills and experiences that are applicable to a wide range of higher education and career pathways. This helps prepare them for life beyond school in meaningful and diverse ways.

We offer an extensive programme of visits to theatres, art galleries, and museums. Girls in the Sixth Form often attend day conferences in London to support their examination courses, while Geography students participate in field trips. We regularly organise school exchanges with partner schools in Spain and Germany. In recent years, our pupils have also enjoyed study visits to Montpellier, Iceland, Poland, and Berlin, as well as Classics trips to Sicily and the Bay of Naples. Additionally, we offer regular ski trips to Europe or the US and cultural visits to diverse destinations such as China, Morocco, and Japan.

As part of our volunteering programme, Year 12 students participate in weekly curriculum-based activities, where they take on leadership roles. They lead Activity Days, Masterclasses, and Study Group Programmes for pupils at local primary schools, contributing to the development of younger learners while honing their own leadership and organisational skills.

Participation in these trips and visits is a key aspect of life at St Helen’s, and many of these experiences enrich the curriculum, broadening our pupils’ understanding of the world.

Admissions We understand how important it is to choose a school where your daughter will thrive and flourish, and we’re here to support you every step of the way. Most girls join St Helen’s at one of our main entry points: Nursery (3+), Reception (4+), Year 3 (7+), Year 7 (11+), or Sixth Form (16+). However, occasional places in other year groups may also be available. The school is committed to making every effort to accommodate individual learning needs, so please contact the Admissions Department to discuss any specific requirements.

Registration Please scan the QR code below to find out more about the registration process.

Learn more about the registration process here.

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Entry to Prep School

Entry to the Sixth Form

Entry is selective and based on observations made during in-school assessments. These assessments involve a range of informal activities through play, designed for children aged 3+ and 4+.

Students wishing to join the Sixth Form and pursue the two-year A Level course must achieve a minimum of seven GCSEs graded 9-6 in one sitting, including: |

nglish Language (or an E equivalent examination for overseas students)

Mathematics

Entry to Senior School We are proud to be part of The London 11+ Consortium, a group of London Independent Girls’ Schools that follows a common entrance examination with a shared mark scheme for regulating Year 7 entry procedures. All applicants will be invited to take a bespoke Consortium assessment that goes beyond testing cognitive ability and aims to uncover a child’s potential in creative and critical thinking, analysis, synthesis, and problem-solving. If you apply to multiple Consortium Schools, your daughter’s test result will be shared with the relevant schools. No further written assessment is required, and all applicants will be invited for an interview.

Additionally, each Sixth Form subject has specific entry requirements, which you should review when selecting your courses. External applicants will be invited to sit an entrance paper based on their chosen Sixth Form subjects. Shortlisted candidates will then be invited for an interview, and a reference from their current Head will be requested.

11+

Learn more about London 11+ Consortium here.

Scholarships Our Scholarship Programme supports and develops excellence in academic, creative, and sporting fields. Each year, we offer several scholarships and exhibitions to recognise outstanding candidates in academics, music, sport, art, chess and drama. For Sixth Form entry, we also offer scholarships in Advanced Maths and Languages.

Scholarship recipients are expected to work hard, contribute positively to school life, and many go on to share their talents beyond St Helen’s. |

11+ Scholarships We offer scholarships to nurture exceptional talent in academic, artistic, and sporting pursuits, providing financial support through fee reductions and unique enrichment opportunities. Whether in academics, music, sport, art, chess or drama, our scholarships aim to inspire and support pupils in their educational journey. |

Academic Scholarships: Offering up to a 40% fee reduction, based on academic ability. Scholars benefit from enrichment opportunities and will have opportunities to socialise and collaborate with fellow scholars, through events such as the Scholars’ Breakfast. All entrance test candidates are automatically considered for this award.

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Music Scholarships: Offering up to a 30% fee reduction. Music Scholars enjoy masterclasses, leadership roles, and participation in the annual Award Holders’ Concert. Sport Scholarships: Offering up to a 30% fee reduction. Sport Scholars join the Promising Athlete Programme (PAP), which includes lectures, event invitations, and mentorship. Art Scholarships: Offering up to a 30% fee reduction. Art Scholars benefit from an enriched programme that encourages artistic exploration and experimentation, alongside opportunities to develop their skills beyond the classroom. Drama Scholarships: Offering up to a 30% fee reduction. Drama Scholars enjoy a range of enriching opportunities, including participation in the Middle School production, invitations to theatre trips and specialist events. Chess Scholarships: Offering up to a 30% fee reduction. Chess Scholars benefit from a range of opportunities to develop their skills and challenge themselves, including access to the Thursday Chess Club and coaching sessions, a half-termly 1:1 masterclass with a Grandmaster and participation to tournaments.

Bursaries Sixth Form Scholarships In addition, we offer the following scholarships for Sixth Form entry. These scholarships are open to both internal and external applicants to our Sixth Form:

Our Bursary Programme ensures that any girl can access an exceptional education at St Helen’s, regardless of financial means or social circumstances. Currently, we provide over £1.2m in support to more than 70 students. The programme offers means-tested financial awards, tailored to individual family circumstances, with some bursaries covering up to 100% of fees. It also includes a comprehensive support package to help students thrive academically, socially, and personally.

Academic scholarships

Advanced Maths scholarships

Art scholarships

Bursary students receive:

Drama scholarships

| Music scholarships and exhibitions

Regular 1:1 mentoring and coaching

Feedback sessions for parents

Languages scholarships

Sports scholarships

dditional parental guidance A where needed

A full bursary package includes school lunches, the school coach service, Year 7 uniform items, co-curricular activities in Year 10, compulsory educational trips, and a school device. Bursaries are separate from Scholarships, and a student may receive both. Bursaries are awarded at 11+ and 16+ and reviewed annually to reflect changes in financial circumstances.

. Learn more about our Scholarships here.

Berkhamsted

St Albans City

A414

Park Street

Kings Langley

Bricket Wood

Gills Hill Lane bus stop, junction with Watford Road

M1 A41 Garston Amersham

A413

Watford Junction

Little Chalfont Library

Battlers Green Shops, Battlers Green Drive

Chalfont & Latmir

Amersham

E B

Hillside Road bus stop,

Chorleywood

junction with Aldenham Road, Bushey

Chorleywood Station 5

Rickmansworth

Rickmansworth Station

A355

Northwood Station

By The Wood, Junction with Upper Hitch

Carpenders Park

2 1

Beaconsfield, Waitrose

Kingsway / Lower Road, Chalfont St Peter, Gerrards Cross

Headstone Lane

Elm Park Road,

Junction with West End Lane, Pinner,

Bus stop Bridge Street / Bus Stand Z1, Pinner

Station Road Bus Stop,

Bus stop at north end of Bury Street Bus turning circle,

Bus stop at south end of Ruislip High Street

opp Tendercare Nurseries, Denham

Gerrards Cross Amersham Barnet Beaconsfield Canons Park Ealing Elstree / Stanmore Late Coach Beaconsfield Late Coach Finchley / Mill Hill Wembley / Harrow National Rail Line / Station Bus Stop

North Harrow Opp The Gym

just south of junction with Breakspear Road

Bus Stop Oxford Road,

Second bus stop after The Bell,

Harrow-on-the-Hill

- Junction with station approach /Lowlands Road

West End Road opposite Northdown Close

Swakeleys Roundabout

West End Road Station Approach, Bus Stop D Polish War Memorial

West End Road, Bus Stop E

Bus stop Ruislip Road,

having just crossed Greenford Road

Bus stop layby to the west

of the roundabout where Hayes Bypass meets Ruislip Road

Pasture Road Bus Stop,

Corner of East Lane/Court Parade

East end of Ruislip Road East,

close to the junction with Avalon Road

Bus stop Ruislip Road,

having just crossed Greenford Road

M25 Burnham

Iver

Slough

Windsor and Eton Riverside

Hayes and Harlington

M4 A4

Heathrow Terminals 2 & 3

Wraysbury

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West Ealing

Cleveland Road -

West End Kent Gardens near Scotch Common Roundabout

Hatfield

Bayford

Welham Green

M25

Cuffley

We offer a dedicated and convenient coach service to ensure safe and comfortable travel for our students.

Potters Bar

Recreation Ground bus stop on Watling Street

M25

Radlett Post Office, Watling Street

Radlett Estree & Borehamwood

Crews Hill

Wetherby Road bus stop on Theobald Street

Community Centre,

Deacons Hill Road bus stop outside Allum Hall, opp petrol garage

Allum Lane, Elstree

Our extensive network covers key locations across North West London and surrounding areas, making the school accessible for families A10 in a variety of locations. With routes and stops designed to suit the needs of our families, our coach service offers peace of mind.

Hadley Wood

Galley Lane,

bus stop opp Arkley Pub

New Barnet

South bury

Stanmore Station 6

Flower Lane Bus stop

Mill Hill Broadway

A406

Frith Court,

Canons Park Station Bus Stop M1 Marsh Lane Bus Stop

Stop E, Holders Hill

Junction with Whitchurch Lane

Finchley Central

Northumberland Park

Stop F - American Car Wash Nether Street

Kenton Methodist Church, Kenton Road, Junction with Woodcock Hill/Kenton Lane

Preston Hill Bus Stop, Kenton Road

Kenton Station Bus stop,

Hendon

Kenton Road, By Churchill Avenue

The Paddocks Bus Stop (BT) On Roundabout

Crouch Hill

Carlton Avenue East Wembley Park, Forty Ave by Gabrielle Close

North Wembley Station, East Lane

Lea Bridge

A41 Canonbury West Hampstead

A10

Ealing, bottom of Mount Park Road

London Euston Bethnal Green

Ealing,

the bottom of Woodville Road

A406

Kew Bridge

A23

A307 A205

Barnes

Learn more about our coach service here.

New Cross Gate

Clapham Junction

Brixton

A306

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We look forward to welcoming you to our school soon. If you are unable to visit at one of our Open Events, please do contact our Admissions team who will be happy to arrange a private tour of the school.

admissions sthelens.london 01923 843230

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St Helen’s School Eastbury Road Northwood Middlesex HA6 3AS