Queen Anne's School

We are proud to say that there is no such thing as a ‘Queen Anne’s girl’! Here at Queen Anne’s School you will find a strong community of real girls. Girls who are individuals. Girls who are curious, thoughtful and eager to learn and grow, while also being energetic, passionate and exuberant about life.

Alongside outstanding academic grades, our girls care deeply about the world around them and ahead of them. We encourage them to explore all the possibilities: in the classroom, on the playing field, on the stage, behind the easel or anywhere else that their talents might take them.

At Queen Anne’s we value our girls as individuals and strive to help them reach their potential. Strong academic and pastoral care encourages students to build confidence, stretch their abilities and achieve their goals. We have a ‘no limits’ approach to the girls’ learning and development that produces excellent academic results and outstanding achievements in every field.

The school’s warm and friendly atmosphere makes it easy for girls to settle into the school and make long-lasting friendships, while the house system creates a home-from-home environment, which encourages girls to develop inter-personal skills and learn to understand and respect those around them.

As we face the challenges of the 21st Century, our aim is to create happy, successful, independent young women, who thrive on new experiences and are able to pursue their goals with confidence.

Founded in 1894, Queen Anne’s is a school steeped in history and tradition and has recently celebrated its 125th anniversary. Originally part of the Grey Coat Hospital Foundation that was founded in 1689 by eight merchants in Westminster, it is today part of the United Westminster Grey Coat Foundation. As part of this prestigious group of schools the students benefit from inter-foundation activities including an annual sports day, an art exhibition and a Model United Nations Conference.