Queen Mary's School

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School summary

Queen Mary's School is an independent, Church of England school in Thirsk, North Yorkshire, where a roll of around 207 pupils makes for a notably small and close-knit community. Its modest size means pupils are likely to be known well as individuals rather than lost in a crowd. With a Christian ethos and entry at age 11, it offers a setting that may particularly appeal to families seeking a smaller, faith-informed environment.

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Teaching & academics

The school admits pupils at 11 through an 11+ process, so families should be prepared for a selective entry point. Its compact size allows for small teaching groups and close attention to each child's progress.

School life & ethos

Religious character
Church of England

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A small Church of England independent in Thirsk, Queen Mary's suits families who value a personal, close-knit setting over the scale of a larger school.

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Queen Mary's School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.