St Anne's College Grammar School

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School summary

St Anne's College Grammar School is among the smaller independent schools in the area, with roughly 77 pupils on its roll in Lytham St Annes. Its compact size means classes are small and pupils are likely to be well known to staff, which can suit families who value an individual, closely supervised approach over the scale of a larger institution. As a non-denominational, fee-paying school, it admits children of all faiths and none.

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Teaching & academics

The school admits pupils at age 11 through an 11+ entry process. Its small scale lends itself to close academic attention, with teaching delivered to modest year groups.

School life & ethos

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St Anne's College Grammar School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.