MixedIndependent

St George's College Weybridge

Addlestone, Surrey, South East · KT15 2QS

Founded in 1869, St George's College Weybridge is a large Catholic independent school in Addlestone, Surrey, educating just over 1,000 pupils aged 11 to 18. Its Roman Catholic character sits at the heart of school life, and the Independent Schools Inspectorate rated it 'excellent' for both education quality and personal development in its most recent inspection, with all compliance standards met. A generous pupil-to-teacher ratio of around 9 to 1 points to small classes and close individual attention. The school takes a notably firm line on screens: phones are banned during the school day for pupils up to Year 11, and since September 2024 first-year pupils carry only basic 'dumb' phones for calls and texts.

1,023

Pupils

excellent

ISI

£29,745

Day fees / yr

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Overview & data

Gender: Mixed
Type: independent (fee-paying) school
Age range: 11-18
Pupils: 1,023
Pupil:teacher ratio: 9
Location: Addlestone, Surrey, South East
Website: www.stgeorgesweybridge.com
Telephone: 01932 839300

Entrance & admissions

Entry age: 11

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Headteacher

Headmistress Mrs Rachel Owens

Latest results

Attainment 8

21.5

National average 46.9

GCSE grade 5+ (English & Maths)

National average 47%

GCSE grade 9-7

81%

A-level A*-A

22%

A-level A*-B

83%

Teaching & academics

At GCSE, 81% of grades fall in the 9-7 range, and at A-level 83% reach A*-B with 22% at A*-A. The sixth form, around 250 strong, offers a broad and academically serious menu, with Mathematics, Further Mathematics and the sciences sitting alongside Economics, History and a spread of languages and humanities. The EPQ is available for those wanting to stretch beyond the standard syllabus, and significant SEN support provision (around 23% of pupils) suggests the school is geared to assist a range of learning needs.

Sixth form

Sixth-form pupils: 250

Popular A-level subjects

MathematicsFurther MathematicsPhysicsChemistryBiologyEconomicsHistoryGeographyPsychologySpanishFrenchBusiness StudiesGovernment and PoliticsEnglish LiteratureReligious StudiesPhysical EducationArt and DesignComputing

Qualifications offered

GCSEA-levelEPQ

Learning support & SEN

SEN support: 22.87%
EHC plans: 0.1%

Arts & extracurricular

Scholarships

AcademicArtDramaMusicSport

Languages

SpanishFrench

Popular GCSE subjects

Religious StudiesPhysical EducationGeographyComputer StudiesDesign & TechnologyDrama & Theatre StudiesLatinArt & DesignMusic

Beyond the classroom

Scholarships span academic, art, drama, music and sport, signalling the breadth of strengths the school looks to reward. Drama, music and art feature prominently among GCSE choices, and the wide subject offering at both GCSE and A-level reflects a culture that values the creative and the practical alongside the academic.

Ethos & heritage

Founded: 1869
Religious character: RC
Boarding: No

Mobile phone policy

All students up to fifth year (year 11) are now banned from using phones during the school day, with youngest students handing them in each morning. Since September 2024, first year students use basic 'dumb' phones for calls and texts only.

Money matters

Day fees (per year): £29,745

Separate means tested bursary programme

Inspection reports

ISI rating: excellent
ISI personal development: excellent
Last inspected: 5 March 2024

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The last word

A long-established Catholic school with small classes, an 'excellent' ISI verdict and an unusually decisive stance on phones. It will suit families wanting a structured, values-led environment with genuine academic breadth.

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