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St George's School

Windsor and Maidenhead, South East · SL5 7DZ

A small independent girls' school in Windsor and Maidenhead, St George's educates around 234 pupils from age 11 through to the sixth form, with boarding available throughout. The Independent Schools Inspectorate awarded its highest grade of 'excellent' for both overall quality and personal development, and all compliance standards were met. With a Christian character and a roll of this size, the atmosphere is intimate rather than institutional, and more than a third of pupils receive some form of SEN support. Led by Head Miss Hannah Fox, it suits families seeking a closely held community and the option of boarding.

234

Pupils

excellent

ISI

£35,280

Day fees / yr

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Overview & data

Gender: Girls
Type: independent (fee-paying) school
Age range: 11-19
Pupils: 234
Location: Windsor and Maidenhead, South East
Website: www.stgeorges-ascot.org.uk
Telephone: 01344 629900

Entrance & admissions

Entry age: 11

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Headteacher

Head Miss Hannah Fox

Latest results

Attainment 8

35.8

National average 46.9

GCSE grade 5+ (English & Maths)

National average 47%

GCSE grade 9-7

62%

A-level A*-A

41%

A-level A*-B

69%

Teaching & academics

Results sit below national benchmarks on some headline measures: the average Attainment 8 score is 35.8 against a national average of 46.9, and the recorded figure for grade 5+ in English and Maths is 0% against 47% nationally, though 62% of GCSE grades fall in the 9-7 range. At A-level, 41% of entries reach A*-A and 69% reach A*-B. The sixth form of 75 pupils gravitates towards Psychology, Government and Politics, Economics and the sciences, and an EPQ is offered alongside GCSEs and A-levels. Academic scholarships are available for those entering on merit.

Sixth form

Sixth-form pupils: 75

Popular A-level subjects

PsychologyGovernment and PoliticsEconomicsChemistryBusiness StudiesBiologyArt and Design (Photography)

Qualifications offered

GCSEA-levelEPQ

Learning support & SEN

SEN support: 35.9%
EHC plans: 0%

Arts & extracurricular

Scholarships

Academic

Languages

FrenchSpanish

Popular GCSE subjects

SpanishReligious StudiesPhysicsPhysical Education/Sports StudiesMusicGeographyFrenchDrama & Theatre StudiesD&T Food TechnologyChemistryBiologyArt & Design (Textiles)Art & Design (Fine Art)

Sport

Main sports

NetballCricket

Beyond the classroom

Sport centres on netball and cricket, and the breadth of subjects on offer points to a wide creative life, with textiles, fine art, photography, music and drama all popular choices. French and Spanish are taught as modern languages.

Ethos & heritage

Religious character: Christian
Boarding: Yes

Mobile phone policy

Girls in Years 7 to 11 may not have phone on their person during the school day. Years 7-8 hand phones in at Reception. Years 9-11 use Yondr pouches unlocked at end of day. Sixth Form may use devices discreetly in common spaces or study bedrooms, but not in dining room

Money matters

Day fees (per year): £35,280
Boarding fees (per year): £53,748 - £56,160

Inspection reports

ISI rating: excellent
ISI personal development: excellent
Last inspected: 30 September 2025

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The last word

A small, pastorally focused girls' school with boarding and top ISI marks for personal development. Boarding fees reach £56,160 a year, so it is a considered choice for families who value community and individual attention over league-table averages.

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