Queen Anne's School

Reading, Berkshire

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1894

Founded

11 - 18

Age range

Girls

School type

£17,944 - £19,182

Boarding / term

In short

Queen Anne's School is a girls boarding and day school in Reading, Berkshire, educating pupils aged 11 - 18 and founded in 1894. Boarding fees are £17,944 - £19,182 per term. Our advice on this school is independent and free.

Type: Girls boarding & day
Boarders from: 11 - 18
Ethos: Church of England
Guardian required: Yes

About

About Queen Anne's

The story, ethos and character of Queen Anne's.

Setting: Suburb
Ethos: Church of England
Head: Ms Elaine Purves

Queen Anne's is an independent boarding and day school for girls with 460 pupils aged 11 to 18 years. High aspirations combined with a positive approach to learning creates an environment where girls can grow into motivated, decisive and self-assured individuals.

As a Church of England School we are part of The Grey Coat Hospital Foundation, Westminster, London. Located in Caversham, Berkshire, the school is situated to the north of Reading near Henley-on-Thames which makes us easily accessible from all of the London airports.

The best way to find out about Queen Anne's is to talk to those at the heart of our community - our students!

What the school is known for? We are renowned for academic success and our 'No Limits' approach to the girls' learning and development that produces the excellent results and outstanding achievements in every field. Alongside this, we have a rich programme of extra-curricular opportunities and excellence in the arts, drama, music and sport.

We want the girls to discover their passions and achieve in all areas, while being empowered to contribute to the lives of others, making an active and positive difference to the world around them. School history Queen Anne's School, a Church of England School, is part of the Grey Coat Hospital Foundation, a registered charity which was founded in 1698 by eight merchants in Westminster.