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Admissions contacts. 7+, 8+ and 11+ Westminster Under School wusregistrar@westminster.org.uk +44 (0)20 7821 5788. 13+ registrar@westminster.org.uk. 16+ sixthformadmissions@westminster.org.uk. Join Us. Find out when your child is able to join the School using the personalised age checker and timeline. read more →. Support Us.
Art. Music. Partnerships. Home · Academic Life. Our pupils’ success in public examinations and in gaining entry to leading universities is a result of their enjoyment of academic enquiry and debate, as well as their curiosity and passion for subjects well beyond the content of the published syllabuses. The aim of the school is to instil in ...
A Westminster education is an accessible one. Our community is friendly and diverse, and is open to both boarders and day pupils. Boys join the School at 13+ and at 16+. Girls and international pupils join us at 16+ and many of our pupils are successful in achieving bursaries and scholarships to the School.
The Royal College of Saint Peter in Westminster, más conocida como la Westminster School, es una de las escuelas independientes más importantes del Reino Unido. Situada en el recinto de la Abadía de Westminster en Londres, 1 fue inaugurada en 1179 cuando el papa Alejandro III obligó a los monjes de la Orden Benedictina de la abadía a abrir ...
Westminster is a coeducational Christian, independent day school for grades pre-first through 12, committed to creating an educational experience where bright, curious, motivated students who are nurtured by challenge can grow into leaders of conscience.
Boarding. Westminster has a lively and supportive boarding community. With approximately 180 pupils registering to board each year, boarding life is an integral part of Westminster’s identity and is rooted in the history of the School. Every Westminster pupil belongs to one of the School’s houses, which are each named after people ...
The road to co-education and pre-prep →. Westminster School is a historic school in Dean’s Yard, an ancient site, a part of Westminster Abbey from the 1300s, re-founded by Elizabeth I in 1560, before becoming a fully independent ‘public’ school following the Clarendon Commission of the 1860s.
