Guildhouse School London

The school aims to empower students to become change makers by fostering intuition, creativity, and emotional intelligence. It promotes an immersive, entrepreneurial environment that encourages students to solve problems, make informed decisions, and contribute positively to a rapidly changing society.

The school offers a range of qualifications including A Levels (for students 15.5+), a University Foundation Programme (for students 16.5+), and a Pre-A level course (for students 15+) that provides language and subject preparation. Additionally, it provides a full-time intensive Academic English programme and UAL Foundation Diplomas in subjects such as Film, Moving Image, Animation, and Visual Communication.

The school maintains over 40 conditional progression agreements with UK universities. Students are supported in their university applications, including guidance through the UCAS process, to help them achieve their academic goals and secure placements at top universities.

The school employs a dedicated team of healthcare professionals experienced in supporting students with mental health needs, existing medical conditions, and additional learning requirements. Pastoral directors and other staff provide ongoing support to ensure students' holistic development and academic progression.

The school accepts applications from students aged 20 and under. The process involves an online application form, with applicants typically required to provide an English certificate, academic reports, and a passport copy. The school holds a UKVI sponsor licence to support overseas students.

The academic year is divided into three terms: Autumn, Spring, and Summer. The Autumn term typically runs from early September to mid-December, the Spring term from early January to early April, and the Summer term from mid-April to mid-June. Half-term and holiday breaks are scheduled throughout the year.

Located in the Bloomsbury area of London, the campus consists of 17th-century regency townhouses overlooking Bloomsbury Square. It features a library with study tables and digital resources, and it houses the only Bloomberg Business Lab in a European secondary school, providing access to Bloomberg Terminals and the Bloomberg Market Concepts (BMC) qualification. Boarding is provided in a secure, 24-hour supervised residence located a three-minute walk from the school, offering single or shared en-suite rooms.

The school offers a variety of events, trips, and activities to enhance the student experience. Students may participate in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, and optional trips to destinations such as London, Paris, Florence, Madrid, or Berlin are available. Additionally, students can engage in supervised study sessions and social activities in the evenings and on weekends.