Queen Anne's School, Caversham

The school is guided by the principles of 'Kind Hearts, Fierce Minds, and Strong Spirits,' aiming to empower girls to lead with confidence and authenticity. It fosters an environment where curiosity is rewarded, risk-taking is encouraged, and students are prepared for the real world. The school emphasizes female leadership, ensuring girls have opportunities to lead in all areas of school life.

The school offers a broad academic curriculum including subjects such as Art, Biology, Business Studies, Chemistry, Criminology, Dance, Drama, Economics, English, Food and Nutrition, Geography, History, ICT & Computing, Mathematics, Media Studies, Modern Foreign Languages, Music, Physical Education, Physics, Politics, Psychology, Religion & Philosophy, and Sociology. It provides specialized pathways for GCSE and Sixth Form, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary teaching and digital innovation.

Queen Anne’s School is ranked in the top 1.5% nationally for pupil progress at GCSE. Students achieve strong academic results, with 96% of GCSE grades at 9-4 (2023) and 84% of A Level grades at A*-C (2024). Graduates move on to a variety of university destinations, supported by expert career guidance.

The school provides tailored pastoral care and wellbeing support designed specifically for girls. Learning development is integrated into the school's approach, with dedicated staff and resources to support students' academic and emotional growth. The school emphasizes a nurturing environment where every student is known and championed.

Queen Anne’s School welcomes applications for entry at 11+, 13+, and 16+, with other year groups considered on an individual basis subject to availability. The admissions process requires a completed registration, a signed Admissions Agreement, and a deposit to confirm a place. The school provides information on scholarships, bursaries, and school fees, and offers prospective families opportunities to visit the campus.

The school operates on a termly basis, with fees due on the first day of each term. The academic year includes various events such as open mornings, taster days, music concerts, and inter-house competitions. Parents can access a detailed school calendar through the website, which includes term dates for 2025-2026 and 2026-2027.

The 35-acre campus is located in Caversham, near Reading and Henley-on-Thames, and features a mix of traditional and modern facilities. These include classrooms, science laboratories, sports pitches, a multi-purpose recital hall, and social hubs. The school also provides dedicated boarding houses for junior and senior students.

The co-curricular programme includes the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, competitive sports, performing arts, and various societies. Students participate in activities such as debating, volunteering, and inter-house competitions in rowing, netball, and music. The school also organizes weekend trips, bushcraft team-building days, and international exchanges.