St George’s School, Windsor Castle

Part of St Albans Education Group, Christian, Founded 1348

Updated July 2026

3–13Ages
Co-edGender
Day & BoardingType
300Students
Non-profitOwnership

Curriculum

Accreditations

Languages

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St George’s School Windsor Castle is a co-educational day and boarding prep school for children aged 3 to 13, with a history dating back to 1348. It provides a future-focused, contemporary education in a unique setting that combines historic heritage with a pioneering, skills-based curriculum.

Term structure

Three terms

Teaching approach

The school is built on a foundation of kindness, which is considered central to the community. It aims to foster creativity, curiosity, and independence through a future-focused, holistic education. The school prioritises mental wellbeing and encourages students to think critically, focusing on asking the right questions to prepare them for life beyond the school.

Programmes

The school offers a learner journey from Kindergarten through to age 13, underpinned by a pioneering, International Baccalaureate-based curriculum. The academic structure includes dedicated faculties for subjects such as art, design technology, food technology, science, and digital learning. The school also maintains a long-standing tradition of educating the choristers of St George’s Chapel.

Outcomes

St George’s prepares students for entrance to a wide range of leading schools across the UK. The school focuses on fostering intellectual challenge, academic excellence, and the development of life skills, aiming to ensure students are 'Real World Ready' by the age of 13.

Student support

EAL support
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Learning support

The school prioritises the pastoral wellbeing of all students through a dedicated wellbeing team comprised of staff from across the school. This team oversees mental health, safeguarding, and personal development, ensuring that every child is supported to flourish. Additionally, the school provides a structured approach to learning enrichment to support individual student needs.

Frequently asked questions(7)
What curriculum does St George’s School, Windsor Castle offer?
St George’s School, Windsor Castle offers IB PYP.
How much is tuition at St George’s School, Windsor Castle?
Annual tuition at St George’s School, Windsor Castle is £5.1K–£33.5K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
What ages does St George’s School, Windsor Castle teach?
St George’s School, Windsor Castle enrolls students aged 3 to 13.
Is St George’s School, Windsor Castle a day or boarding school?
St George’s School, Windsor Castle is a day and boarding school.
What accreditations does St George’s School, Windsor Castle hold?
St George’s School, Windsor Castle holds accreditations including IB.
Is St George’s School, Windsor Castle co-educational?
St George’s School, Windsor Castle is a co-ed school.
Where is St George’s School, Windsor Castle located?
St George’s School, Windsor Castle is an international school in Slough, United Kingdom.

Tuition & fees

Annual tuition by grade

2026/27
Annual tuition by grade
GradeAgesAnnual
Kindergarten (mornings including lunch) - Unfunded3–4£8.5K
Kindergarten (mornings including lunch) - Funded3–4£5.1K
Kindergarten (all day) - Unfunded3–4£13.7K
Kindergarten (all day) - Funded3–4£10.4K
Reception - Unfunded4–5£15.1K
Reception - Funded4–5£11.8K
Year 15–6£17.7K
Year 26–7£18.3K
Year 3 and 47–9£23.9K
Year 5-89–13£26.9K
Weekly boarding (Y4-8)8–13£33.5K
Choristers (Payable by parents)8–13£17.3K
Other fees(5)
Other fees
Registration fee· Non-refundable registration fee required when registering on the waiting list£75
Deposit· Refundable deposit required to secure a place, refunded on the final invoice less outstanding extras£750
Meals· Included in Kindergarten and Reception fees (per term)£357
Meals· Included in Years 1 – 8 fees (per term)£362
Insurance· All students are automatically covered under the school's student accident insurance policy

Discounts

  • Sibling discount: 7.5%

Admissions

St George’s welcomes students to join at any age, subject to place availability. Prospective families are encouraged to arrange a personal tour of the school by contacting the Registrar. A non-refundable registration fee of £75 is required to join the waiting list, and a £750 deposit is payable upon the formal offer of a place.

Calendar

The school operates on a termly basis, with the academic year typically concluding in early July. The calendar includes a variety of events such as residential trips, transition meetings, sports options afternoons, and end-of-year graduation services held in St George’s Chapel. Open events for prospective families are scheduled periodically, with the next event set for 3 October 2026.

Facilities

LibraryDining hallArt roomMusic roomTheatre / auditoriumGymnasiumSports fieldScience labsBoarding

About the campus

The campus is situated in a unique setting near Windsor Castle, featuring expansive playing fields, woodlands, and beautiful grounds. Specialist facilities include an art studio, a well-equipped design lab with 3D printing and CAD capabilities, and a food technology suite. Students also have access to the school’s gym and the historic St George’s Chapel for services and performances.

Co-curriculars

The school offers a co-curricular programme featuring over 40 different clubs and activities each term, designed to foster confidence, independence, and curiosity. Offerings include music, sports, and community-focused initiatives such as the Young Leaders programme. From Year 3 to Year 8, a range of after-school activities is included in the fees, with some alternative options available for an additional charge.

  • Emma KárolyiHead

    Emma Károlyi has a career spanning thirty years in UK primary and prep education and leadership. Prior to joining St George’s, she was Head of the Junior School of The King’s School Canterbury, where she oversaw the development of an innovative skills-based curriculum. She is a published educational author, a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts, and an advocate for creativity and holistic child development.

  • Kevin WillsSenior Deputy Head

    Kevin Wills is responsible for the wellbeing and leadership of the Prep and Senior Prep faculties.

  • Emma AdrianoDeputy Head and Head of Pre-Prep

    Emma Adriano provides wellbeing and learning leadership for the Pre-Prep. She also serves as the PYP Coordinator and is the Deputy-Designated Safeguarding Lead for the Pre-Prep.

  • Ally OnionsHead of Safeguarding and Mental Health

    Ally Onions is responsible for the safeguarding and wellbeing strategy and oversight. Her role includes oversight of Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) and Personal, Social, Health Education (PSHE).

  • Roz MoneyDirector of Marketing and Communications

    Roz Money is responsible for marketing and communications strategy and execution, brand guardianship, and events.

  • Alexandra ChartBusiness Director

    Alexandra Chart is responsible for financial oversight, operations, Health and Safety, HR, and support staff.

  • Zoe JamesYears 6-8 Wellbeing and Pastoral Lead

    Zoe James serves as the Years 6-8 Wellbeing and Pastoral Lead.