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Queenswood is ranked as the third best Tennis School in the World in 2017. As a school, it has had many successes in senior and junior national leagues, county leagues and school competitions, winning the National Schools Aberdare Cup in 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015 and 2016.
Hertfordshire,AL9 6NS. 01707 602500. admissions@queenswood.org. FOLLOW US: Visit Website Directions. An all-round, academically strong school which is particularly well known for Music, Drama, Dance, Art and Sport. The school is known for its exceptional pastoral care and happy, purposeful atmosphere. The ‘Queenswood Qualities’ of ...
comment. Fondly known as Q, this all-girls day and boarding school has a reputation for both academic and sporting excellence. As well as achieving strong GCSE and A Level results year on year, Queenswood is widely regarded as the UK’s number one school for tennis. The school was founded in Clapham Park in 1894 and moved to its present campus ...
Curriculum. Queenswood is most definitely not an academic hot-house. Nonetheless, our girls thrive intellectually. They enjoy the freedom to explore and challenge, and are encouraged to be inquisitive and creative. We offer a broad and balanced curriculum, where science and maths are as popular as humanities, languages and the arts.
As an all-girls school, Queenswood believes that without gender boundaries, girls have the space to take intellectual risks in an environment which is entirely supportive. Students receive the best of both worlds by enjoying the peaceful school setting whilst also being a short 20-minute train journey into London.
Principal’s Welcome. I am privileged to be Principal of this wonderful school and I am passionate about educating girls in a positive, supportive and challenging environment. Queenswood is a community where girls achieve all that they dream of and more. The opportunities for growth and development for boarders and day girls are extensive ...
Since 1894, Queenswood has been providing truly progressive education to generations of young women. You can get an overview the School’s history and heritage by exploring our interactive timeline below. For more in-depth information, we recommend this article by Queenswood’s former archivist, Dr Wendy Bird, and the book In Hortis Reginæ ...
