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ADMISSIONS 2 ADMISSION TO THE JUNIOR SCHOOL 3 ADMISSION TO THE SENIOR SCHOOL 7 ADMISSION TO THE SIXTH FORM 11 SCHOLARSHIPS ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS ART & DESIGN SCHOLARSHIPS DRAMA SCHOLARSHIPS MUSIC SCHOLARSHIPS SPORTS SCHOLARSHIPS
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BURSARIES
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SCHOOL FEES
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GETTING TO ST BENEDICT’S
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VISIT US
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STEP INTO ST BENEDICT’S Welcome to St Benedict’s, one of London’s leading independent Catholic co-educational schools. Rooted in a rich Benedictine tradition, we combine academic excellence with a warm and inclusive community where every child is known, valued, and encouraged to flourish. Proud of our heritage yet firmly focused on the future, we embrace innovation, creativity, and opportunity, preparing young people with the confidence, character, and compassion to thrive in an ever-changing world. At St Benedict’s, young people thrive within a warm, happy, and caring community where they are known as individuals and encouraged to achieve their very best. We offer a seamless educational journey from Nursery through to Sixth Form, enabling children to grow in confidence, curiosity, and character at every stage of their development. Academically ambitious and committed to excellence, we combine high expectations with outstanding pastoral care and personal support. Inspirational teaching, strong relationships, and expert guidance help every young person discover their strengths, fulfil their potential, and develop a genuine love of learning. We recognise that every child is different and take pride in nurturing individual talents, interests, and aspirations. Our Nursery and Junior School provide a vibrant and supportive environment in which children can flourish. As part of an all-through school, families benefit from a seamless transition into the Senior School, with no 11+ examination hurdle to navigate. This allows our young people to focus on making the most of the rich educational opportunities available to them and to fully benefit from an academically ambitious curriculum designed to challenge, inspire, and prepare them for
future success. The close connection between the Junior and Senior Schools, located on the same site, also provides access to specialist facilities, teaching expertise, and cross-school opportunities from an early age. Beyond academic success, we place great importance on personal development. Guided by our Benedictine values, we encourage young people to become resilient, compassionate, and principled individuals who contribute positively to the world around them. Integrity, kindness, generosity, and respect for others are woven through every aspect of school life. Sport, Music, Art, Drama, and our extensive co-curricular programme are central to the St Benedict’s experience. Whether on the stage, on the sports field, in the classroom, or through one of the many clubs and activities on offer, young people are encouraged to explore new opportunities, develop their talents, and discover what inspires them. We believe that an outstanding education prepares young people not only for academic success, but also for happy, purposeful, and fulfilling lives. This is the St Benedict’s education: academic excellence, outstanding pastoral care, and a community where every child can thrive.
Joe Smith, Headmaster
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ADMISSIONS ADMISSIONS
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ADMISSION TO THE JUNIOR SCHOOL At St Benedict’s Junior School, we believe childhood should be filled with discovery, challenge, friendship, and joy. Our young people benefit from a nurturing environment where they are known as individuals, encouraged to be curious, and supported to develop confidence in themselves and their abilities.
Pre-Prep 1 (Reception) – Age 4+ Reception is one of the main entry points to St Benedict’s Junior School. Small class sizes enable our teachers to build strong relationships with every child and provide the individual attention needed to support both academic and personal development.
As part of an all-through school, we offer a seamless educational journey from Nursery through to Sixth Form. Our academically ambitious curriculum, outstanding pastoral care, and extensive co-curricular opportunities enable every child to flourish and make the most of their unique talents.
Application Process Children are invited to a friendly “Getting to Know You” session, where they take part in a range of ageappropriate activities individually and in small groups.
Nursery (Age 3+) Our Nursery welcomes children from the age of three, with entry points in September, January, and April, subject to availability. The Nursery provides a warm, stimulating, and playbased environment where children develop confidence, independence, communication skills, and a love of learning. We understand that every child develops at their own pace and work closely with families to ensure a positive and successful start to school life. Application Process As part of the admissions process, children are invited to attend a short play session, allowing us to get to know them in a relaxed and age-appropriate setting and to ensure that St Benedict’s is the right environment for them to thrive.
Pre-Prep 2 and Pre-Prep 3 (Years 1 and 2) Applications for Years 1 and 2 are welcomed throughout the year, subject to availability. Application Process Children are invited to spend time with us through a short assessment and informal meeting, allowing us to understand their strengths, interests, and readiness for the next stage of their education. Small class sizes ensure that every child receives personalised support and encouragement as they continue to develop academically, socially, and emotionally.
While admission to the Nursery does not automatically guarantee a place in Reception, the expectation is that children will continue their educational journey through the School wherever possible.
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Lower Prep (Year 3) – Age 7+ Lower Prep marks the beginning of our Prep School and opens up an exciting range of new opportunities. Young people enjoy a broad and stimulating curriculum, taught by both form teachers and subject specialists, while continuing to benefit from excellent pastoral support. Application Process We welcome bright, curious, and enthusiastic learners who are eager to embrace all aspects of school life. The admissions process includes assessments in English and Mathematics, together with a taster day that allows children to experience life at St Benedict’s and gives us the opportunity to get to know them. Upper Prep to Form 2 (Years 4–6) Applications for Years 4–6 are considered throughout the year, subject to availability. Application Process Prospective pupils attend a taster day where they participate in literacy and numeracy assessments and
spend time in lessons and with their peers. This enables us to gain a holistic understanding of each child, recognising not only academic ability but also character, enthusiasm, and potential. A Seamless Journey to Senior School One of the unique benefits of joining St Benedict’s Junior School is the continuity it provides. Young people join with the expectation that they will progress to the Senior School at age 11, without the need to sit an 11+ entrance examination. This seamless transition allows children to focus on learning, growth, and making the most of the exceptional opportunities available to them. From an early age, they benefit from access to specialist teaching, senior school facilities, enrichment activities, and a curriculum designed to challenge and inspire. Offers and Registration Offers of a place are made following a successful assessment, a satisfactory reference from the child’s current school or setting, and a meeting with the Junior School Headmaster. Places are limited at all entry points and demand is often high. We therefore encourage families to register their interest early and to contact the Admissions Team to discuss availability and the application process. We look forward to welcoming you and your family to St Benedict’s.
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ADMISSION TO THE SENIOR SCHOOL As a High Performance Learning (HPL) World Class School, St Benedict’s is recognised for the exceptional quality of education we provide and our commitment to helping every student achieve their full potential. Students are encouraged to thrive within our supportive, co-educational community, where academic ambition is balanced with outstanding pastoral care and a wealth of opportunities beyond the classroom. Admission to Year 7 (11+) Joining St Benedict’s at 11+ marks the beginning of an exciting educational journey, where students quickly become part of a vibrant and inclusive community. Alongside a broad and challenging curriculum, they benefit from exceptional teaching, extensive co-curricular opportunities and a strong sense of belonging. Every student is encouraged to grow in confidence, discover new interests and develop the knowledge, skills and character to flourish throughout their time at St Benedict’s and beyond.
Application Process All external candidates sit the School’s 11+ entrance examination, the majority of whom will then be invited to an activity morning. The activity session will comprise a group task designed to assess candidates’ potential across a range of qualities that are central to life at St Benedict’s students, and which we seek to develop in all our students: • Communication • Empathy • Teamwork
• Creativity • Confidence • Inclusion
The activity morning is an integral part of the assessment process as it provides the candidate with an opportunity to demonstrate their personality and character within a relaxed atmosphere whilst getting to know their potential future classmates. It also enables our staff to observe and ascertain the contribution that candidates might make to the general life of the School. A reference is also sought from the candidate’s current school.
Age on 1 September 2027
11 (Year 7)
Number of Places Available
120
Closing Date for Registration
Sunday 15 November 2026
Date of Entrance Examination
Saturday 5 December 2026
Examinations
Mathematics English
Group Activity Dates
Monday 18 & Tuesday 19 January 2027
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Admission to Years 8 (12+), 9 (13+), 10 (14+) As with the 11+ process, all candidates must sit an entrance examination, some of whom will then be invited to an interview. A reference will also be sought from the candidate’s current school.
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Age on 1 September 2027
12 (Year 8), 13 (Year 9), 14 (Year 10)
Number of Places Available
Subject to availability
Closing Date for Registration
Sunday 15 November 2026
Date of Entrance Examination
Saturday 5 December 2026
Examinations
Mathematics English
Interview Dates
Monday 18 & Tuesday 19 January 2027
Offers Emailed
Friday 12 February 2027
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A warm and engaging school, with a strong moral core. Excellent pastoral care, solid academics, outstanding sport, and a hugely rich extracurricular offering in a wellmaintained setting.
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The Good Schools Guide
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ADMISSION TO THE SIXTH FORM St Benedict’s Sixth Form offers a vibrant and ambitious community, in which students flourish academically, personally and socially. We encourage young people to become independent thinkers, confident leaders and responsible citizens, ready to embrace the opportunities and challenges of the future. Application Process After submitting the online application form, applicants will be invited to attend an interview with a member of the Sixth Form team. Candidates should bring their most recent school report and, where available, their predicted GCSE grades. We will also request a reference from their current school as part of the admissions process. Sixth Form Entry Requirements A level Courses External applicants • A minimum of 35 points from your best five GCSE/ IGCSE subjects. Current St Benedict’s students • A minimum of 30 points from your best five GCSE/ IGCSE subjects. BTEC Sport For entry to BTEC Sport, both internal and external applicants must achieve a minimum of 30 points from their best five GCSE subjects.
Subject Requirements Some subjects have additional entry requirements: Biology, Chemistry and Physics • Grade 7 or above in Mathematics GCSE/IGCSE. • Grade 7 or above in the chosen science subject. Mathematics • Grade 7 or above in Mathematics GCSE/IGCSE. • A grade 8 is strongly recommended. Further Mathematics • Grade 8 or above in Mathematics GCSE/IGCSE. • A grade 9 is strongly recommended. All Other A levels • Grade 6 or above in the subject you wish to study. • For subjects not previously studied at GCSE, a grade 6 in a closely related subject is required. Students Following Alternative Qualifications Students who are not taking GCSE examinations will be asked to complete an online assessment as part of the admissions process. Applicants wishing to study Mathematics or a Science at A level will also be required to sit an entrance assessment in the relevant subject.
Age on 1 September 2027
16 (Year 12)
Number of Places Available
Up to 30
Closing Date for Registration
15 November 2026
Date of Interviews
Thursday 3 & Friday 4 December 2026
Offers Emailed
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SCHOLARSHIPS SCHOLARSHIPS
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Scholarships At St Benedict’s, our scholarship programme celebrates exceptional talent, commitment and potential across a wide range of disciplines. We are proud to support pupils who demonstrate outstanding ability, intellectual curiosity and a strong desire to contribute positively to school life. Our Scholars are recognised as role models within the School community: young people who not only excel in their chosen field, but who also inspire others through their enthusiasm, leadership and dedication. While Scholarship Programmes provide enhanced opportunities and enrichment, we believe excellence should be accessible to all, and our Scholars are expected to play an active role in raising aspirations and standards across the wider school community. Scholarships are available for students joining the School at 11+ and Sixth Form entry points and are open to both current and external applicants. Scholarship Awards St Benedict’s scholarships can be awarded in recognition of the following achievements: • Academic Excellence • Art & Design • Drama
• Music • Sport
It is possible for a student to hold more than one scholarship and the value of each of these scholarships is usually in the region of up to 10% of annual school fees. Scholarships are awarded at the discretion of the Headmaster and are subject to the relevant Conditions of Award. Please note that late applicants cannot be considered for scholarships. Further details, including our Scholarship Policy and application information, can be found our website.
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11+ 16+ ACADEMIC SCHOLARSHIPS 11+ Academic Scholarships All candidates registered to sit the 11+ entrance examination will be considered for an Academic Scholarship. The award of a scholarship will be based on performance in the examination, the group activity and a satisfactory reference from the candidate’s current school. Academic Scholarships for students progressing from St Benedict’s Junior School will be awarded based on a comprehensive review of the academic data collected throughout their time at the Junior School. Candidates must register for a place at the school by Sunday 15 November 2026. Awards are confirmed with offer letters.
16+ Sixth Form Academic Scholarships Students who wish to be considered for an Academic Scholarship must register for and sit the Scholarship Examination. Receipt of a scholarship will be dependent on the candidate’s performance in the Scholarship Examination, an interview, and a satisfactory reference from the candidate’s current school. Candidates must submit an Application Form and a Sixth Form Academic Scholarship Application Form, available from the school website, by Sunday 15 November 2026. Examinations will be held the week commencing Monday 23 November 2026 with some candidates subsequently invited to an interview. Internal candidates must also submit a Sixth Form Academic Scholarship Application Form by Sunday 15 November 2026. Awards are confirmed with offer letters. In September, the Headmaster may, at his discretion, award a small number of honorary academic scholarships to Lower Sixth (Year 12) students, in light of their performance at GCSE.
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ART & DESIGN SCHOLARSHIPS Art & Design Scholarships: 11+ and Sixth Form Students who wish to be considered for an Art & Design Scholarship must submit an Application Form and an Art Scholarship Application Form by Sunday 15 November 2026.
As a guide in deciding whether to apply for Fine Art, it is likely that successful candidates will display considerable talent in Drawing, Painting or Sculpture. They are likely to have sensitive drawing, painting and/or 3D modelling skills. We would also expect them to have an understanding of how meaning is conveyed through Art.
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As a guide in deciding whether to apply for Design, it is likely that successful candidates will display considerable talent in 3D or Graphic Design. They are likely to be able to generate ideas using the design process. 11+ Art & Design Scholarships 11+ candidates will be assessed on the quality and creativity of their portfolio. Shortlisted applicants will be invited to complete an assessment designed to explore their artistic skills and potential, followed by a short interview with the Head of Art.
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Sixth Form Art & Design Scholarships Sixth Form candidates should submit a portfolio including both GCSE coursework and independent creative work. Applicants are expected to be predicted at least a Grade 7 in a relevant Art & Design subject. Students awarded a Sixth Form Art & Design Scholarship will be expected to study Art & Design at A level and to contribute actively to the creative life of the School. Shortlisted candidates will also attend a short interview with the Head of Art.
Portfolio reviews, tests and interviews will take place on Wednesday 25 November 2026 (11+) and Friday 27 November 2026 (Sixth Form). Awards are confirmed with offer letters..
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DRAMA SCHOLARSHIPS Drama Scholarships: 11+ and Sixth Form Students who wish to be considered for a Drama Scholarship must submit an Application Form and a Drama Scholarship Application Form by Sunday 15 November 2026.
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As a guide in deciding whether to apply, candidates will have been involved in a number of productions and will show particular promise as a performer. 11+ Drama Scholarships 11+ candidates will be asked to perform a monologue of their choice lasting 1-2 minutes, showing a range of acting skills and provide a scrapbook/portfolio of their drama experiences (e.g. productions they have seen as well as productions they have performed in, drama clubs, any summer school courses etc).
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Sixth Form Drama Scholarships Sixth Form candidates will be asked to perform two contrasting monologues lasting 2-3 minutes from a published play and arrive prepared to discuss a production they have seen that has inspired them. Those awarded a Drama Scholarship at Sixth Form entry will be expected to take Drama and Theatre studies as an A level option.
All shortlisted candidates will have a short interview with the Director of Drama. Auditions will take place on Friday 27 November 2026. Awards are confirmed with offer letters.
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MUSIC SCHOLARSHIPS Music Scholarships: 11+ and Sixth Form Students who wish to be considered for a Music Scholarship must complete and return an Application Form and a Music Scholarship Application Form, available from the school website, by Sunday 15 November 2026. As a guide in deciding whether to apply, it is likely that successful candidates will have achieved the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music Grade 5 at 11+ and Grade 7 at Sixth Form, or be at the equivalent standard in their main instrument. Shortlisted candidates will be asked to perform two contrasting pieces of music, take an aural test, a sight-reading test, and have a short interview with the Director of Music. Successful candidates are expected to participate fully in the School’s rich musical programme through its ensembles, choirs and concerts, and demonstrate the commitment, enthusiasm and ability to act as musical ambassadors for the School. Auditions will take place on Friday 27 November 2026. Awards are confirmed with offer letters.
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SPORTS SCHOLARSHIPS Sports Scholarships: 11+ and Sixth Form Students who wish to be considered for a Sports Scholarship must complete and return an Application Form and a Sports Scholarship Application Form, available from the school website, by Sunday 15 November 2026.
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11+ Sport Scholarships Our 11+ Sport Scholarships are awarded to talented young athletes who demonstrate exceptional sporting ability, enthusiasm and the potential to contribute strongly to school sport. Successful candidates are typically sporting all-rounders with the capability to excel in the school’s ‘Main’ sports and represent the school at a high level. Our ‘Main’ sports at 11+ are: Boys: Athletics, Cricket, Fencing, Football and Rugby Girls: Athletics, Cricket, Hockey, Netball and Fencing*
* Fencing is a ‘Minor’ sport for girls
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Sixth Form Sport Scholarships Sixth Form Sport Scholarships are awarded to students who demonstrate outstanding ability and the potential to perform at an elite level within one of the School’s ‘Main’ sports. Successful candidates are likely to have experience within representative squads, performance pathways or high-level club competition associated with the School’s ‘Main’ sports. Our ‘Main’ sports at 16+ are: Boys: Athletics, Cricket, Fencing, Football and Rugby Girls: Athletics, Cricket, Hockey, Netball and Fencing* Scholarships are awarded only within these ‘Main’ sports. Successful candidates are expected to specialise in their chosen discipline, contribute fully to the School’s sports programme and demonstrate the potential and ability to compete at first-team level. Shortlisted candidates will have to participate in a full day of athletic testing, interviews and sports trials. The assessment days will take place on Thursday 26 November 2026 (11+) and Wednesday 2 December 2026 (Sixth Form).
Awards are confirmed with offer letters.
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BURSARIES BURSARIES
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Bursaries (Fee Assistance) At St Benedict’s School, we are committed to ensuring that talented and ambitious students can benefit from a St Benedict’s education, regardless of financial circumstances. A bursary differs from a scholarship in that it is based on the financial need of the applicant and the family. Bursary applications are available to all families who cannot afford all of the fees depending on their circumstances. Eligability Bursaries are available for entry into the Senior School at 11+ (Year 7) and into the Sixth Form at 16+ (Year 12). Awards are offered to students who demonstrate exceptional potential and who would make a positive contribution to the wider school community. In most cases, bursary recipients will also have been awarded a scholarship. Applying for a Bursary All bursary applications are means-tested and assessed individually. When determining the level of fee assistance, consideration is given to a family’s financial circumstances, including income, housing costs, siblings and capital assets.
As bursary funding is limited, we regret that we are unable to support every applicant, including some students who may have been awarded a scholarship. To be considered for a bursary, applicants must apply for a scholarship in one of the following areas: • Art & Design • Drama • Music
• Sport • Academic •
All 11+ applicants will automatically be considered for an academic scholarship based on their entrance examination. Please note that all bursary awards are subject to annual review and may be adjusted in line with any changes to family circumstances. The Bursary Application Process Before applying for a bursary, families must complete the relevant 11+ or 16+ Application Form, together with the appropriate Scholarship Application Form, via the school website.
If your combined family income exceeds £90,000 per annum or if you own significant assets, you are unlikely to qualify for a bursary on financial grounds.
Further information about the bursary application process, along with the school’s Bursary Policy, can be found on bursaries page of our website at www.stbenedicts.org.uk
Application Deadline for Bursaries and Scholarships
Sunday 15 November 2026
Scholarship Assessments take place
w/c Monday 23 November 2026
Sixth Form Entry Applicant Interviews
Thursday 3 & Friday 4 December 2026
11+ Entrance Examination
Saturday 5 December 2026
Shortlisted Applicants sent link to the Bursary Portal
Early January 2027
Assessments with Bursary Administration Ltd (BAL) will take place
January 2027
Bursary Decision Letters sent via Email
February 2027
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FEES
SCHOOL FEES 2026/2027
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Nursery Fees (per term) There are three options for parents and the fees structure reflects these choices: £4,259 per term
Option 1: 8am–1pm term time only
Option 2: 8am–3.30pm term time only £6,082 per term £6,404 per term
Option 3: 8am–6pm term time only
Sibling Reduction: The sibling reduction offered to new pupils is as follows: Second and subsequent children: 10% reduction from fees. Other Fees Registration fee (non-refundable) £150 (£300 for overseas applicants)
The fees for the Nursery include lunch, as well as morning and afternoon snacks.
An Acceptance Deposit of £1,500 to secure your child’s place. This is refunded when the student leaves the school.
Junior School Fees (per term) Tuition fees are currently charged at the following rates (incl VAT):
Optional Costs
Pre-Prep Department (aged 4–7 years) £7,063 per term Junior School (aged 7–11 years) School lunch
£7,850 per term £335 per term
Senior School & Sixth Form Fees (per term) Tuition fees are currently charged at the following rates (incl VAT): Senior School & Sixth Form (aged 11–18 years)
£9,295 per term
These fees cover the use of text and library books, scientific materials and games. • The cost of external examinations is not included in the tuition fees.
Junior School After School Club £11.50 per session if collected by 4.30pm, plus an additional £17.50 per session if collected between 4.30pm and 6.00pm Junior School Breakfast Club Avaliable from 7.30am – £5.00 per session Junior School Holiday Activities Club The Junior School Holiday Activities Club is available during holiday periods at a rate of £55 per day (8am–4pm) or £75 for an extended day (8am–6pm). The Junior School Holiday Activities Club is available for St Benedict’s pupils from Nursery to Year 7. Terms and Conditions Terms and conditions apply. Full details are available on our website.
• Lunches, which are non-compulsory, are also charged as an extra. Students may bring their own packed lunches from home if preferred.
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GETTING HERE GETTING TO ST BENEDICT’S SCHOOL Getting toStStBenedict’s Benedict’s School Getting to School
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VISIT US The best way to experience life at St Benedict’s is to visit us in person. Whether you attend one of our Open Events or arrange an individual tour, you will have the opportunity to explore school meet our students and staff, and gain a genuine insight into the vibrant and welcoming community that makes St Benedict’s so outstanding. We look forward to welcoming you and helping you discover all that our school has to offer. Junior School Admissions 020 8862 2253
Senior School Admissions 020 8862 2254
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Senior School St Benedict’s School 54 Eaton Rise Ealing London W5 2ES
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