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Saint Christina's School A GSG School

Saint Christinas School

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Parents are firmly down to earth, not a whiff of glitz. Very few nannies or au pairs at the school gates. The children are modest, eloquent and courteous. Doors were held open and some older children unselfconsciously stood up as we entered. At every turn, we saw lively, inspiring teaching – all underpinned by kindness, exemplifying school values. Parents describe the teachers as ‘exceptional’ and ‘wise’. ‘They push enough without being pushy,’ said one...

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What the school says...

Saint Christina's School, London is a welcoming, nurturing and high performing independent school (IAPS) for girls and boys aged 3 to 11 years. At Saint Christina’s School, children enjoy the excitement of becoming independent learners, feel safe and happy.
We are committed to the pursuit of excellence in all areas, always recognising the individual needs of each pupil and supporting their full development spiritually, morally, intellectually, emotionally, physically and socially so that they may grow towards the fullness of life promised by Christ.
Each day brings exciting new opportunities to learn and discover at Saint Christina’s School. A warmth and regard for children in our care permeates all aspects of School life.
Saint Christina's School celebrates its 70th birthday in 2019, and as part of the schools celebrations recently completed a successful space launch!
The video of the launch and all the details can be found on their website at
https://www.saintchristinas.org.uk/news-and-dates/our-space-launch/ ...Read more

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What The Good Schools Guide says

Headteacher

Since January 2025, Damien Walshe.

Entrance

Academically non-selective, although children are observed on a taster morning ‘to ensure a proper fit'. Gentle guidance towards alternatives if necessary. Main entry points at 3+ for nursery class of around 20, and at 4+ for reception with two form entry of around 22 each. Early registration recommended. Following a visit, offers made in November year before entry. Open to all faiths and none but priority to Catholics, Christians and siblings. Definitely worth asking about occasional places. Co-ed now solid, with roughly equal number of boys and girls.

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Special Education Needs

At Saint Christina’s School we aim to identify and foster each child’s natural aptitude. Through a system of consultations with the child, parent-teacher meetings and regular assessments, we monitor progress and celebrate achievements. When this monitoring and assessment identifies children experiencing difficulty in specific areas of the curriculum, we establish an individual support programme. Learning support may be in the form of small group support in class, or one-to-one or small group tuition with specialist learning support teachers. If there are ongoing concerns, we are willing to advise on further courses of action. Children may be referred to the appropriate professionals for further support and intervention, such as educational psychologists, speech and language therapists or occupational therapists.

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