At St Paul’s, art, history of art, craft, design and IT are integrated to facilitate a rich and diverse curriculum.
Our teaching expertise means we can guide students to set works of art in their social and historical context.
Classics is the study of two ancient languages – Latin and Greek – and their rich and varied literature.
We consider computer science to be the fourth science; it is a discipline with established techniques and thinking skills that will last students a lifetime.
Whether it’s in class, the annual school plays or productions students put on themselves, there’s always a wealth of drama taking place at St Paul’s.
At St Paul’s, we aim to develop the independent critical-thinking skills which enable our students to tackle complex real-world issues.
The members of the English department at St Paul’s Girls’ School form a diverse group but we share a profound love of literature.
Geography lessons at St Paul’s inspire curiosity about the world.
The history and politics department plays a prominent role in the academic life of the school.
Here, mathematics is a valued activity beyond the requirements of the syllabus.
Learning other languages is the only way to understand how other cultures think and express themselves.
The standard of music-making at St Paul’s has a well-deserved reputation for excellence and a rich history.
Our comprehensive curricular programme is grounded in the pursuit of ‘Sport for All.’
Studying Religion and Philosophy at St Paul’s is about giving girls the chance to look outside themselves.
Science at St Paul’s is about creative thinking, identifying patterns and considering a range of evidence to provide solutions and answers.
