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Sir William Perkins's School
Catchment Area, Reviews and Key Information

Secondary
Post 16
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This school has 3 parent reviews


Guildford Road
Chertsey
KT16 9BN
01932 574900
Surrey County Council
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Pupils
584
Ages
11 - 19
Gender
Girls only
Type
Other independent school
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NATIONAL AVG. 2.08
Independent inspection report
(2019-10-18)
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All Reports
100%
NATIONAL AVG. 60%
5+ GCSEs grade 9-4 (standard pass or above) including English and maths
100%
NATIONAL AVG. 43%
GCSE Grade 5 (strong pass) or above in both English and maths
72%
NATIONAL AVG. 55%
GCSE results at grade 9-7
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Explained for parents
37%
NATIONAL AVG. 14%
3 A levels at AAB or higher inc. two facilitating subjects
45.5
A level average point score
NATIONAL AVERAGE 34.3
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Average A level result
NATIONAL AVERAGE C+
+0.22
A level progress score
GCSE to A level
NATIONAL AVERAGE -0.02
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Boarding Type
Available
Scholarship Status
From £5,618
Day Fees Per Term

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School Description

Our Vision is to build confidence, integrity and excellence in a caring and happy community so that girls leave having been given the best possible chance of achieving their full potential, taking with them sound values, a breadth of skills and knowledge, and ready to take on the world! We believe in educating the whole person and equipping our girls to make their mark on the world.
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Sir William Perkins's School Reviews

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BY PARENTS, FOR PARENTS

“Proud to be a SWPS”
AUTHOR:
We have been so pleased with how our daughter has settled in to life at SWPS.  Coming from a small prep school (and being rather shy and a bit of a worrier) we were concerned that secondary school would be overwhelming.  We gave SWPS the heads up and the staff have been incredible - very supportive, kind and gave her the extra support she needed.  My daughter has also said all the girls are so nice too and ‘the older girls aren’t scary at all and they help you when you get lost’!  We have been so impressed with how interesting the teachers make their subjects and the co-curricular clubs are brilliant and cater for all interests. We couldn’t be happier with our choice of school and even in this first term our daughter is already very proud to be a Perkonian!
“Could not be happier with our choice of school – Happy Y7 Mother”
AUTHOR:
Our daughter started at SWPS just over a month ago, and we couldn’t be happier with the school. It offers academic challenge with a refreshingly down-to-earth approach, and the co-curricular offering is wide and varied. Teaching is excellent and my daughter bounces to the school coach every day, excited to take part in all that the school offers. Underpinning all this is the excellent pastoral care: the staff are incredibly supportive and kind, enabling the girls to settle in quickly and enjoy the excitement of starting a new school.
“Wonderful balance of academics and co-curricular activities”
AUTHOR:
I have two daughters with two very different personalities at SWPS. SWPS has such a wonderful balance of academics with co-curricular activities such as drama, music and sport and fantastic pastoral care that both girls are absolutely thriving there.  I will have no hesitation to send my third daughter there. The school is full of life, laughter and encouragement where girls can be themselves and are supported at all times in their journey through their school life.
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News & events from Sir William Perkins's School

Last update: 10 May 2021

 

Visit Sir William Perkins School to see what makes our school the perfect environment to cultivate potential.

 

Meetings with our Head

Individual meetings with our Head Mr Muller, can be arranged by appointment.

Please contact Admissions who can help you to arrange this meeting via [email protected] 

 

Sixth Form Open Evening

Our Sixth Form Open Evening takes place in the Autumn Term and is an opportunity to find out more about our bespoke Sixth Form programme. Students from other schools who are interested in joining our Sixth Form can book a place by emailing: [email protected]

 

Open Evening

Our Open Evening, held in the Summer Term is suitable for parents and children of any age.

You are welcome to attend to meet our Head and teaching staff and tour the school. No booking is required.

 

Please contact our Admissions Department if you have any queries or would like more information.

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FANTASTIC RESULTS AT GSCE AND A LEVEL

 


 

Academic achievement at SWPS is consistently high; and excellent results at GCSE and A Level reflect the hard work and effort our students put into their studies in pursuit of their future goals and ambitions. 

 

GCSE 2020:

  • 33% of grades 9
  • 58% of grades 9-8
  • 15% of students gained 9+ straight grade 9s
  • 52% of students gained all grades 9-7

A Levels 2020:

  • 100% Pass
  • 86% of grades A*-B
  • 64% of grades A*-A
  • 42% of students gained all A*-A grades
  • 68% of students gained 3 A*-B grades

 

Exam Results >>
SIR WILLIAM PERKINS'S AIMS ARE TO:
  • Inspire excellence in academic standard
  • Give the student the confidence to enjoy learning, the resilience to learn from mistakes and to cultivate good habits of work
  • Help each student develop fully as an individual with integrity
  • Help each student refine creative and practical skills
  • Help each student gain the qualifications they need to embark on, and succeed in, their chosen career
  • Help each student think independently
  • Help each student be a confident, responsible and unselfish member of the community.
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Our Vision here at Sir William Perkins's School is to build confidence, integrity and excellence in a caring, innovative and happy community so that each pupil leaves having been given the best possible chance of achieving their full potential, taking with them sound values, a breadth of skills and knowledge, and ready to take on the world!

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Meet the Head: Chris Muller

Chris Muller was appointed Headmaster of Sir William Perkins’s School in September 2014. He has previously been Head of Classics and Head of Sixth Form at Kingston Grammar School, and has also worked at the Royal Grammar School Guildford and St Dunstan's College. 

Who/what inspired you to become a teacher?

My love of classics and a desire to pass that on to others.

What achievement are you most proud of as Head?

Of creating the right balance between academic success and personal fulfilment among our students.

What does a successful school look like to you?

Ethos and atmosphere are everything – a relaxed but not sloppy environment, where expectations are high and students and staff possess a love of learning.

What is the most important quality you want every child to have when they leave your school? And why?

Confidence and integrity.

And why? Confidence in themselves and in their achievements will be a crucial element to their future happiness and success whilst their integrity will ensure that they will always know to do the right regardless of the situation.

Please give 5 words to describe the ethos of your school.

Excellence underpinned with gentle humour.

Sir William Perkins's School Catchment Area Map

This school is independently managed and its admission criteria may be selective. There is no set catchment area as pupils are admitted from a wide variety of postcodes and, in the case of boarding schools, from outside the UK. Contact the school directly or visit their website for more information on Admissions Policy and Procedures.


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