School report
Queen Mary's School
England · Girls only · 235 pupils
At a glance
Latest income
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A colour summarising the school's most recent inspection outcome. Different inspectorates (ISI, Ofsted, and the Scottish and Welsh bodies) use different systems, so results from different inspectorates aren't directly comparable.Green
ISI · 2023-12-05
Fees
Fees
What Queen Mary's School publishes for 2025/26 — the advertised price, before any bursary or scholarship.
| Day | Boarding | |
|---|---|---|
| Prep | £24,468 /yr ≈ £8,156/term | £35,304 /yr ≈ £11,768/term |
| Senior | £30,108 /yr ≈ £10,036/term | £41,496 /yr ≈ £13,832/term |
Termly figures are the annual fee ÷ 3. Source: the school's fee page ↗
Full boarding fees have risen +56.8% since 2021/22 — from £27,465 to £43,074 in 2026/27. Latest figure includes VAT. See the full six-year trend below.
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See plans →Inspection & safeguarding
Latest outcome: all met
- Regulator
- ISI
- Band
- Green
- Report date
- 2023-12-05
- Report age
- 2.5 years
Inspectorates use different scales, so bands are shown only within their own regime, never cross-mapped.
Academic results
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See plans →Curriculum & activities
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See plans →Data & sources
Where these figures come from, and how complete they are.
- Financial source
- Charity Commission (England & Wales)
- Detail level
- Parsed from full accounts
- Latest accounts
- 2024-08-31
- Years on record
- 5
- Accounts age
- 21 months
- Pupil numbers
- 235 (inspection:ISI)
- Components
- Income components reconcile
- Entity scope
- This school
Pupil–teacher ratio: not published — independent schools aren’t in the DfE workforce census, and filed accounts don’t separate teaching staff.
Capital trend: only one year of capital spend is on record, so a multi-year under-investment signal can’t be computed yet.
Computed 2026-06-20 · pipeline ct-derived-1.0.0. Indicators, not verdicts — each is traceable to its source.
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