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16 de abr. de 2012 · St Paul’s School: What to Expect. Daily Life – Age 13-16; Daily life – Age 16-18; St Paul’s Juniors: What to expect. First Years (Age 7-9) Second Years (Age 9-11) Third Years (Age 11-13) Collaboration with St Paul’s Girls’ School; Diversity, Equality & Inclusion; St Paul’s School Virtual Tour; Term Dates; History and Archives. St ...
Design and build new Junior School. The works include the construction of a new West building (3 storey changing room and teaching block) and East building (2 storey teaching block with double height hall), playgrounds, covered play area and associated landscaping works.
Our youngest pupils at St Paul’s Juniors join the First Years (Years 3 & 4). Each year approximately 54 boys join the Lower First Year (Year 3), in three forms of 18. As these boys move to the Upper First Year (Year 4) they are mixed with 18 new boys into four new forms. For over half of our pupils in the First Years, St Paul’s Juniors is a ...
Most pupils at St Paul’s Juniors are brought to school by their parents but some make their own way, travelling by bike, tube or bus. Pupils need to arrive before 8.20am and be registered with their Form Tutor by 8.30am.
St Paul’s Juniors – 7/8+ and 11+ A deposit of £3300 is required when a parent accepts the offer of a place. The deposit also covers attendance at the Senior School and is only returnable when the boy leaves St Paul’s (please refer to the *Standard Terms and Conditions).
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Home > Beyond the Classroom > Sport > Sport – Age 7-13. Sport plays an integral part in life at St Paul’s Juniors. Pupils have the opportunity to explore a huge range of activities through our PE, Games and co-curricular programme including rugby, football, cricket, tennis, cross country, athletics, badminton, tag American football ...
