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Thriving from ancient roots: Queen Elizabeth's School, 1573–2023 In 1573, Elizabeth I granted a charter ‘for the establishment of the Free Grammar School of Queen Elizabeth in Barnet’. With 2023 thus marking the 450th anniversary of our School, a number of special celebrations took place.
Queen Elizabeth's School, Barnet is a boys' grammar school in Barnet, northern Greater London, which was founded in 1573 by Robert Dudley, 1st Earl of Leicester, and others, in the name of Queen Elizabeth I.
Our admissions process. Admissions information > Admissions Process. On this page you will find the information you need to make an application to the School. There are two tabs, depending on which year your son would be entering into Year 7.
Founded in 1573. Queen Elizabeth's is a state-funded grammar school, with 450 years' experience of producing confident, able and responsible young men. We provide a totally meritocratic environment, in which our boys reach their very considerable potential both in their academic and extra-curricular pursuits.
About us. Our history. An introduction. School Performance. New & noteworthy. Admissions information. Working at QE.
Queen Elizabeth’s is wonderfully situated on a 23 acre site on the edge of the Green Belt in High Barnet and within easy reach of central London. The School is located on Queens Road, off Wood Street (A411), and is well served by public transport links.
Each year the School publishes a brochure for prospective boys and their families. Here you will be able to read about topics including academic matters, pastoral care, our history, facilities, extra-curricular activities and the opportunities that await our pupils after their School careers.
