St Christopher's School

Nursery and Reception children are, where possible, observed on the school's premises. For Years 1 to 10, tests of English, mathematical ability and general ability may be given – becoming more formal with the increasing age of the child. Sixth Form (Years 12 & 13) offers are conditional on achieving certain GCSE or other academic grades prior to entry.

Yes, at some grade levels.

The school offers rolling admissions.

Yes, in some cases.

There are several third party bus transport companies for the Senior School.

British but we also have staff and students from: Algerian, American, Australian, Austrian, Bahraini, Bengali, Bangladeshi, Barbadian, Belgian, Brazilian, British, Bruneian, Bulgarian, Canadian, Columbian, Croatian, Greek Cypriot, Czech republic, Danish, Dutch, Egyptian, Emirati, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Indian, Iraqi, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Jordanian, Kenyan, Lebanese, Libyan, Malaysian, Maltese, New Zealander, Nigerian, Norwegian, Pakistani, Pilipino, Polish, Portuguese, Qatari, Russian, Saudi, Singaporean, South African, South Korean, Spanish, Sri Lankan, Sudanese, Swedish, Swiss, Syrian, Thai, Tobagonian, Trinidadian, Tunisian, Turkish, Ukrainian, and Zimbabwean. We are immensely proud of our multicultural community and consistently celebrate this diversity through our curriculum.

Over 100 different activities are currently offered, varying seasonally and with interest expressed by staff and pupils. There is no charge for the vast majority of ECAs (eg Crafty Creations, Cricket, Computer Graphics and Lego Robotics) however, some may involve a fee for additional costs, to cover specialist materials or external tuition (eg horse riding, ice skating, Junior Masterchef).

Yes - our very successful competitive sports team participate in a multitude of local and international competitions every year.

Libraries, science labs, computer labs, design technology spaces, specialized drama facilities, art studios, instrumental music program studios

Primary campus: sports hall, playground, shaded play area, sports field, temperature-controlled indoor swimming pool. Secondary campus: playground, sports hall, swimming pool, basketball courts.

Learning Support programmes support pupils who need a little extra assistance to help them fully access the curriculum. Specialist teachers and Learning Support Assistants work closely with class and subject teachers to devise a programme to suit the individual child. Sometimes support is only required for a short time; in other instances, assistance can be on-going over an extended period. Pupils felt to be underachieving for any reason are also routinely assessed by the Learning Support Department.