School fees

Our school fees include the cost of textbooks and stationery but exclude extra subjects and public examinations. Fees for the 2023-24 academic year are published below.

Standard Terms And Conditions–

 

Reception and Year 1
Termly payment by direct debit£4,622
Year 2
Termly payment by direct debit5,268
Year 3 - Year 6
Termly payment by direct debit£5,913
Year 7 - Sixth Form
Termly payment by direct debit£6,949

OTHER FEES

School lunches

Lunches are compulsory for all Junior School girls and the charge is included in the termly fees. Lunches are compulsory for Year 7 pupils and the charge is £321 paid termly by direct debit. For those wishing to bring in their own lunch (Year 8-Sixth Form), there is a charge, which is currently £10 paid termly by direct debit.

Trips and visits

Trips and visits are charged separately. The majority of these are relatively low cost but there are also optional, higher-cost holidays and trips planned at various points throughout school.

Extracurricular

The majority of extracurricular clubs and activities are provided at no extra cost, although pupils are required to bring their own materials for some clubs (i.e. cooking ingredients, materials for textiles etc). Some clubs, which are run by third parties or which take place off-site, do incur an additional cost.

Instrumental music lessons are available in school and are taught by our Visiting Music Teachers. These are at an additional cost and the current charge for individual instrumental lessons is £240 for 10 lessons of 30 minutes. Details about applying for instrumental lessons are provided when pupils join the school.

Alumni Community Membership

When the girls transition to or are joining the Senior School, a one off charge of £50 is added to cover life membership to our GHS Alumni community.

INSURANCE SCHEMES

Fees Refund Scheme

Fees Refund Scheme 2023 – Existing Pupils

Fees Refund Scheme 2023 – New Pupils

AXA Private Medical Scheme 2023-24

AXA Scheme Pupil Notice

AXA Scheme Overview

AXA Scheme Information Document

AXA Scheme Q&A

AXA Scheme Important changes