St Bees
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| Location | St Bees, Cumbria | ||
| Address | St Bees School, St Bees Cumbria, CA27 0DS, UK. |
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| Closest Airport | Manchester | ||
| Number of Pupils | 306 | ||
| Head Teacher | Mr James Davies | ||
| Tuition Fees | Year 7 & 8 Full Boarding Fees – £7,320 per term Year 9 – Sixth Form Full Boarding Fees – £9,985 per term |
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Who will St Bees suit?
Youngsters who might otherwise be distracted by high city life will find the quiet and gentle countryside, plus the inspiring mix of ancient and modern buildings, an excellent venue for university preparation. Sixth formers are confident, friendly and enthusiastic supporters of their school, which is home to over 300 pupils, 43% of whom are boarders from the UK and 22 other countries. Cricket and other sports facilities, including their own golf course and Golf Academy, are excellent.
Outcomes
Most move on to top UK universities, including a few to Oxford and Cambridge, and 95% of school leavers gain admission to their first choice university. Provision is made for those who want to pursue more vocational opportunities.
Settling-In at St Bees
An international department ensures that all overseas pupils have help with English language and the development of proper study skills to allow them to meet their needs. Maths, science, art and music are strong. A one-year GCSE course and a Sixth Form development course (also for one year) are available.
Scholarship Opportunities at St Bees
St Bees offers one full scholarship to pupils on entry at 11+, 13+ and 16+
Academic, Music and Sport Scholarships are also available up to a maximum of 50%
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ASIS View of St Bees
Set in beautiful local sandstone buildings over 400 years old, St Bees School provides an added-value education for children of all academic abilities, including preparing for Oxbridge, and regularly achieves the status of No.1 school in the English north-west region. It has a coastal location, two hours from Manchester but just ten minutes from some of Britain’s most glorious countryside in the Cumbrian Lake District. St Bees was founded by a former Archbishop of Canterbury who wanted to create an atmosphere of academic diligence, similar to Oxford and Cambridge, whilst embodying the gentle Christian approach to friendship and care.
