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St George's Weybridge is proud to have a reputation for being a friendly school where all students are individually known and valued equally whatever their strengths and weaknesses. Great care is taken by the teaching staff to ensure that all students develop into confident and compassionate individuals, which will prepare them to play a responsible role in the shaping of society.

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Meet our new Headmaster, Mr Henry Warner.For many within the St George’s community, Mr Warner will already be a familiar...
28/08/2026

Meet our new Headmaster, Mr Henry Warner.

For many within the St George’s community, Mr Warner will already be a familiar face, after serving as Deputy Head Academic for the past three years. He begins his first term as Headmaster this September with a deep understanding of our school, its people and the values that make it special.

For families joining St George’s for the first time - and those getting to know us - Mr Warner brings experience from a wide range of schools, both state and independent. What drew him to St George’s was its distinctive combination of academic ambition, exceptional opportunities and a community in which young people can truly flourish.

His vision for St George’s centres on seeing excellence everywhere: in the classroom, across sport and the creative arts, and in the way we care for and contribute to our community. This vision reflects our commitment to a perfectly balanced education and is firmly rooted in our Josephite ethos and belief in the inherent dignity and worth of every individual.

Mr Warner will also now experience St George’s as a parent, with his three daughters joining the Junior School in September.

When term is in full swing, Mr Warner describes the College as ‘buzzing like a beehive’ - a joyful, ambitious and purposeful community. We look forward to the bees returning to the beehive in a little over a week’s time!

27/08/2026

As we prepare for the start of a new academic year, it feels like the perfect moment to look back at our Scholars’ Festival, held at the end of the Summer term.

The evening was a joyful celebration of the hard work, dedication and talent of our Scholars across every discipline - from academics, music and drama to sport and art.

We were also delighted to welcome back OG Olivia Lada Moczarski, who opened the festival with an inspiring address just a day after graduating with a Law degree from Trinity College, Cambridge. She encouraged our Scholars not to tie their identities too closely to being able, but instead to embrace challenge, reminding us that we can always choose persistence, resilience and passion.

Her message feels especially fitting as we reflect on our students' excellent recent A Level and GCSE results, together with incredibly strong Value Added - a testament to the quality of teaching and learning across our School. We now look ahead to an exciting new chapter under our new Headmaster, Mr Henry Warner, formerly our Deputy Head Academic.

Congratulations once again to all our Scholars. We cannot wait to see what the new academic year brings.

24/08/2026

A huge well done to our amazing A Level and GCSE Art students! 👏

Their fantastic results reflect the creativity, imagination and incredible hard work that went into developing their final submissions.

We loved seeing their artwork displayed at our Summer term Art and DT Exhibition, where students explored their own ideas through sculpture, fine art, photography and ceramics. Every piece told a unique story and demonstrated the confidence they developed by experimenting with new techniques and bringing their ideas to life.

We're so proud of everything our students have achieved and the confidence they've shown in experimenting with new techniques and bringing their ideas to life.

At our GCSE Results brunch yesterday, we asked our Fifth Year students what they were most proud of. With the best-ever ...
21/08/2026

At our GCSE Results brunch yesterday, we asked our Fifth Year students what they were most proud of.

With the best-ever GCSE results in the College's history, there were some very well-earned grades, of course. But they were also proud of the effort behind them, the progress they had made, challenges they had overcome, activities and clubs they had thrown themselves into – and their friendships.

From 'getting my first 8 in Maths' to 'participating in lots of House events', 'everything I've accomplished' and simply 'doing them', every card told its own story.

We’re proud of your results, Fifth Year. But we’re just as proud of everything behind them.

Ten years ago, Rachel Owens arrived at St George’s College on GCSE Results Day. Today, another Results Day – and the bes...
20/08/2026

Ten years ago, Rachel Owens arrived at St George’s College on GCSE Results Day. Today, another Results Day – and the best-ever GCSE results in the College’s history – brings her ten academic years as Headmistress to a close.

Since 2016, Rachel has led St George’s through a decade of growth, achievement, celebration and challenge, always with an unwavering commitment to our students and to the values at the heart of our Georgian community.

It seems entirely fitting that her final day should be spent as her first was: with students, staff and families, celebrating young people and all that they have achieved.

Thank you, Rachel, for ten remarkable years and for everything you have given St George’s.

There was plenty to celebrate at St George’s this morning as our Fifth Year students came together for GCSE Results Day ...
20/08/2026

There was plenty to celebrate at St George’s this morning as our Fifth Year students came together for GCSE Results Day – and achieved the College’s strongest GCSE results to date.

An outstanding 31.4% of all grades were Grade 9, with 60% at Grades 9–8 and 81.5% at Grades 9–7. Just as importantly, our Value Added score places St George’s in the top 1% of schools nationally – reflecting the progress our students make during their time with us.

Results are always about more than the grades. Over brunch, we asked students to tell us what they were most proud of – and their answers captured so much of what lies behind today’s success: hard work, progress, favourite subjects, friendships and, of course, some very well-earned grades.

Headmistress Mrs Rachel Owens summed it up: “I am so proud of this Fifth Year cohort, as they all surpassed their individual goals.”

It was particularly fitting that Chair of Governors, Denis Nowlan, joined students, families and staff for the celebrations on Mrs Owens’ final day as Headmistress – and her final Results Day after a decade leading the College.

For most of our Fifth Year, today also marks the beginning of their next chapter at St George’s as they prepare to join the Sixth Form in September.

Huge congratulations, Fifth Year. We are very proud of you. ❤️

Today we’re celebrating a record-breaking set of GCSE results at St George’s College. ⭐ 31.4% of all grades at Grade 9⭐ ...
20/08/2026

Today we’re celebrating a record-breaking set of GCSE results at St George’s College.

⭐ 31.4% of all grades at Grade 9
⭐ 60% at Grades 9–8
⭐ 81.5% at Grades 9–7

There was particularly strong performance in Maths and English, where both Value Added and the proportion of Grade 9s were highest. Alongside these exceptional results, our Value Added performance places St George’s in the top 1% of schools nationally.

For Headmistress Mrs Rachel Owens, the results mark a particularly special final day at St George’s after a decade as Headmistress: “Every Head wants their students to achieve their best – and so I am delighted that the students really have delivered on becoming the very ‘Best Version of Themselves’.”

Huge congratulations to our students. These results reflect an extraordinary amount of hard work, ambition and commitment – and the dedication of the teachers who have supported and challenged them throughout their journey.

And the celebrations are only just beginning. Today we’ll be asking our students to tell us what they’re most proud of, because behind these record-breaking results are many individual achievements worth celebrating.

Good luck to all our Georgians receiving GCSE results tomorrow 🍀Results Day marks the culmination of a huge amount of ha...
19/08/2026

Good luck to all our Georgians receiving GCSE results tomorrow 🍀

Results Day marks the culmination of a huge amount of hard work, ambition and commitment – and an exciting milestone in their St George’s journey.

We’re looking forward to celebrating the results, the individual achievements and everything our students have to be proud of.

Good luck, Georgians!

From Reception to Cambridge, Saskia C’s St George’s journey has been quite something. Last week, Saskia celebrated four ...
18/08/2026

From Reception to Cambridge, Saskia C’s St George’s journey has been quite something.

Last week, Saskia celebrated four A*s in Maths, Further Maths, Physics and Chemistry – confirming her place at the University of Cambridge, where she follows her brother James, OG 23, to study Engineering.

Described by our Head of Sixth Form as an 'intellectual firework', Saskia is an exceptional academic – but that is only part of her story.

A talented and versatile sportswoman, she has represented the College First XI at hockey, including at this year’s National Final, and captained our First XI cricket for two years. Throughout her time at St George’s, she has combined that breadth of achievement with an extraordinary work ethic and a characteristically composed and modest approach.

Her tutor perhaps summed her up best in three words: 'talent, discipline and humility’.

From her first days at the Junior School to A Level results at the College, Saskia has certainly made the most of her time at St George’s. It was a particularly lovely moment to see her celebrating with Headmistress Mrs Rachel Owens last week, on Mrs Owens' final A Level Results Day.

We are enormously proud of everything she has achieved – and very excited to see where Engineering at Cambridge takes her next.

Congratulations, Saskia.

There was plenty to celebrate when Upper Sixth student Matt G joined us for last week's A Level Results Brunch.Matt achi...
17/08/2026

There was plenty to celebrate when Upper Sixth student Matt G joined us for last week's A Level Results Brunch.

Matt achieved an A* in PE and secured his first-choice place at the University of Liverpool, where he will study Business Management.

It was also a chance to get a photo of Matt with his Triple Colours cap! At the end of the Summer term, he became one of the select group of Georgians to be awarded Triple Colours, earning School Colours in rugby and cricket and First Team Colours in hockey.

Matt’s contribution across all three sports has been remarkable. He played every hockey match of his Upper Sixth year as the team reached two national finals; represented the cricket 1st XI more than 30 times, captaining the side in his final season; and brought the same game intelligence and composure to the rugby pitch as 1st XV fly half.

Our Director of Sport, Mrs Laura Gibson, summed Matt up best:
“The very best players influence games. The exceptional ones influence the people around them. Matt has done both.”

Congratulations, Matt - on the Triple Colours, the A*, and your place at Liverpool. We look forward to seeing what comes next!

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