Reigate United Kingdom
Reigate St Mary'sDescription
Reigate St Mary’s is a coeducational day school for pupils aged 2 to 11. It is a junior school of Reigate Grammar School (RGS), the top coeducational day school in Surrey, and typically 75 to 80 percent of children transfer to RGS each year. The school's fundamental belief is that children need to be happy and healthy to learn. The school has been shortlisted for Independent Prep School of the Year 2020 in recognition of their all round excellence and holistic approach to education. Their outstanding integration of technology into the learning of even their youngest children and their award winning robotics team sets them apart from other prep schools in the area.
- Day school tuition No Information
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Grades for day school
Pre-K/Reception -
5th Grade/Year 6 - Scholarships Available Yes
- Number of Students 360
- Year founded 1950
- Boarding school tuition No Information
- Curricula UK National
- Type Co-ed
Accreditations
Rated Excellent in the last ISI Inspection in 2016. Shortlisted for Independent Prep School of the Year 2020 A member of IAPS and the Choir Schools Association
Scholarships
Choral scholarships are available
Admissions Information
Entry Requirements
We are a non selective school. Children entering Year 3 and above are asked to complete some tests as part of a taster day to ensure the school is right for their needs and to advise parents of possible pathways to senior school.
- Students can join after the academic year begins Yes
- Waiting List Yes
Waiting List
There are waiting lists for some year groups.
Academics
- ELL support Yes
School Life
- Bus service No
- Sports teams available Yes
- Pastoral Care Yes
- Do students practice religion at the school No
- Max class size 22
- School provides lunch Yes
- Supervised care before or after school Yes
- Uniform required Yes
- Access to an educational psychologist Yes
- Average class size 22
Religion at School
The children attend Matins twice a week at St Mary's church and we accept pupils of all religions and none.