Is Queen Anne's School a private school?

Yes, Queen Anne's School is an independent/private school.

What subjects are asked in Queen Anne's School 11+ Exam?

English, Maths, Verbal and Non-Verbal Reasoning are the subjects asked in Queen Anne's School 11+ Exam.

No, Queen Anne's School is a Girls School.

Queen Anne's School conducts its own 11+ exams.

admissions@qas.org.uk is the official email address of Queen Anne's School.

Updated on: October 20, 2023

Quick and detailed information for the 11+ exams in 2023-2024 of Queen Anne's School is provided below for 11+ and 13+ Parent's reference.

Address: Queen Anne’s School, Henley Road, Caversham, Berkshire RG4 6DX
School Website: Click here for more information
Admissions Contact:
- Telephone: 0118 918 7333
- Email: [email protected]
School Type: Independent Boarding and Day school for girls
Total Number of Students in School: Around 450 pupils
Number of Places available: Parents need to check the latest updated information on the school website.
Open Days:
- Open Morning, Saturday 16 September 2023 (All Day)
- Open Morning, Friday 10 November 2023
Closing Date for Registration: Parents need to check the latest updated information on the school website.
Exam Provider: Queen Anne's School
ISI Report: ISI Report | Queen Anne's School, London

ASSESSMENT DAY:
- School 11+ assessment day takes place in October, prior to Common Entrance in January. Girls will sit a written English paper as well as complete online mathematics, verbal and non-verbal reasoning tests (www.cem.org) and also take part in a group interview. Non-assessed workshops also take place during the day to enable girls to get to know one another and experience the breadth of life at Queen Anne’s.
COMMON ENTRANCE:
- All girls must sit the 11+ Common Entrance examinations, which take place in the January of the year of entry. The Common Entrance examinations assess girls who transfer to senior schools at the ages of 11+. The syllabuses are devised and regularly monitored by the Independent Schools’ Examination Board (ISEB) composed of representatives of the Headmasters’ Conference (HMC), the Girls’ Schools Association (GSA) and the Incorporated Association of Preparatory Schools (IAPS).
- The papers are set by examiners appointed by the board, but the answers are marked by the senior school for which a candidate is entered.
- Common Entrance Guide

Access 11+ Past Papers with Detailed Mark Schemes and Answers.

Must Practice these time-tested 11+ ISEB style practice Papers.

School Catchment Area Criteria: Parents need to check the latest updated information on the school website.

School Fees: Queen Anne's School 2023-2024 Academic Year Fees Details

Day	£8,692 per term Includes tuition, lunch, morning and afternoon snack, ordinary medical care and use of books which are provided below Sixth Form
Flexi Board	£14,510 per term for 3 or 4 nights per week £13,759 per term for 2 nights per week
Full Board	£14,983 per term Includes tuition, board, meals and snacks, laundry, ordinary medical care and use of books which are provided below Sixth Form level for UK and EEA boarders
International Full Board	£15,941 per term Includes tuition, board, meals and snacks, laundry, ordinary medical care, and use of books which are provided below Sixth Form level for boarders from outside the UK and EEA
Overnight accommodation	£90 per night
Exeat Weekend	£145 per weekend
Exeat Weekend (including Bank Holiday)	£190 per weekend

ASSESSMENT DAY:
- School 13+ assessment day takes place in October, prior to Common Entrance in January. Girls will sit on a written English paper as well as complete online mathematics, verbal and non-verbal reasoning tests (www.cem.org) and also take part in a group interview. Non-assessed workshops also take place during the day to enable girls to get to know one another and experience the breadth of life at Queen Anne’s.
COMMON ENTRANCE:
- All girls must sit the 13+ Common Entrance examinations, which take place in the January of the year of entry. The Common Entrance examinations assess girls who transfer to senior schools at the ages of 13+. The syllabuses are devised and regularly monitored by the Independent Schools’ Examination Board (ISEB) composed of representatives of the Headmasters’ Conference (HMC), the Girls’ Schools Association (GSA) and the Incorporated Association of Preparatory Schools (IAPS).
- The papers are set by examiners appointed by the board, but the answers are marked by the senior school for which a candidate is entered.
- Common Entrance Guide