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  1. www.fhs-sw1.org.uk › admissions › open-eventsOpen Events | FHS Sloane Square - Francis Holland School

    Prospective pupils and parents looking to register are very welcome to attend any of our open events but we do advise you to book a place in advance.

  2. www.fhs-sw1.org.uk › about-us › vacanciesVacancies | FHS Sloane Square - Francis Holland School

    Current vacancies at Francis Holland School, Sloane Square.

  3. www.fhs-sw1.org.uk › newsNews | FHS Sloane Square - Francis Holland School

    Read all the latest breaking school news, including a full news archive for Francis Holland School

  4. ukguardianship.com › independent-school-gcse-rankingsBest Independent Schools in the UK | GCSE Rankings

    – Use the search box (top right of the table) to search for a particular school, location or school type. – *Diamond structure: boys and girls are taught separately. UKG’s experienced advisors can help with ... Francis Holland School, Regent’s Park: 85.4: 61: Greater London: Day: Girls: 534: 43: Palmers Green High School: 85.3: 27 ...

  5. www.fhs-sports.comFrancis Holland School, Sloane Square | Sports Home

    2 Teams v Francis Holland School, Regent's Park. 18 Sep 2024. Netball. 3 Teams v Latymer Upper School. 20 Sep 2024. Netball. Girls-U13A v U13 GSA Netball Tournament. Girls-U14A v U14 GSA Netball Tournament. 21 Sep 2024.

  6. www.isc.co.uk › westminster › francis-holland-school-regents-parkFrancis Holland School, Regent's Park, Westminster - ISC

    Francis Holland School, Regent's Park A happy, academic day school for girls aged 11-18 with a friendly and supportive atmosphere. Pupils achieve excellent results and all transfer to university, including Oxford and Cambridge. Sport, drama and music feature strongly in the extra-curricular schedule of 70 clubs.

  7. www.fhs-nw1.org.uk › about-us › historyHistory | FHS Regent's Park - Francis Holland School

    History Francis Holland School, Regent's Park, was founded in 1878 by the Reverend Canon Francis Holland, and was opened in Baker Street where it remained until 1915. The School was then transferred to its new purpose built site near Clarence Gate. Since that time there has been