St Paul's School London

St Paul's School is one of the UK's premier independent schools for boys aged 13 to 18, founded in 1509 by Dean John Colet. Located in Barnes, southwest London, along the Thames, St Paul's offers A-Levels and is consistently ranked among the top academic schools in England. It achieves outstanding Oxbridge acceptance rates and sends students to the world's leading universities. A member of HMC and inspected by ISI, the school is celebrated for academic excellence combined with a rich co-curricular life in music, drama, art, and sport. Notable alumni include Samuel Pepys, George Osborne, and many eminent academics and public figures. The school's modern campus on the river features excellent science facilities, arts centres, a sports hall, and rowing facilities on the Thames. St Paul's is also home to one of the finest school libraries in the country. Day school boys benefit from London's extraordinary cultural resources while enjoying a close, supportive school community.