Our mission is to nurture curious minds, foster academic boldness and build an inclusive community where every child is known, supported and challenged to reach their highest potential.
Through outstanding teaching, a broad curriculum and a deeply values-led culture, we prepare pupils not only for senior school, but for life beyond the classroom.
What this means at St. Aubyn’s
A truly ambitious education prepares children not only for examinations, but to contribute positively to the communities around them. At St. Aubyn’s, citizenship is active, structured and woven into school life from the earliest years.
Pupils learn that responsibility, empathy and service are not abstract ideas – they are habits built through initiative and action.
of pupils who sat the 11+ (2025) received an offer from one of their chosen schools.
Pupils are involved in local and national charity work throughout the year. House charity days, food bank collections and campaigns such as Wrap Up London charity coat collection give children structured, meaningful opportunities to contribute, and to see the tangible impact of collective effort.
pupils form our school eco-committee
The sustainability garden and outdoor learning spaces give pupils hands-on experience of environmental stewardship. Sustainability is embedded into the curriculum and the culture of the school through a dedicated pupil-led eco-committee, encouraging pupils to think critically about the natural world and their responsibilities within it.
pupils form our school eco-committee
St. Aubyn’s actively celebrates the diversity of its community. Wear Your Story Day gives pupils the opportunity to share and honour their individual backgrounds and identities, while the house system builds belonging, friendly competition and leadership across year groups. Inclusion is a lived value – reinforced through assemblies, PSHE, house events and daily interactions.
For the 2025-2026 academic year the school community donated
159.15kg in food to Redbridge Foodbank
For the 2025-2026 academic year the school community donated 159.15kg in food to Redbridge Foodbank
“What has always stood out is the genuine care shown by the staff. The teachers know the children incredibly well and work in partnership with parents every step of the way. The staff have felt like an extension of our family at times, providing encouragement, reassurance and practical support whenever it was needed.”
— Parent
We invite families to visit, explore our school and experience this balance for themselves.
Have questions? We’ve got you covered. Check out our FAQs for quick answers!
Yes. A 97% five-year 11+ success rate demonstrates our academic strength, delivered without compromising wellbeing.
Our wellbeing provision, pastoral systems and inclusive culture ensure children feel supported, not pressured.
As well as academic rigour families choose us for our facilities, personal attention, warm community that many clubs are included in the fees.
Our specialist SEND team and tailored teaching ensure every child receives what they need to thrive.
Absolutely. Our academic outcomes and character development, according to each child’s needs, prepare children exceptionally well for their next stage.
We warmly invite you to a personal guided tour with Admissions Registrar, Mrs Helen Madden. During your visit, you’ll explore classrooms, creative spaces, and sports facilities to see how children grow in confidence and curiosity while building firm foundations for a lifetime of learning.
Most importantly, you’ll be in amongst a typical school day, allowing you to gain genuine insight into our nurturing community. Your visit concludes with a relaxed meeting with the Head to answer your questions.
