Ware, Hertfordshire · SG11 1DS
AAB+ A-level
23.5%
9–7 GCSE
47.9%
Day fees
£29k
Inspection
Not yet inspected
St Edmund's College is a Catholic coeducational all-through school (3–18) set in historic grounds in Ware, Hertfordshire, combining day and boarding provision. Rooted in Catholic tradition and the patronage of St Edmund, the school emphasizes intellectual, physical, emotional and spiritual development within a structured, values-driven community. The school attracts families seeking a comprehensive education underpinned by Christian ethics, strong pastoral care, and broad co-curricular engagement.
Who thrives here
Families seeking a values-driven, all-through Catholic education with strong pastoral support and co-curricular breadth. Pupils who respond well to structured routines, community service, and an emphasis on character formation alongside academic rigour.
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Old Hall Green
Ware, Hertfordshire
SG11 1DS
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Day fees at St Edmund's College are approximately £29,397 per year (2026/27). Boarding fees are higher.
St Edmund's College admits pupils at 3+, 4+, 7+, 8+, 11+, 13+, 16+. Entry is assessed by 11+ Selective Examination. See the Admissions section above for open days and key dates.
At St Edmund's College, 23.5% of A-levels were graded A*–B and 47.9% of GCSEs were grade 7/A or above. Full results are in the Results section above.
St Edmund's College offers boarding as well as day places.
Frequently praised
✓Strong pastoral care and sense of community across all-through provision
✓Catholic values embedded but inclusive of diverse family backgrounds
✓Excellent co-curricular breadth (CCF, polo, service) alongside solid academics
✓Supportive transition process across entry points
✓Well-maintained historic campus with family-oriented ethos
Common concerns
!Limited transparency on day-pupil fee structure (fees listed as 'unknown')
!Not yet Ofsted-inspected; latest independent inspection is ISI 2024
!Boarding provision may appeal to minority; day option may feel secondary in culture