Applications now open for September 2026
Applications are now open for September 2026 entry for:
• Junior School
• Year 7
• Year 12 Sixth Form
Applications are now open for September 2026 entry for:
• Junior School
• Year 7
• Year 12 Sixth Form
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Stamford sits just off the A1 in the East Midlands, offering countryside living without sacrificing connectivity. Direct rail services link to Cambridge, Stansted Airport, Leicester and Birmingham, with Peterborough only 12 minutes away by train and London King’s Cross reachable in around 45 minutes.
Set on the River Welland, Stamford combines excellent transport links with strong amenities and a vibrant town centre. Home to around 21,000 people, it is a popular choice for commuting families and was named one of The Sunday Times Best Places to Live in Britain in 2024.
There is plenty on offer for residents of Stamford, with a busy network of clubs, leisure activities and local attractions to enjoy, such as the historic Burghley House located just 5 minutes from the centre of town, and Rutland Water, just 10 minutes away, with its wildlife and water sports. Find out more about all the things to do in and around Stamford on the Visit Lincolnshire website.
Our picturesque town plays host to filmmakers seeking to show the ‘picture-postcard’ vision of England including films such as Pride and Prejudice and more recently The Crown. Stamford provides an array of local sporting opportunities, with Burghley Park Golf Club, Stamford Rugby Club, Stamford Daniels Football Club, Stamford Squash Club and Burghley Park Cricket Club, to name just a few.
We are embedded in the heart of the town
Our Nursery and Junior Schools are located to the west of the town, whilst our Sixth Form campus - St Martin’s - and our main senior school - St Paul’s, are situated in the heart of the town centre.
Our school Chapel, numerous playing fields, sports centres, swimming pools and boarding houses are embedded amongst the town's shops and businesses.
