ST MARGARET'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, EXETER, DEVON, UK. A Leading Independent School

St Margaret's boasts an extremely high academic achievement rate whilst focusing on individuality and personal

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St Margaret's is a Leading Independent School in Exeter
Educating Boys aged 3-11and Girls aged 3-18

Our academic standards are high, with exceptional ‘value-added’. Visitors are always impressed by our warm sense of community, the sense of purposefulness and enjoyment. We work hard and we have fun in doing so. Read more...




			Ellie Grange - Oxford During the Christmas holidays we heard the exciting news that Ellie Grange had been offered a place at St Hugh’s College, Oxford to read History. Few girls could have deserved a place more. Read More...

			Saatchi Art Prize Julia Whiting from St Margaret’s School has won the Saatchi Gallery/Sunday Telegraph Schools Art Prize, which is the most prestigious student (under 18) art award in the UK. Read More

			Rotary Young Chef Zoe Sing wowed the judges at the Devon Rotary Young chef competition on the 16th January. Using local scallops and sea bass from Beer, Zoe now moves through to the South West counties final in February and the Springboard Young chef semi-final as well. Read More...




			On the 16th and 17th of January, girls from the ages of fifteen to seventeen, studying music or drama, ventured to London to see ‘Billy Elliot’ at the ‘Victoria Palace’ theatre. St Margaret’s starts the New Year off with a bang! More... School Magazine 2011 Click here...



			John Ryley Head of Sky News Last Friday the Sixth Form and some members of Year 10 and 11 were privileged enough to attend a workshop given by the head of Sky News – John Ryley – who is currently heading a campaign to allow TV cameras in courts after his successful online petition for a parliamentory debate. Read More...

			Super Science ‘Saturday 15th October marked another triumphant step forward for the Science Department at St Margaret’s. The team put on another day for Year 5 and 6 girls and boys who travelled from all over to quench their thirst for some Saturday Science. Read More

			The Witches ‘The Witches’ has been a wonderful play to embark on. What I enjoyed the most was getting to know different girls from different years in the school. Drama really allows everyone to come together and work as a whole, enabling new friendships to be made. Read More

			National Youth Music Theatre This summer I had an amazing experience that has had a huge impact on me as a person. I worked for 3 weeks with the ‘Youth Music Theatre’ on a musical based upon the real events in Warsaw during WWII. Read More

			Top Marks in the Country Top of the Country! Rhiannon Fuller, now reading Modern Languages at Trinity College, Cambridge, gained top marks in A Level French in last summer’s WJEC exam. Read More...

			Good Schools Guide Review Click here...

			Inspection Report “Enjoying excellence” comes true! St Margaret’s ‘strap-line’ of ‘enjoying excellence’ has been fully endorsed by its recent Inspection. Read more...



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			News SummerTerm 2011 Royal Wedding celebrations were the name of the day…or even two days!...last week, when everyone, from Nursery through to Year 6, came together in a frenzy of red, white and blue. . Read More...

			News Autumn Term 2010 Congratulations to Grace Kislingbury and Zoe Sing, who have won first and second place in the central area final stage of the Rotary Young Chef of the Year Competition. Read More...

			News Summer Term 2010 We had a fantastic day, luckily the weather was on our side, and we had a few pink faces on Thursday to prove it. The overall winners were Curie with an impressive 451 points with Bronte trailing in second place with 400. As always at St Margarets, House events are met with much enthusiasm and excitement. More....

			News Spring Term 2010 World Book Day gave both the Pre-Prep and Prep school (and a number of over excited Lower Sixth girls!) the opportunity to dress up as their favourite characters from books. More...