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  • Independent school for girls

Francis Holland School, Regent's Park: entry, tests, dates and fees

Ivor Place, London, NW1 6XR

Facts checked 19 October 2026By ExamKind Editorial TeamSchool website

Can we apply, and when?

For September 2027 entry

Your next steps for 11+ entry

  1. Next: Registration closes for 11+ entry

    in about 2 weeks

  2. Coming up: Scholarship applications close

    in about 2 weeks

    Only if you are applying for a scholarship

  3. Coming up: Bursary applications close

    in about 4 weeks

    Only if you are applying for help with fees

Francis Holland Regent's Park sets its own tests and decides after them and the interviews. We have not found a published pass mark, so we do not show one.

How entry works

How entry works

Ways in, and how children are assessed

Francis Holland Regent's Park takes new pupils at 11+ and 16+. Each way in has its own tests and dates.

  • 11+ entryjoins Year 7

    How children are assessed: an interview, a reference from the current school and london consortium test.

    Registration closes: Friday 6 November 2026 (for September 2027 entry)

Other ways in: 16+Places, tests and registration for each

  • 16+ entryjoins Sixth Form

    How children are assessed: an interview, a reference from the current school, GCSE grade requirements and own subject papers.

    Registration closes: Wednesday 14 October 2026 (for September 2027 entry)

Source: Francis Holland School, Regent's Park, checked

More about entry from our guide

The school calls itself FHRP for short. It belongs to the Francis Holland Schools Trust, which also runs a sister school at Sloane Square, and it has its own admissions. It was founded in the AnglicanFrancis Holland Regent's Park: Religious characterChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Whilst FHS is founded in Anglican tradition, the school welcomes all faiths, and none, with every faith being represented in each year group.View the official source tradition and says it welcomes girls of every faith and of none.

Most girls arrive in Year 7 or in the Sixth Form. Now and then a place opens up in another year group, so it is worth asking if you are looking at a different age.

11+ (Year 7Francis Holland Regent's Park: JoinsChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Year 7 (11+)View the official source)

There are three parts to the 11+ for September 2027 entryFrancis Holland Regent's Park: Current cycleChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: We are now accepting applications for 2027 entry.View the official source:

  • the London 11+ Consortium testFrancis Holland Regent's Park: London consortium testChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: We are part of the London 11+ Consortium, an association of 13 independent London day schools for girls operating one exam across the group.View the official source
  • an interviewFrancis Holland Regent's Park: InterviewChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: We believe in giving every applicant the chance to shine. Interviewing every child reflects our holistic approach.View the official source, which every girl has
  • a reference from the current schoolFrancis Holland Regent's Park: ReferenceChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: This is when your daughter can get to know us, and we can get to know her. (We’ll also ask her current school for a reference.)View the official source

About the Consortium assessment. FHRP is part of the London 11+ Consortium. Rather than each school writing its own paper, the member girls' day schools use one common assessment, so a girl applying to more than one of them is assessed only once. It is taken on a computer and comes in two sections. Section one tests maths, English, and reasoning with both words and shapes. Section two moves on to problem-solving and a comprehension task with a creative side.

A girl can sit the assessment at FHRP, where the date is 27 November 2026Francis Holland Regent's Park: Parts (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: 11+ Assessment Date at Francis Holland Regent’s Park – Friday 27 November 2026View the official source. She may instead take it at her current school or at another centre. The Consortium's dates for that are 27 November 2026, 1 December 2026 and 3 December 2026Francis Holland Regent's Park: Parts (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against London 11+ Consortium.The source says: Consortium Assessment dates: One of Friday 27th November, Tuesday 1st December or Thursday 3rd December 2026View the official source, and she sits on just one of them.

The interview, on 4 January 2027Francis Holland Regent's Park: Interview date (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Interview Date – Monday 4 January 2027View the official source. FHRP meets every applicant, not just those with the highest scores. The school describes this as part of looking at each girl as a whole person, and as a chance for her to get to know FHRP too.

Offers arrive on 12 February 2027Francis Holland Regent's Park: Offer date (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Offer Date – Friday 12 February 2027View the official source. Families who want the place need to accept by 3 March 2027Francis Holland Regent's Park: Acceptance deadline (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Deadline to accept – 12pm, Wednesday 3 March 2027View the official source, at noon.

16+ (Sixth FormFrancis Holland Regent's Park: JoinsChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Sixth Form (16+)View the official source)

Sixth Form entry has its own timetable, and it runs earlier than the 11+. On one Assessment and Interview Day, 5 November 2026Francis Holland Regent's Park: Assessment date (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Assessment and Interview Day – Thursday 5 November 2026View the official source, each applicant:

  • sits subject papers set by the schoolFrancis Holland Regent's Park: Own subject papersChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Sit entrance assessments in your chosen A Level subjects and be interviewed by a senior member of our Sixth Form team.View the official source, in the A level subjects she hopes to take
  • has an interviewFrancis Holland Regent's Park: InterviewChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Sit entrance assessments in your chosen A Level subjects and be interviewed by a senior member of our Sixth Form team.View the official source with a senior member of the Sixth Form team

The school also asks for a reference from the current schoolFrancis Holland Regent's Park: ReferenceChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: (We’ll also ask the Head of your current school for a reference.)View the official source, written by her head teacher. Offers usually come with GCSE grade requirementsFrancis Holland Regent's Park: Gcse requirementsChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Offers are typically made on condition of achieving a grade 8 or above in the relevant GCSE subjects, with at least a 6 or above in Maths and English.View the official source: high grades in the subjects she will study at A level, and sound passes in English and maths. Offers go out on 1 December 2026Francis Holland Regent's Park: Offer date (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Offer Date – Tuesday 1 December 2026View the official source.

Registration for this round closes on 14 October 2026Francis Holland Regent's Park: Registration deadline (2027)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Registration Deadline – Wednesday 14 October 2026View the official source, only days after we checked the school's pages. If your daughter is in Year 11 now and interested, contact the school.

13+ scholarships

FHRP does not run a regular 13+ entry. Even so, it offers scholarships at 13+Francis Holland Regent's Park: 13 plusChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: External candidates looking for a 13+ place are also welcome to apply for the above scholarships.View the official source: sport scholarshipsFrancis Holland Regent's Park: SportChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Art, Music, Sports and Subject Scholarships to the value of 10% of fees.View the official source and organ scholarshipsFrancis Holland Regent's Park: OrganChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: In addition to this, we also offer the opportunity for gifted musicians to apply for an Organ Scholarship in the Summer Term of Year 8.View the official source, applied for in the Summer Term of Year 8. Girls applying from outside for a Year 9 place can try for these too. The organ scholarship is aimed at gifted young musicians.

Key dates

11+ dates for September 2027 entry

Francis Holland School, Regent's Park

  1. Next: Registration closes for 11+ entry

    in about 2 weeks

  2. Coming up: Scholarship applications close

    in about 2 weeks

    Only if you are applying for a scholarship

  3. Coming up: Bursary applications close

    in about 4 weeks

    Only if you are applying for help with fees

  4. Coming up: Entrance tests

    Source: London 11+ Consortium, checked

  5. Coming up: Interviews

  6. Coming up: Scholarship assessments

    Only if you are applying for a scholarship

  7. Coming up: Offers sent

  8. Coming up: Accept or decline an offer by

    in about 19 weeks

Dates for the other ways in16+

16+ entry, September 2027

  1. Done: Registration closes for 16+ entry

  2. Next: Bursary applications close

    in 3 days

    Only if you are applying for help with fees

  3. Coming up: Entrance tests

  4. Coming up: Interviews

  5. Coming up: Offers sent

  6. Coming up: Accept or decline an offer by

    in 7 weeks

A year younger? 11+ dates for September 2028 entrySome are not published yet; we show what the school has said.

  1. Not published yet: Registration closes for 11+ entry

    Not yet published, checked 10 Oct 2026

  2. Not published yet: Entrance tests

    Not yet published, checked 10 Oct 2026

  3. Not published yet: Offers sent

    Not yet published, checked 10 Oct 2026

At a glance

Francis Holland Regent's Park in brief

tap a value for its source

Ages
11 to 18AgesChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: In the heart of Marylebone, Francis Holland Regent’s Park is an independent girls’ school for pupils aged 11–18, with a happy and supportive learning environment.View the official source
The ages the school teaches, from youngest to oldest.
Day or boarding
day school
Whether pupils go home each day or can live at the school.
Ways in
11+, 16+
The ages at which the school takes new pupils (4+, 11+ and so on).
Scholarships
6 kinds
Awards for a talent, such as academic work, music or sport.
Help with fees
Yes, up to 100%
Bursaries reduce fees for families on lower incomes, after a check of income and savings.
Registration fee
£200including VAT
Paid to the school when you register your child for its tests.

Fees

From £10,845 a term, including VAT
11+ entry, day
£10,845 a term, including VAT
16+ entry, day
£10,845 a term, including VAT

Fees for the 2026-27 school year, as the school publishes them. We never add or remove VAT.

fees shown include VAT

Registration fee: £200 (including VAT).

Deposit when you accept a day place: £3,150.

Source: Francis Holland School, Regent's Park, checked

Joining atFee for 2026-27Francis Holland Regent's Park: Academic yearChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Termly School Fees (effective 1 September 2026)*View the official source
11+ (Year 7)£10,845 per term, including VATFrancis Holland Regent's Park: DayChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Year 7 to Year 13 – £10,845View the official source
16+ (Sixth Form)£10,845 per term, including VATFrancis Holland Regent's Park: DayChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Year 7 to Year 13 – £10,845View the official source

FHRP charges one termly fee from Year 7 right through to Year 13. It covers lunch and personal accident insurance as well as tuition. The school notes that fees shown include VATFrancis Holland Regent's Park: Vat treatmentChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: All fees are inclusive of VAT unless otherwise stated.View the official source. These are the fees FHRP publishes for 2026-27Francis Holland Regent's Park: Academic yearChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Termly School Fees (effective 1 September 2026)*View the official source. The school reviews them every year, so check the latest figures before you plan.

For families living in the UK, registration costs £200, including VATFrancis Holland Regent's Park: Registration feeChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: UK Residents – £200View the official source; the fee is higher for families abroad. A deposit of £3,150Francis Holland Regent's Park: Deposit dayChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: A deposit of £3,150 is required on acceptance of a place (not subject to VAT).View the official source secures a place. Most of it is paid back when your daughter leaves, and a small part goes towards life membership of the former pupils' association.

Bursaries and scholarships

Bursaries up to 100% of fees
Bursaries (help with fees)
Available, up to 100% of the fees. They depend on a check of household income and savings. Income guide: £125,000 total household gross income (the school's guide figure).
Scholarships
For academic, art, music, organ, other and sport, at 11+, 13+ and 16+ entry, worth up to 10% of the fees.

Source: Francis Holland School, Regent's Park, checked

  • Bursaries: means-tested bursaries availableFrancis Holland Regent's Park: AvailableChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Bursary awards are typically offered at Year 7 and on entry to the Sixth Form and are reviewed annually.View the official source
  • Largest bursary: 100%Francis Holland Regent's Park: Max percentChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Sloane Square.The source says: The deposit required for a 100% bursary will be £250; and forView the official source of fees
  • Income guide: £125,000 (total household gross income, guide)Francis Holland Regent's Park: Income thresholdChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Sloane Square.The source says: A total household gross income of less than £125k - meaning that parents (and/or othersView the official source

Bursaries are set by the Francis Holland Schools Trust and follow the same rules at both of its schools. They are usually offered to girls joining in Year 7 or the Sixth Form, and each award is looked at again every year. The income figure is a guide: above it, a family is unlikely to be considered. Families with a full bursary pay a much smaller deposit. Our bursaries guide explains what a means test usually looks at.

FHRP offers scholarships at three stages:

StageScholarships
scholarships at 11+Francis Holland Regent's Park: 11 plusChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Year 7 (11+)View the official sourceacademic scholarshipsFrancis Holland Regent's Park: AcademicChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Academic, Art and Music Scholarships to the value of 5% of fees.View the official source, art scholarshipsFrancis Holland Regent's Park: ArtChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Academic, Art and Music Scholarships to the value of 5% of fees.View the official source, music scholarshipsFrancis Holland Regent's Park: MusicChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Academic, Art and Music Scholarships to the value of 5% of fees.View the official source
scholarships at 13+Francis Holland Regent's Park: 13 plusChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: External candidates looking for a 13+ place are also welcome to apply for the above scholarships.View the official sourcesport scholarshipsFrancis Holland Regent's Park: SportChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Art, Music, Sports and Subject Scholarships to the value of 10% of fees.View the official source, organ scholarshipsFrancis Holland Regent's Park: OrganChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: In addition to this, we also offer the opportunity for gifted musicians to apply for an Organ Scholarship in the Summer Term of Year 8.View the official source
scholarships at 16+Francis Holland Regent's Park: 16 plusChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Sixth Form (16+)View the official sourceart, music and sport scholarships, plus other scholarshipsFrancis Holland Regent's Park: OtherChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Art, Music, Sports and Subject Scholarships to the value of 10% of fees.View the official source (subject scholarships)

Sixth Form scholarships are worth 10%Francis Holland Regent's Park: Max percentChecked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: Art, Music, Sports and Subject Scholarships to the value of 10% of fees.View the official source of fees, and Year 7 awards are worth less. Scholarships are mainly about recognition. If cost is the bigger question for your family, a bursary is the route to look at.

Open days

Next: 11+ Open Morning, Tue 3 Nov 2026

  1. Done: Open Morning (passed)

    9:00 – 10:30

  2. Done: 16+ Open Evening (passed)

    from 4:30pm tours and 5:30pm start of presentations, booking needed

  3. Done: 11+ Open Day (passed)

    booking needed

  4. Coming up: 11+ Open Morning

    booking needed

Source: Francis Holland School, Regent's Park, checked

The next event FHRP lists is.

At this morning, a pupil from the Lower School shows families round, and then the Head gives a talk. The school also runs small-group 11+ tours and talks during the autumn term. The 16+ open evening for this round has already happened, and the school says there are no more 16+ events for this year's entry.

Results, as published by the school

A level grades A* to A: 63% (2026)

  • A level grades A* to A, 2026

    63%A level grades A* to A, 2026Checked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: | % Grade A* - A | 63% | 57% | 55% | 60% | 73% | 85% |View the official source

    57% in 2025

  • A level grades A* to B, 2025

    87%A level grades A* to B, 2025Checked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: | % Grade A* - B | 93% | 87% | 92% | 82% | 90% | 96% |View the official source

    No earlier year published

  • GCSE grades 9 to 7, 2026

    85%GCSE grades 9 to 7, 2026Checked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: | % 9 - 7 / A* - A | 85% | 79% | 87% | 77% | 86% | 91% | 86% |View the official source

    79% in 2025

  • GCSE grades 9 to 8, 2026

    67%GCSE grades 9 to 8, 2026Checked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: | % 9 - 8 / A* | 67% | 55% | 66% | 56% | 60% | 73% | 65% |View the official source

    55% in 2025

Results are the school's own figures. Schools count them in different ways, so compare with care.

FHRP reports these results for its pupils. We show them as the school publishes them.

MeasureFigure
A level grades A* to A63% (2026)Francis Holland Regent's Park: A level astar apercent (2026)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: | % Grade A* - A | 63% | 57% | 55% | 60% | 73% | 85% |View the official source
GCSE grades 9 to 785% (2026)Francis Holland Regent's Park: Gcse9to7 percent (2026)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: | % 9 - 7 / A* - A | 85% | 79% | 87% | 77% | 86% | 91% | 86% |View the official source
GCSE grades 9 to 867% (2026)Francis Holland Regent's Park: Gcse9to8 percent (2026)Checked 10 Oct 2026 against Francis Holland School, Regent's Park.The source says: | % 9 - 8 / A* | 67% | 55% | 66% | 56% | 60% | 73% | 65% |View the official source

The school's published information differs on its latest A level A* to B figure, so we leave it out and have asked the school to confirm.

Official documents and sources

15 sources, each kept as an archived copy

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