We appreciate that choosing an independent school is a major financial commitment for any family. Our fees compare favourably with other independent schools and include many items other schools charge as ‘extras’. School fees include a daily three course lunch, books, stationery, chromebook (senior section), exam fees, learning support, curriculum-based trips and visits and student accident insurance. It’s our way of helping to keep costs to a minimum.
Annually | Termly | Monthly Direct Debit
(from September 2024) |
|
Years 3 & 4 |
£12,654.00 |
£4,218.00 | £1,054.50 |
Years 5 & 6 |
£13, 359.00 |
£4,453.00 | £1,113.25 |
Years 7+ |
£16,899.00 |
£5,633.00 | £1,408.25 |
Each year we offer a fees in advance scheme. For the academic year 2024-25 this will give parents the option of paying upfront for anything from two years up to a maximum of five years in exchange for a discount on the standard fee rate payable. All payments under the fees in advance scheme will be required before the start of the term to which it relates.
For further information please contact the finance department at finance@wgsf.net.
A non-refundable fee of £50 is charged to process every application. When you accept a place at Wakefield Girls’, we request a deposit of £300 and refund this deposit after your daughter leaves the school. Deposits are not returned if students withdraw after places have been accepted.
Individual music tuition is charged per lesson, and this is invoiced termly in arrears.
£22.35 per lesson (Average of 10 lessons per term) for the academic year starting September 2023.
We offer after school care for our Junior students:
After School Care to 4.30pm £6.25 per session
After School Care to 6.00pm £9.35 per session
Here is a list of useful documents covering everything parents need to know about our Personal Accident Insurance Scheme and our Fees Refund Scheme.
A full term’s notice in writing to the Director of Finance and Operations is required before a pupil is withdrawn from any school in the Foundation. This does not apply to pupils in Year 13.