Mental Health and Book Week unite

Posted: 26th February 2018

New publication.

Having just celebrated our Book Week with some stupendous activities, Mr Elder, English Department, highlights an issue very much in the spotlight:

‘As a school we have mental health very much in mind – both in regard to students and ourselves. The charity MIND provides support and funding for support services for those in need of help. Since Book Week was last week I would like to draw your attention to this book that was published during Half Term.  ‘Please Hear What I’m Not Saying’ is a collection of poems raising money for MIND that explores all kinds of matters relating to mental health:  https://www.amazon.co.uk/Please-Hear-What-Not-Saying/product-reviews/1984006649


Money raised by the sale of this book goes to the charity MIND. My small contribution is to have a few poems in the book (and to have actually bought it!). If you feel you can support the cause then please do so.’

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Outstanding A Level Results 2025

We’re delighted to celebrate another outstanding year of A-level success at St Augustine’s Priory, with results surpassing last year’s. 38% of grades were A*, 63% at A*-A, and 88% at A*-B – a true testament to the hard work & dedication of our students and staff.

Excellent GCSE Results
“The teachers are amazing, and the support we get really pays off. I’m excited to stay on for my A Levels.”
– Yara, 7 Grade 9s & 2 Grade 8s
We’re also proudly celebrating another year of excellent GCSE results; 42% were Grade 9s 8 – 9 and 66% Grades 7 or above.

From September 2026, boys will join Reception, marking their return to our Prep & Pre-Prep. Families value our ethos, beautiful setting, and the opportunity for siblings to learn and grow together.

Open Days – book via the Admissions section of our website:

  • Senior (Y7+): Saurday, 23rd September, 10:00–12:00
  • Prep & Pre-Prep (Nursery–Y6): Tuesday, 23rd September, 10:00–12:00
  • Sixth Form Open Evening: Tuesday, 14th October