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Main School Address (KS4&KS5): Shooting Field, Steyning, West Sussex, BN44 3RX 01903 814555 – KS4 – please contact the Shooting Field site, for Years 9, 10 & 11 sgs@sgs.uk.net 01903 810526 – KS5 – please contact the Shooting Field, Sixth Form site, for Years 12 & 13 sixoffice@sgs.uk.net
It is not advisable to follow both Business and Economics, in terms of university progression. To apply: For current Year 11 students at SGS please click here. External applicants please click here. Sixth Form Prospectus 2024-2025 Entry Requirements 2024-2025 Sixth Form Admission Policy 2023-24. News.
Joining in Year 8 – 11. Steyning Grammar School is its own admission authority. Applications for entry to Year 7 after the end of the routine admissions round (ending on 31 st August) and applications for entry into Year 8 to Year 11 (if available) at any time will be processed as in-year applications and must be submitted directly to the school. The online admissions form for this purpose ...
Headteacher’s Welcome. Welcome to Steyning Grammar School (SGS), a unique and exciting school that combines the credibility of a long history with an ambition to be innovative and a willingness to forge its own way. A school that is built on the firm foundations of high expectations for all with a creative and personalised curriculum that ...
2023/24. Click on the following link for Boarding Term Dates 2023/2024. 2024/25 (TBC, subject to change at this time of year) Term commences on Monday 2nd September 2024 and ends on Friday 20th December 2024. Wednesday 4th September 2024 – YEAR 7, 9 and 12 return. Thursday 5th September 2024 – All students return.
Steyning Grammar School Curriculum Intent SGS’s vision is that every student should flourish to be the best that they can be in a culture of Enjoy Respect Achieve. Unparalleled opportunities will combine with highly effective teaching to develop confident students that positively transform, contribute and influence lives and community to change the game. We define […]
The history of the school is fascinating and began in 1614 when William Holland, a wealthy merchant from Steyning and former Mayor of Chichester left funds in his will for the foundation and maintenance of a Free Grammar School. He purchased Brotherhood Hall in his late seventies and then on 25 th January 1614 he purchased all the lands ...
