St Anne's Catholic High School for Girls

St. Anne's Catholic High School for Girls is a voluntary aided secondary school located in Enfield, London, serving approximately 1,020 students aged 11-16, with a sixth form for students aged 16-18. The school operates across two campuses: the Enfield Campus for Years 7-9 and the Palmers Green Campus for Years 10-11 and sixth form. Founded in 1994, St. Anne's combines the traditions of two former schools, Holy Family Convent and St. Angela’s RC School, and is committed to providing a comprehensive curriculum that prepares students for the challenges of the 21st century.

The school's ethos is deeply rooted in Catholic values, emphasizing spiritual growth, moral standards, and community. St. Anne's aims to foster an environment where students are encouraged to recognize their worth and purpose, guided by the teachings of Jesus. Prayer and worship are integral to school life, promoting a sense of belonging and shared values among students, staff, and families.

St. Anne's is dedicated to inclusivity and support for all students, with a focus on creating a culture of success within a Catholic framework. The school actively engages with the local community and encourages parental involvement, ensuring that every student is valued and supported in their educational journey.