Reading,Queen Anne’s School

Queen Anne’s School has a history which dates back to 1698. It is situated in a closed campus with 35 acres of extensive landscaped grounds, just north of the River Thames. The grounds combine traditional Victorian  architecture with new and contemporary buildings to provide cutting-edge facilities, all of which are just a one and a half mile walk from the centre of Reading.

Reading is a large town in the Royal County of Berkshire. It has been important since medieval times, and the ruins of Reading Abbey, a monastery with strong royal connections, can still be visited. The town itself straddles the River Thames and benefits greatly from tourism due to its close proximity to the capital city.