For Girls.
For Life.
For Girls.
For Life.
For Girls.
For Life.
For Girls.
For Life.
Royal High School Bath is an independent day and boarding school for girls aged 3 to 18 years located in the city of Bath, South West England.
Royal High School Bath is a school designed for girls. Where every girl matters, every voice is heard, and every girl is empowered to explore and to try anything.
We are experts in all-girls’ education and proud to be part of the Girls’ Day School Trust, the UK’s leading network of independent girls’ schools.
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For over 150 years, we have been dedicated specialists in providing girls' only education. Our commitment to nurturing young minds spans across all stages of development, from Nursery to Prep, Senior School, and Sixth Form. Let's get started - tell us your daughter's age...
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Latest news
Lunar New Year Celebrations: Lion Dance Workshops at Royal High School
As part of our Lunar New Year celebrations this year, we were delighted to welcome Mr Danny Ma to the Royal High School Bath to lead a series of traditional Lion Dance workshops.
Art Scholars showcase their work at local exhibition
We’re proud to share that 17 Royal High School Bath Art Scholars have been selected to exhibit their work in the Royal Commonwealth Society (Bath & District Branch) Artists’ Prize and Exhibition 2026 at 44AD artspace.
Winter Ball
Our Sixth Form recently celebrated the end of their mocks in style with a Masquerade Winter Ball — planned and decorated by the girls themselves.
36 average point score
Our International Baccalaureate Diploma students achieved a total average point score of 36.24 against a global average of 30 and a UK average of 30 in 2024
26 sister schools
We are proud to be part of the Girls’ Day School Trust (GDST) a unique family of all-girls' schools, experts in education designed for girls
50%
of Royal High Bath 2023 leavers went on to study STEM subjects at university
82%
of Sixth Form leavers in 2023 went on to their first choice of university