"I would firstly congratulate the boys, governors, my colleagues, parents, and Old Elizabethans of all generations in fact, all those in our wide Elizabethan community who have played a part in this tremendous success. A north London state school has claimed the title of best in the capital and the country This recognition reflects the dedication and aspiration of our community. Academically, we are second to none."
"However, winning the State Secondary School of the Year award once again demonstrates that it is not all about exam results at QE. Instead, what goes on beyond the classroom goes hand in hand with these academic outcomes. Our extensive QE Flourish co-curricular programme, is not in tension with our academic high standards; rather, it complements boys' studies. Similarly, the broader QE experience. We have QE Futures, which helps our pupils find their path into the best degree courses and careers;"
Queen Elizabeth's School in Barnet, founded in 1573, has been ranked the top state secondary school in London and the country after a standout academic performance. The selective state-funded grammar school for boys holds an Outstanding Ofsted rating from its last six inspections. Other high-ranking London state schools include St Olave's, The Tiffin Girls' School and The Henrietta Barnett School. The school emphasises that co-curricular provision and pastoral care complement academic excellence through programmes such as QE Flourish, QE Futures and active alumni engagement to support wellbeing, careers and rounded personal development.
Read at www.standard.co.uk
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