Lady Margaret School, Church of England secondary school in Parsons Green, London, England.
Lady Margaret School is a secondary school for girls near Parsons Green in Fulham, educating approximately 740 students aged 11 to 18. The building is Grade II listed and houses specialized programs in mathematics and computing, with many students continuing into the sixth form.
The school was established in 1917 when Enid Moberly Bell took over Whitelands College School as it faced closure. This rescue effort preserved and transformed the institution into its present form.
The school's connection to the Church of England shapes its daily values and approach to education. The six houses honor influential figures equally representing both genders throughout history.
The school sits in a quiet residential area with good public transport links nearby. Access to the campus may require prior arrangement, as it remains an active teaching environment.
The school holds a royal connection through Princess Alexandra, who served as patron and attended the centenary celebration at Westminster Abbey. This link to the monarchy sets it apart within London's educational community.
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