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About St Dunstan's College

St Dunstan's College is a co-educational independent school located in Catford, London. Founded in 1888, the school has a long-standing tradition of academic excellence and a commitment to holistic education. It offers a broad curriculum that includes a range of subjects from the arts to sciences, ensuring that students receive a well-rounded education. The school emphasizes not only academic achievement but also personal development, encouraging students to participate in various extracurricular activities, including sports, music, and drama, fostering a vibrant student life.

The community at St Dunstan's is known for being inclusive and supportive, with a strong emphasis on values such as respect and responsibility. The school has modern facilities that enhance the learning experience, including science labs, art studios, and sports facilities. St Dunstan's also places a high value on pastoral care, ensuring that students feel safe and supported throughout their educational journey.

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Key Facts

Founded 1888

School Workforce

Teacher and staff information • 2024-2025

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20.0:1

Pupil-Teacher Ratio

Good

59.8

Teachers (FTE)

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Robert S.

Other Dec 6, 2016

3.0

"Mixed feelings about the school"

“I am considering St Dunstan’s for my daughter for year 3, she is currently in year 2 and there are suspicious of dyslexia; however the school won't assess her until next year. Her current school has given her all the support she needs but she is still behind compared to her peers. She will have to move for year 3 to the junior school and I am concerned she will fall behind more in the state system as the junior school is not that good with special needs in my opinion.”