Coloma Convent Girls’ School is a voluntary-aided Catholic school for girls aged 11-18. Coloma offers a World Class education, a status awarded to the school in 2016. Rated as Ofted ‘Outstanding’, its history of academic achievement can be seen in the most recent examination results both at GCSE and A Level, which are amongst the very highest for any truly comprehensive, non-selective girls’ school in the country.

Founded in 1869 by The Ladies of Mary (now known as The Daughters of Mary and Joseph), it is situated in extensive grounds on the edge of the Addington Hills. Coloma boasts an extensive extra-curricular programme of over 40 different clubs, societies and activities for pupils to get involved in.

Coloma has a distinctive Catholic ethos, and aims to help every girl reach her full potential, both academically and personally. Its team of dedicated staff strive to develop all students’ confidence in themselves and inspire them to reach for excellence in all that they do.