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Day School
1634
£ 13.8K-19.7K
British
The Augustinian Canonesses Regular of the Lateran moved their school from its original location in Paris, where it had served as a hub for girls' education since 1634, to England in 1911 and purchased this plot of land in Hillcrest Road, Ealing, on which to erect their school and convent. Although the nuns' order left St. Augustine's Priory in the autumn of 1996, their spirit and religion continue to be a part of the institution that they devoted so much time to fostering. Their history began in 1631 when Father Thomas Carre, a priest at the English College at Douai, and Lettice Mary Tredway, an English nun in the convent of Notre Dame de Beaulieu, travelled to France.
St. Augustine's Priory School are a Catholic community dedicated to bringing forth a better future and are inspired by the founders' vision. They give students the tools they need to succeed academically, love learning, and think creatively. Augustinians are moral role models who sow joy, truth, and bravery. Freedom and spirit of charity are encouraged in this institution. They want all communities around the world to have a sustainable and successful future. They value neighbourly kindness and embrace people of all philosophies and cultural backgrounds. Through dialogue and learning, they keep their hearts open to the entire world.
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