Weald of Kent Grammar School is a large 11-18 selective girls' grammar school based in Tonbridge, with a second campus in Sevenoaks and about 1,902 pupils on roll. The headteacher's welcome sets a clear tone: the school wants students to be happy, purposeful and academically ambitious, but also confident, caring and curious. Its three core values are curiosity, courage and compassion.
The educational offer is described as holistic. Weald presents a broad and balanced curriculum taught by subject specialists, enriched by trips, competitions, lectures and work-related learning. Pastoral care is also prominent, with form tutors, heads of year and student services teams on both campuses. That dual-campus support structure is an important part of how the school explains its scale.
School life is wide-ranging: Duke of Edinburgh, sport, music, drama, clubs and societies, guest speakers, trips, equality and diversity work, library provision, private music lessons and a house system all appear in the official pages. Sixth form has separate course, applications, dress code, post-18 and open-evening material, so the 11-18 pathway is easy to trace.
Year 7 entry has 270 places in the current record and can be reached through either the Kent Test or the Weald Grammar Assessment. The admissions criteria include looked-after priority, up to 40 Pupil Premium places, sibling links, health or access reasons, children of staff, listed geographic areas and distance to the Tonbridge campus reference point. Published measures include +0.77 Progress 8, 98.3% grade 5+ in English and maths and 19.6% AAB or better at A level.