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FHS, Regent’s Park is an academic day school for girls aged 11 to 18. It has an enviable reputation for examination success and we are known as a caring school where girls can thrive in a kind and nurturing environment. Your daughter will be taught by well-qualified and dedicated teachers and will learn to appreciate the culture and diversity of contemporary London. Francis Holland Schools Trust governs two leading independent day schools for girls. Both Schools were founded by the Reverend Canon Francis Holland. The first, Francis Holland School, Regent’s Park, was established in 1878 and takes girls from 11-18 (currently 550) and its sister school, Francis Holland School, Sloane Square, was established in 1881 and educates girls from 4-18 (currently 650). Both schools are well-regarded, over-subscribed and academically selective at key entry points. The schools offer bursaries, in addition to academic, music, art and drama scholarships. Girls achieve exceptionally good results in examinations at GCSE and A level, and progress to some of the top universities in the UK and abroad, however we offer achievement beyond academic results through a wide range of co-curricular activities and clubs, as well as opportunities for community and charitable activities.

FHS, Regent’s Park is an academic day school for girls aged 11 to 18. It has an enviable reputation for examination success and we are known as a caring school where girls can thrive in a kind and nurturing environment. Your daughter will be taught by well-qualified and dedicated teachers and will learn to appreciate the culture and diversity of contemporary London. Francis Holland Schools Trust governs two leading independent day schools for girls. Both Schools were founded by the Reverend Canon Francis Holland. The first, Francis Holland School, Regent’s Park, was established in 1878 and takes girls from 11-18 (currently 550) and its sister school, Francis Holland School, Sloane Square, was established in 1881 and educates girls from 4-18 (currently 650). Both schools are well-regarded, over-subscribed and academically selective at key entry points. The schools offer bursaries, in addition to academic, music, art and drama scholarships. Girls achieve exceptionally good results in examinations at GCSE and A level, and progress to some of the top universities in the UK and abroad, however we offer achievement beyond academic results through a wide range of co-curricular activities and clubs, as well as opportunities for community and charitable activities.

FHS, Regent’s Park is an academic day school for girls aged 11 to 18. It has an enviable reputation for examination success and we are known as a caring school where girls can thrive in a kind and nurturing environment. Your daughter will be taught by well-qualified and dedicated teachers and will learn to appreciate the culture and diversity of contemporary London. Francis Holland Schools Trust governs two leading independent day schools for girls. Both Schools were founded by the Reverend Canon Francis Holland. The first, Francis Holland School, Regent’s Park, was established in 1878 and takes girls from 11-18 (currently 550) and its sister school, Francis Holland School, Sloane Square, was established in 1881 and educates girls from 4-18 (currently 650). Both schools are well-regarded, over-subscribed and academically selective at key entry points. The schools offer bursaries, in addition to academic, music, art and drama scholarships. Girls achieve exceptionally good results in examinations at GCSE and A level, and progress to some of the top universities in the UK and abroad, however we offer achievement beyond academic results through a wide range of co-curricular activities and clubs, as well as opportunities for community and charitable activities.

FMU is one of South Carolina's 13 public, coeducational institutions. FMU provides students with a strong liberal arts core but is well-known for its powerhouse professional programs. Health care instruction is on the rise now, with new programs popping up right and left, and the new Carter Center for Health Sciences set to open. FMU's new Industrial Engineering program is gaining steam, too, and the Business and Education programs are long-time staples in the area.

MISSION: To create and inspire a diverse community of independent thinkers whose academic excellence, global perspective, and strength of character prepare them to make a meaningful difference in the world. VISION: Francis Parker School is committed to graduating students who embody those qualities essential for academic success and personal fulfillment — intellectual curiosity, creative thinking, passion for learning, ethical responsibility, self-reliance, community engagement, and global competence — by offering a balanced, challenging, and integrated K-12 educational program in academics, athletics, and the arts, all in a vibrant and diverse school community.