About us

Since opening its doors in 1894, Queen Anne’s School has played a distinctive role in Reading’s cultural and sporting life. Our historic campus has long been a place where young people discover their strengths — not only in the classroom, but on the pitch, in the pool, and across our vibrant arts spaces. Over the decades, the school has built a reputation for excellence in hockey, lacrosse, netball, athletics, and swimming, supported by professional‑level coaching and facilities that regularly host regional fixtures and training sessions. Alongside this, our music tradition runs deep: from choirs and orchestras to contemporary ensembles, our performance spaces have welcomed generations of musicians honing their craft and sharing it with the wider community.

Today, this heritage shapes the high‑quality holiday camps we offer to children from all schools. Our sports camps draw on the same coaching expertise and facilities that support competitive teams year‑round, while our music camps give young performers access to inspiring tutors and creative environments that encourage confidence and expression. Whether families join us for sports camps, music camps, or cultural events, they’re stepping into a place with more than a century of experience in helping young people thrive.