 St James Schools have become a leading avenue in student education within southeast England. There are several campuses found throughout the western regions of London. The school was first established in 1975, but has since moved several times to accommodate the growth in students.
The three campus are found in West London and Surrey. The Junior School and Senior Girls School, as shown on the website st-james-school.co.uk, are positioned together in the western London district of Kensington. The Senior Boys school is located in Ashford, Surrey.
Getting there, well at least to the different campuses, is actually not too difficult. Train stations are generally found close to the schools, and roadways generally link to major highways and other parts of London. An aerial view of the campuses can be seen at st-james-school.co.uk.
The boys school is located close to the Ashford (Surrey) Rail Station. However, there are also several highways close to the school, including the A244, A30, A308 and the Great Southwest Road. If coming from the Heathrow Airport, the school is just a kilometre or two south of the facility.
The Junior School and Senior Girls School is found in West London. Getting there is much easier, as the school is situated between two Tube stations and a number of railway stations. The campus in West London sits between Kensington Olympia and Hammersmith Tube stations, and the Kensington Rail Station.
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