St Dominic's or Mill Hill

I got accepted to both mill hill county and st Dominics, but which should I go to? Obviously st doms produces the better result but it is a primarily Catholic school and as a person of a different faith from Christianity it may be a little off putting. If anyone went to st doms was there a lot of stuff that you had to do centered around catholism (e.g. R.E. or going to church). Btw I respect the religion and people who follow it 😊😊

I went to St Doms, left there in 2015. The religion aspect is minimal. Literally no one cares. You have to do RE once a week I think? But it was actually kinda fun and wasn't tested so no pressure. You also got to talk/meet with new people outside of your normal classes.

There are tons of people there who aren't catholic. A lot of their required catholic intake comes from the two feeder schools, and a lot of those people are already friends before they arrive at St Doms. This leaves a ton (80%+) of people who don't know anyone at all, and most of them aren't catholic.

St Doms was amazing. People are fun, teachers are great, students are clever, the sports department were amazing when I was there, literally the most fun part was playing badminton/table tennis or whatever.

100% choose St Doms if you can. I moved to St Doms with just 1 other person (but I didn't hang out with them much, I was basically completely alone like most people are), leaving behind most of my friends. It was the best decision I ever made. Two easiest and most comfortable years of my life (I got triple A*s, as did a lot of my friends).

Plus Mill Hill is a school. St Doms is a college. You get a lot of respect from the teachers at St Doms, they treat you like a student not a pupil.

Thanks a lot man for the reassurance, that helps a lot. I'm currently in a similar situation as you were, about 3 people going to st doms with me, the fact that there aren't really any primarily catholic lessons does help, and the fact that you got 3 A*s just further motivates me. Thanks for the reply I think I made up my mind. Btw did you get into oxbridge, and how many people made it in to it

I got accepted to both mill hill county and st Dominics, but which should I go to? Obviously st doms produces the better result but it is a primarily Catholic school and as a person of a different faith from Christianity it may be a little off putting. If anyone went to st doms was there a lot of stuff that you had to do centered around catholism (e.g. R.E. or going to church). Btw I respect the religion and people who follow it 😊😊

I got accepted to both mill hill county and st Dominics, but which should I go to? Obviously st doms produces the better result but it is a primarily Catholic school and as a person of a different faith from Christianity it may be a little off putting. If anyone went to st doms was there a lot of stuff that you had to do centered around catholism (e.g. R.E. or going to church). Btw I respect the religion and people who follow it 😊😊

I got accepted to both mill hill county and st Dominics, but which should I go to? Obviously st doms produces the better result but it is a primarily Catholic school and as a person of a different faith from Christianity it may be a little off putting. If anyone went to st doms was there a lot of stuff that you had to do centered around catholism (e.g. R.E. or going to church). Btw I respect the religion and people who follow it 😊😊

I went to St Doms, left there in 2015. The religion aspect is minimal. Literally no one cares. You have to do RE once a week I think? But it was actually kinda fun and wasn't tested so no pressure. You also got to talk/meet with new people outside of your normal classes.

There are tons of people there who aren't catholic. A lot of their required catholic intake comes from the two feeder schools, and a lot of those people are already friends before they arrive at St Doms. This leaves a ton (80%+) of people who don't know anyone at all, and most of them aren't catholic.

St Doms was amazing. People are fun, teachers are great, students are clever, the sports department were amazing when I was there, literally the most fun part was playing badminton/table tennis or whatever.

100% choose St Doms if you can. I moved to St Doms with just 1 other person (but I didn't hang out with them much, I was basically completely alone like most people are), leaving behind most of my friends. It was the best decision I ever made. Two easiest and most comfortable years of my life (I got triple A*s, as did a lot of my friends).

Plus Mill Hill is a school. St Doms is a college. You get a lot of respect from the teachers at St Doms, they treat you like a student not a pupil.

Hey I was wondering about the RE lessons a week . Is it like students just sit together and everyone discuses their religion or something like that ?