At Francis Holland School, Sloane Square, the teaching approach is tailored to foster both academic excellence and a love for learning. The school offers a reduced GCSE program, allowing students to focus on nine subjects while incorporating practical skills like financial awareness and self-defence. A unique feature is the vibrant STEM program, with engaging elements such as a school magazine and interactive science displays. Extracurricular activities have expanded significantly, from three clubs in the past to 114 today, covering diverse interests from pottery to entrepreneurship. The arts are heavily emphasised, with impressive facilities and results in music, drama, and visual arts. Sport is inclusive and varied, with activities held in Battersea Park and a strong emphasis on participation and enjoyment, complemented by numerous sports tours and an elite sports squad.

Francis Holland School is committed to providing robust pastoral support and catering to students with special educational needs. The school offers tailored support to about 52 students, addressing needs including autism and specific learning difficulties. A dedicated pastoral care team ensures a nurturing environment, emphasising a growth mindset and resilience. The school utilises Place2Be for early intervention and mental health support, and has recently introduced a therapy dog. A strong sense of community and support among students is cultivated, reinforced by a comprehensive tutor system and academic mentoring. The school strives to build confident and independent learners, fostering resilience and self-sufficiency.