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Grand design for Conifers Famous woodsman Ben Law has led a project to build a camp in the school playing fields at Conifers, Easebourne
Ben Law at the entrance to the camp bursting with Conifers children
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en and his two apprentices have provided an extra outdoor classroom activity for all the children and brought a new dimension to this term’s topic, ‘Structure and Pattern’. A large ash tree formed the central vertical of the structure with a frame around it. Ben chose sweet chestnut for the main structure because of its durability, with zales hammered into the ground to create the frame for the hazel weave. A spiral staircase was carved out of the soil around the tree as the main entry point to the camp. In keeping with the school’s name, conifer branches formed the roof, providing a rich green canopy over the woven frame. Each class got involved: the seniors helped put the main structure together; the middle years took responsibility for weaving; and the younger years brought the branches of fir through the camp and helped thread smaller pieces into the roof. The finished camp blends in with the landscape by using totally natural materials. All the children, from Reception through to Year 6, will enjoy this triumph of structure and pattern. Ben became a celebrity some six years ago when Channel 4’s Grand Designs showed him building his house in the woods near Lodsworth, where he runs his charcoal making, coppice crafts, and round wood timber-framing business.
Herne aims high A successful renewal programme aims to put Herne Junior School back in the top 10% of schools in the country, reports Tony Markham, Head Teacher
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he school has undergone the renewal programme after being declared to be failing and put into ‘Special Measures’ in 2005 – a rapid fall from grace as Ofsted named it one of the top 150 schools in the country in 1998. Having moved from Special Measures to a ‘Notice to Improve’ in 2007, Ofsted found that the senior staff provided ‘outstanding leadership’ the following year. This year, the
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school has celebrated its best SATS results in Maths and English when taken together. The school benefits from a large leadership team, and more than 20 teaching assistants support the children, including those with dyslexia, with maths, reading and writing difficulties, and with their emotional needs. From September, specialist teaching assistants are supporting and challenging the
most able pupils to stretch them even further. This year, the school has achieved the national Enhanced Healthy Schools Award. The very hardworking and expert office staff and Governors have also gained the government’s Financial Management Award. With an ethos for educating children beyond the curriculum, there are over 30 clubs and activities run by a variety of staff from within and outside the school. These clubs include gardening, car racing, cooking, athletics, football and music. Staff and volunteers from the community have worked to improve the grounds, which
include a pond with a variety of wildlife, an outside classroom, playtime games, an organic garden and huge playing fields. The children enjoy all these facilities and contribute their ideas for improving the school through their School Council. Our school is well on its way to achieving its mission to regain its place back in the top 10% of schools in the country. We will keep working hard to make Herne an exciting place to learn, make friends and have fun! Love Lane, Petersfield, GU31 4BP. 01730 263746 admin@herne.hants.sch.uk www.herne.hants.sch.uk 17
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Celebrating the difference Culture of innovation Bedales held a conference entitled ‘Celebrating the Difference’ on the future of education in the 21st century for students and staff from13 of the UK’s most progressive schools
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he issue has provoked fundamental clashes of opinion between government ministers, who set education policy, and head teachers. Heads claim that the UK education system focuses too heavily on controls, systems and testing; academic syllabuses, especially for GSCE, have become dull and undemanding. Bedales Assessed Courses (BACs) were introduced in 2006 to reinforce the school’s commitment to intellectual rigour and enquiry. BACs have allowed students and teachers to pursue courses of study that are more stretching, more flexible and more absorbing than the average GCSE. Bedales remains determined to do what is right for its students, and will adopt the Cambridge Pre-U Music syllabus from September. Director of Music Nicholas Gleed said: “The Cambridge Pre-U course and
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exams recognize the advanced level of musical enquiry amongst our students.” Students have always been encouraged to question, challenge and think for themselves. As the ‘Celebrating The Difference’ conference affirmed, this freedom to question means that the school must be prepared to listen to the students and respond. Becks Hobson, Director of Student Welfare from September, has been active in discussions with students and staff on how student voice and student leadership can influence school life. According to founder J H Badley, Bedales aims to be an “educational laboratory where experiments might be carried out and reported on to the rest of the educational world”. And this conference, jointly organized with Frensham Heights, was an expression of his grand ambition 100 years on.
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lton Convent School is a leading independent Catholic day school. The selective senior school provides a broadly based academic education for girls from 11 to 18, whilst the prep school nurtures and challenges boys and girls aged 2 to 11. The school has a long tradition of academic excellence, enabling all members of the school’s community to achieve their potential, with superb teaching and a culture of success and innovation; its exam results are consistently amongst the best in the county. It has small, supportive and nurturing classes, encouraging all to meet
challenges, contribute ideas and develop a life long love of learning. Students interested in joining the school in Year 7 are invited to the Transition Evening on Tuesday 22 September, and the Taster Day on 8 October, where they can spend the day experiencing for themselves life at Alton Convent School.
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Promise of a new ERA Backed by academic and sporting success, Bohunt School is enjoying a new ERA. Enjoy, Respect, Achieve are the school’s core values
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eil Strowger (right), Head Teacher since the start of the summer term, says: “Bohunt is an outstanding school – the young people are without parallel. Academically, all of our learners pursuing alternative pathways have passed their courses, many at distinction grades. Our gifted and talented learners achieved particularly well in AS levels taken one year early, particularly in sciences. We are one of a diminishing number of state schools to offer GCSEs in the Triple Sciences (Biology, Chemistry and Physics).” At sport the school has enjoyed a successful year, notably in basketball where for the second year running the boys were runners-up in the national final. One student has now been offered a scholarship at a prestigious American College. Winners of the Hampshire Cup in football and netball, Bohunt has also had several athletes competing in national finals. The £40,000 refurbishment of a teaching block has been completed as part of the drive to provide 21st century facilities for our learners – part of a rolling programme to refurbish all areas within 24 months. In January the new languages block opened. From September all teachers will have a safeguarded period on their timetables each week for leadership activities. Neil Strowger adds: “I believe powerfully that 21st century schools should be vibrant and dynamic learning communities, whose members enjoy and attach
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value to learning. “We have also been invited by the DCSF to be part of a project on guided learning which is likely to be a national strategy in 2011. In essence the project aims to equip students with the necessary skills and attributes to become independent and successful learners. Leadership skills for students are another priority and we will be unveiling a number of exciting new initiatives in next academic year.” Mr Strowger, previously Deputy Head at Oxted School (Surrey's largest school with 2,200 students), enjoys spending time with his young family, exploring the Sussex countryside, and playing football and cricket. “Bohunt received an excellent Ofsted report in March 2008 which judged the curriculum and care and support for our learners to be outstanding,” he adds. “Exam results are well above both county and national averages. Our specialist status as a Language College means we are well-placed to prepare students for their future as global citizens – reinforced by our recent International Schools Award.”
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harterhouse’s sixth form curriculum is designed to offer the best pre-university courses and to avoid the most damaging features of the A level system. Cambridge Pre-U courses are currently being taught. From 2011, it will offer the IB Diploma Programme as the alternative for pupils wanting to continue with a more broad-based curriculum. Charterhouse has opened a day house for sixth formers to accommodate demand for places in September 2010. Peter Monkman, the school’s Art Director, won the prestigious BP Portrait Award in 2009 with a picture in a series of paintings of his 12-year-old daughter, Anna, entitled ‘Changeling 2’.
Anna Monkman ‘Changeling 2’ There were nearly 2,000 entrants, and ‘Changeling 2’ has been on show at the National Portrait Gallery alongside another 56 works chosen from 1,901 submissions from around the world. The exhibition runs until 14 September before going on tour to Southampton and Edinburgh. Contact: 01483 291501, admissions@charterhouse.org.uk
New chapter for Midhurst
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idhurst Rother College is an academy (an independently managed specialist state school), which serves students aged from 11 to 18. It specializes in science and maths with the major themes of business and enterprise and ICT in the curriculum. Dr Joe Vitagliano, the Principal, believes that stability and a rounded lifestyle are the keys to the success of each student. He says: “Our academic year is designed to incorporate activities and experiences to enable pupils not only to engage fully with their peers and College staff, but also
with our immediate community and beyond.” Midhurst Rother College has over £30 million pledged from government for the construction of a new building. Its core strength is enhanced by the support it gains from sponsorship and partnerships – such as with the University of Chichester and Winchester College. Midhurst has a rich tradition in education; Midhurst Rother College represents an exciting new chapter in this history with a promising future ahead of it. www.mrc-academy.org
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rior’s Field, Godalming, has been awarded a Radio Station Licence from Ofcom to broadcast the ‘Girls Allowed’ station on AM frequency 1431. The station, which broadcasts within a five-mile radius of the school, was opened by Dame Baroness Mary Warnock, Prior’s Field Old Girl and exmember of the Independent Broadcasting Authority. The Radio Club team and Media Studies students plan to broadcast after school and during special events that are of interest to the wider community. Sarah Onions, Head of the Radio Team, has worked in
Aura, Year 10, a member of the Radio Team. radio and journalism throughout her career, including a stint as a Capital Radio Young DJ at the age of 16! Contact: Anne Robinson, 01483 810551 Issue 18 September/October 2009
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State Primary Schools: Boys and Girls Buriton Primary School (4-11, 88 on roll) Head: Mrs D Brown High Street, Buriton, Petersfield Hants, GU31 5RX 01730 263526 headteacher@buriton.hants.sch.uk Clanfield Junior School (7-11, 340 on roll) Head: Shelagh Tomlin Little Hyden Lane, Clanfield, Waterlooville, PO8 ORE 02392 593209 www.clanfield.hants.sch.uk Strongly committed to developing children’s thinking skills and looking at the whole child. Establishing a balance between academic success and emotional and artistic development. Easebourne C of E Primary School (4-10, 159 on roll) Head: Mr A Bain Easebourne, Midhurst, W Sussex, GU29 OBD 01730 813266 office@easebourne.w-sussex.sch.uk www.easebourne.w-sussex.sch.uk East Meon C of E School (4-11, pre-school 2-4, 52 on roll) Head: Mrs Sharon Taylor Chapel Street, East Meon, Petersfield, GU32 1NR 01730 823218 Froxfield C of E Infant School (4-7, 36 on roll) Head: Mrs Lynne Chester
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High Cross, Froxfield, GU32 1EG 01730 827251 adminoffice@froxfield.hants.sch.uk www.froxfield.hants.sch.uk Greatham Primary School (4-11, 208 on roll) Head: Miss S N Badawi Petersfield Road, Greatham, Nr Liss Hampshire, GU33 6HA 01420 538224 info@greathamschool.co.uk www.greathamschool.co.uk Herne Junior School (7-11, 408 on roll) Head: Tony Markham Love Lane, Petersfield, GU31 4BP 01730 263746 admin@herne.hants.sch.uk www.herne.hants.sch.uk Hollycombe Primary School (4-10, 71 on roll) Head: Mrs S Fiske Wardley Green, Milland, Liphook, Hants, GU30 7LY 01428 741332 office@hollycombe.w-sussex.sch.uk www.hollycombe.w-sussex.sch.uk Langrish Primary School (4-11, 210 on roll) Head: Mrs Claire Hanson Ramsdean Road, Stroud, Hants, GU32 3PJ 01730 263883 adminoffice@langrish.hants.sch.uk www.langrish.hants.sch.uk Liphook (C of E) Junior School (7-11, 364 on roll) Head: Mrs Claire Williams Avenue Close, Liphook, Hants GU30 7QE
01428 722490 office@liphook-jun.hants.sch.uk Liss Infant School (4-7, 169 on roll) Head: Mrs Teresa Offer Hillbrow Road, Liss, GU33 7LQ 01730 892666 dblack@lissinfant.hants.sch.uk www.lissinfant.hantssch.uk Liss Junior School (7-11, 243 on roll) Head: Andrew Burford Hillbrow Road, Liss. GU33 7LQ 01730 892292 info@lissjunior.hants.sch.uk www.lissjunior.hants.sch.uk Midhurst C of E Primary School (4-10, 172 on roll) Head: Ken Ford Ashfield Road, Midhurst, GU29 9JX 01730 813526 office@midhurst-pri.w-sussex.sch.uk www.midhurst-primary-school.co.uk Mill Chase Community School (approximately 750 pupils) Head: Mrs Jacqueline Adams Mill Chase Road, Bordon, Hants, GU35 0ER 01420 472132 enquiries@millchase.hants.sch.uk www.millchase.hants.sch.uk Petersfield Infant School (4-7, 275 on roll) Head: Mrs Linda Lee St Peter’s Road, PetersfieldGU32 3HX 01730 263048 adminoffice@petersfield-inf.hants.sch.uk www.schools.hants.org.uk/peterfieldinfants
Rake CE Primary School (4-11, 50 on roll) Head: John Arnold London Road, Rake, Liss, GU33 7JH 01730 892126 head@rake.w-sussex.sch.uk www.rake.w-sussex.sch.uk Rogate CE Primary School (4-11, 60 on roll) Head: Mrs Mandy Hall School Lane, Rogate, Petersfield, GU31 5HH 01730 821329 office@rogate.w-sussex.sch.uk www.rogate.w-sussex.sch.uk Harting C of E Primary School (4-11, 110 on roll) Head: Johnny Culley Tipper Lane, South Harting, Petersfield, GU31 5QT 01730 825388 office@st-mary-st-paul.w-sussex.sch.uk www.st-mary-st-paul.w.sussex.sch.uk Sheet Primary School (4-11, 112 on roll) Head: Mrs Kathy Iles School Lane, Sheet, Petersfield, GU32 2AS 01730 263310 jane.fletcher@sheet.hants.sch.uk www.sheetprimaryschool.com Stedham Primary School (5-10, 76 on roll) Head: Mrs H Morley School Lane, Stedham, Midhurst, 01730 813522 office@stedham.w-sussex.sch.uk www.stedham.w-sussex.sch.uk
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Steep C of E (voluntary controlled) Primary School (4-11, 95 on roll) Head: Mrs Angela Morrow 95-97 Church Road, Steep, Petersfield, GU32 2DE 01730 263988 admin@steep.hants.sch.uk www.steep.hants.sch.uk St Matthew’s C of E (aided) Primary School (4-11, 180 on roll) Head: Mrs Jane Kent Drift Road, Blackmoor, GU33 6BN 01420 472844 adminoffice@st-matthews.hants.sch.uk West Meon Primary School (4-11, 89 on roll) Head: Mrs Hilary Hopkins Church Lane, West Meon, GU32 1LF 01730 829213 Amanda.davidson@westmeon.hants. sch.uk State Secondary Schools: Bohunt School (11-16, co-ed, 1280 on roll) Head: Mr Neil Strowger) Longmoor Road, Liphook, GU30 7NY 01428 724324 enquiries@bohunt.hants.sch.uk www.bohunt.hants.sch.uk Cowplain Community School & Business Centre (11-16, co-ed, 1006 on roll) Head: Mr D R Rowlinson Hart Plain Avenue, Cowplain, Waterlooville PO8 8RY 02392 612020 office@cowplainschool.co.uk www.cowplain.hants.sch.uk Horndean Technology College (11-16, co-ed, 1300 on roll) Head: Glen Strong Barton Cross, Horndean, Waterlooville, PO8 9PQ 02392 594325 general@horndeantc.hants.sch.uk www.horndeantc.hants.sch.uk
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Midhurst Rother College (11-18, co-ed, 925 on roll) Principal: Dr Joe Vitagliano Midhurst Site, North Street, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 9DT 01730 812451 Eastbourne Site: Wheelbarrow Castle, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 9AG 01730 812371 enquiries@mrc-academy.org www.mrc-academy.org Mill Chase Community Technology College (11-17, co-ed, 750 on roll) Head: Steven Mulcahy Mill Chase Road, Bordon, Hants, GU35 0ER 01420 472132 enquiries@millchase.hants.sch.uk www.millchase.hants.sch.uk Oaklands Catholic Voluntary Aided Secondary School (11-18, co-ed, 1087 on roll) Head: Matthew Quinn Stakes Hill Road, Waterlooville Hants PO7 7BW 02392 259214 oaklandscatholic@oaklands.hants.sch.uk www.oaklands.hants.sch.uk Intake of mainly Catholic children plus other Christian denominations. The Petersfield School (11-16, co-ed, 1264 on roll) Head: Nigel Poole Cranford Roa d, Petersfield GU32 3LU 01730 263119 school@petersfieldschool.com www.petersfield.com Colleges:
Godalming College (16-19, co-ed, 1650 on roll) Head: David Adelman Tuesley Lane, Godalming, Surrey, GU7 1RS 01483 423526 college@godalming.ac.uk www.godalming.ac.uk Peter Symonds College (6-19, co-ed, 2800 on roll) Principal: Neil Hopkins Owens Road, Winchester, SO22 6RX 01962 857500 psc@psc.ac.uk www.psc.ac.uk South Downs College (14-16 for vocational training, 16-18 for sixth form, co-ed, 5,000 total full time students on roll) Principal: Michael Oakes College Road, Waterlooville, Hants, PO7 8AA 023 9279 7979 www.southdowns.ac.uk college@southdowns.ac.uk Sparsholt College Hampshire (incorporating Andover College) (16-18 and adults 19+ Co-ed 2,500 on roll) Principal: Tim Jackson Sparsholt, Winchester, Hampshire SO21 2NF 01962 776441 enquiry@sparsholt.ac.uk www.sparsholt.ac.uk Independent Schools: Alton Convent School (2+ to 11, co-ed, girls 11-18, 492 on roll)
Head: Mrs SE Kirkham Anstey Lane, Alton, Hants, GU34 2NG. 01420 541711 enquiries@altonconvent.org.uk Amesbury Day School (2 to 13+ years, co-ed, 325 on roll) Nursery, Pre-prep and Preparatory Education Head: Nigel Taylor MA Hazel Grove, Hindhead, Surrey GU26 6BL. 01428 604322 enquiries@amesburyschool.co.uk www.amesburyschool.co.uk Barfield School (2+ to 13, co-ed, 250+ on roll) Head: Mr B J Hoar Guildford Road, Farnham, Surrey, GU10 1PB. 01252 782271 admin@barfieldschool.com Bedales School (13-18, co-ed, 470 approx on roll) Head: Keith Budge Steep, Petersfield, GU32 2DG 01730 300100 admissions@bedales.org.uk www.bedales.org.uk Bidbury for English Individual and small group, professional and general English courses, summer school and boarding school preparation. Heads: John and Shireen Weston Greywalls House, Hillbrow, Petersfield, GU33 7QR. 01730 894246 bidbury-greywalls@lineone.net Boundary Oak School (3-13, co-ed, 157 on roll) Head: Mr Symonds Fareham, PO17 5BL 01329 280955 headmaster@boundaryoak.co.uk
Alton College (16-18, co-ed, 2,000 on roll) Principal: Jane Machell Old Odiham Road, Alton, GU34 2LX 01420 592200 www.altoncollege.ac.uk marketing@altoncollege.ac.uk
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Brookham School (3-8, co-ed, 175 on roll) Head: Diane Gardiner Highfield Lane, Liphook, GU30 7LQ 01428 722005 office@brookhamschool.co.uk www.brookhamschool.co.uk Charterhouse (boys 13 -18, girls 16 -18, 735+ on roll) Head: The Rev John Witheridge Godalming, Surrey, GU7 2DX 01483 291501 admissions@charterhouse.org.uk www.charterhouse.org.uk Churcher’s College (4-18, co-ed, 226 in junior, 730 in senior on roll) Head: Mr SHL Williams Ramshill, Petersfield, GU31 4AS. 01730 263033 enquiries@churcherscollege.com www.churcherscollege.com Conifers School (2 to 11, co-ed, 70+ on roll) Head: Mrs Jennie Peel Preparatory School for boys and girls in Easebourne near Midhurst, GU29 9BG 01730 813243 admin@conifersschool.com www.conifersschool.com Ditcham Park School (4-16, co-ed, day, 349 on roll) Head: Mrs KS Morton Petersfield, Hants, GU31 5RN 01730 825659 info@ditchampark.com www.ditchampark.com Dunannie (3-8, co-ed, 85 on roll) Head: Katie Potter Alton Road, Steep, Petersfield GU32 2DP 01730 300400 admissions@ bedales.org.uk www..bedales.org.uk Dunhurst (8-13, co-ed, 195 on roll) Head: Penny Watkins Alton Road, Steep, Petersfield, GU32 2DP 01730 300200 admissions@bedales.org.uk www.bedales.org.uk Frensham Heights (3-18, co-ed, day/boarding, 500 on roll) Head: Andrew Fisher Farnham. Surrey, GU10 4EA 01252 792561 admissions@frensham-heights.org.uk Guildford High School for Girls (4-18, 930 on roll) Head: Mrs Fiona Boulton Guildford, Surrey GU1 1SJ 01483 543853 sally.fowler@church-schools.com Haslemere Preparatory School (Day school, boys, 4-13 years) Head: Patrick Wenham The Heights, Hill Road, Haslemere, GU27 2JP 01428 642350 office@haslemereprep.co.uk. www.haslemereprep.co.uk Highfield School (8-13 years co-ed prep, 221 on roll Day or boarding) Head: P G S Evitt Highfield Lane, Liphook, GU30 7LQ 01428 728000 office@highfieldschool.org.uk. www.highfieldschool.org.uk www.lifeinpetersfield.co.uk
King Edward’s School (Boarding and day, 11-18, co-ed) Offers the International Baccalaureate Head: P K Fulton-Peebles Witley, Godalming, Surrey GU8 5SG 01428 686735 admissions@kesw.surrey.sch.uk. www.kesw.surrey.sch.uk Kingscourt School (2+ to 11, co-ed, 180 approx on roll) Head: Mrs J Easton Catherington, Hampshire PO8 9NJ 02392 593251 office@kingscourt.org.uk Kumon Petersfield and Waterlooville Maths and English learning programmes for children of any age and any ability Instructor: Mrs Di Taylor 01730 231287 petersfieldandwaterlooville@ kumoncentre.co.uk www.kumon.co.uk Lanesborough School (3 -13 boys, 335 approx on roll) Head: Mrs Clare Turnbull Guildford, Surrey, GU1 2EL 01483 880650 office@lanesborough.surrey.sch.uk. Lavant House (3-18 years, girls, 165 on roll) Head: Mrs Marian Scott Chichester, W Sussex. PO18 9AB 01243 527211 office@lavanthouse.org.uk. Lord Wandsworth College (11-18, co-ed, 550 approx on roll) Head: Ian Power Long Sutton, Hants, RG29 1TB 01256 862201 info@lordwandsworth.org Mayville High School (6 months to 16 yrs, co-ed (taught separately), 455 on roll) Head: Mrs L Owens Southsea, PO5 2PE 02392 734847 mayvillehighschool@talk21.com Meoncross School (2 3/4 to 16, co-ed, approx 400 on roll) Head: Mr CJ Ford Fareham, PO14 2EF 01329 662182 enquiries@meoncross.co.uk More House School (9-18, boys, 300 on roll) Head: BG Huggett Farnham, Surrey, GU10 3AP 01252 792303 schooloffice@morehouseschool.co.uk Portsmouth High School (3-18, girls, 600 on roll) Head: Mrs J Clough Southsea, Hampshire. PO5 3EQ 02392 826714 headsec@por.gdst.net Prince’s Mead School (2+ to 11, co-ed, 230 on roll) Head: Miss P Kirk Winchester, SO21 1AN 01962 888000 admin@princesmeadschool.org.uk Prior’s Field School (11-18, girls, 390 approx on roll) Head: Mrs JA Roseblade Godalming, Surrey, GU7 2RH 01483 810551 registrar@priorsfieldschool.com www.priorsfieldschool.com
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Rookesbury Park School (2 3/4 to 13, co-ed, day/boarding, under 100 on roll) Head: Mrs P Harris-Burland Wickham, Hampshire, PO17 6HT 01329 833108 secretary@rookesburypark.co.uk
St Hilary’s School (co-ed, Girls 2 1/2-11, Boys 2 1/2-7, 289 on roll) Head : Mrs S Bailes Holloway Hill, Godalming, GU7 1RZ 01483 416551 registrar@sthilarysschool.com
Royal Grammar School, Guildford (11-18, boys, 903 on roll) Head: Dr JM Cox Guildford, Surrey GU1 3BB 01483 880600 office@rgs-guildford.co.uk
St Ives School (Mixed nursery, girls 3-11, 150 on roll) Head: Sian Cattaneo Three Gates Lane, Haslemere, GU27 2ES 01428 643734 admin@stiveshaslemere.com www.stiveshaslemere.com
Seaford College (10-18, co-ed, 540 on roll) Head: TJ Mullins Lavington Park, Petworth, West Sussex, GU28 0NB 01798 867392 jmackay@seaford.org St Catherine’s Preparatory School (4-11, girls, 256 on roll) Head: Mrs K Jefferies Guildford, Surrey, GU5 0DF 01483 899665 schooloffice@stcatherines.info St Catherine’s School (11-18, girls, 580 on roll) Head: Mrs AM Phillips Guildford, Surrey, GU5 0DF 01483 893363 schooloffice@stcatherines.info St Edmund’s Schools (2-13, co-ed prep school) Head: Adam Walliker Portsmouth Road, Hindhead, GU26 6BH 01428 609875 registrar@saintedmunds.co.uk www.saintedmunds.co.uk
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St John’s College (2-18, co-ed, 600 on roll) Head: Mr N Thorne Southsea, PO5 3QW 02392 815118 info@stjohnscollege.co.uk St Nicholas’ School (2+-16, 402 on roll) Head: Mrs AV Whatmough Fleet, GU52 0RF 01252 850121 head@st-nicholas.hants.sch.uk St Swithun’s School (11-18, girls, 480 on roll) Head: Dr HL Harvey Winchester, SO21 1HA 01962 835700 office@stswithuns.com Stepping Stones School (co-ed 7-16) A small independent school for children experiencing difficulties in mainstream education. Head: Neil Clark
Tower Road, Hindhead, Surrey GU26 6SU. 01428 609083 enquiries@steppingstones.org.uk www.steppingstones.org.uk The Royal School Daycare (0-2 years) Mixed nursery (2-4 years) and Girls School (4-18 years) Head: Mrs L Taylor-Gooby Farnham Lane, Haslemere, GU27 1HQ 01428 603052 admissions@royal.surrey.sch.uk www.royal-school.org The Portsmouth Grammar School (21/2-18, co-ed, 1500 on roll) Head: Mr James Priory Portsmouth, PO1 2LN 02392 360036 admissions@pgs.org.uk www.pgs.org.uk The Pilgrims’ School (7-13 boys, 215 on roll) Head: The Rev Dr BA Rees Winchester, SO23 9LT 01962 854189 info@pilgrims-school.co.uk Treloar College (16-25s with disabilities, co-ed, 180 on roll) Head: Mrs Pat Teague London Road, Holyboume, Alton, Hampshire GU34 4EN 01420 547400 Helen.burton@treloar.org.uk
Treloar School (Mixed, for 7-16s with disabilities, 180 on roll) Head: Mr Harry Dicks Upper Froyle, Alton, GU34 4LA 01420 526400 Helen.burton@treloar.org.uk Twyford School (3-13, co-ed, 300 on roll) Head: Dr D Livingstone Winchester, SO21 1NW 01962 712269 registrar@twyfordschool.com Westbourne House (2+ to 13, co-ed, 420 on roll) Head: Mr BG Law Chichester, PO20 2BH 01243 782739 office@westbournehouse.org West Hill Park (Mixed, 2+ to 13) Head: Mr EPK Hudson Titchfield, Fareham, Hampshire PO14 4BS 01329 840405 admin@westhillpark.com Winchester College (Boys, 13-18 years, 675 on roll) Head: Dr Ralph Townsend Winchester, SO23 9NA 01962 621247 admissions@ winchestercollege.co.uk Wykeham House School (Girls, 2+ to 16 years, 250 on roll) Head: Mrs LR Clarke Fareham, PO16 0BW 01329 280178 office@wykehamhouse.com
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