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Best Girls Schools in East of England
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Haberdashers' Aske's School for Girls, Address
Haberdashers' Aske's School for Girls is an all-through girls' school located in Aldenham, East of England. Established in 1980, the school offers a nurturing and academically excellent environment for girls aged 4 to 18. With a strong focus on individual learning and development, the school provides various scholarships, including academic and music scholarships. With a dedicated staff and a vibrant community, students at Haberdashers' Aske's School for Girls are prepared to become active citizens of the 21st century, achieving their full potential and creating lasting memories.
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St Mary's School
St Mary's School is a reputable girls' boarding and day school located in Cambridge. With a proud history of educating girls since 1924, the school instills Christian values and empowers students to aim high in all aspects of life. With a focus on academic excellence and character development, St Mary's offers a diverse range of scholarships and strong pastoral care, ensuring each student receives individual attention. With outstanding exam results and a nurturing environment, St Mary's prepares girls for a successful future.
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St Albans High School for Girls
St Albans High School for Girls, established in 1908, is an all-through Anglican school offering education to girls aged 4-18. With a strong focus on academic excellence, the school provides a nurturing environment for girls to thrive. Scholarships and bursaries are available, and the school boasts impressive exam results, with 57.80% achieving AAB or higher at A-level in 2019.
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Bedford Girls' School
Bedford Girls' School is a prestigious all-girls school located in Bedford, East of England. With a history dating back to 2011, the school offers a middle deemed secondary education for girls aged 7-18 years. Under the leadership of Mrs Gemma Gibson, the school prioritizes academic excellence, with impressive exam results at both the KS4 and A-levels. The school provides a supportive environment for students with SEN, with 7.8% of students receiving SEN support. Scholarships, bursaries, and hardship awards are available to ensure access to education for all. With a focus on empowering girls, Bedford Girls' School prepares students for success in their future endeavors.1 schools in compare list -
Norwich High School for Girls GDST
Norwich High School for Girls GDST is a prestigious all-through school founded in 1980. With a dedicated and experienced headteacher, Miss Alison Sefton, the school offers a nurturing environment where girls aged 3-18 thrive academically and personally. The school boasts a range of scholarships and discounts, ensuring opportunities for all. With excellent exam results and a focus on SEN support, parents can be confident in their child's education at Norwich High School.
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Queenswood School
Queenswood School is a prestigious all-girls secondary boarding school located in Brookmans Park, East of England. With a history dating back to 1894, the school offers a nurturing and inclusive environment for girls aged 11-18. Queenswood School prioritizes academic excellence, offering various scholarships and bursaries for new entrants. The school's impressive exam results demonstrate its commitment to supporting students in achieving their potential. With a strong Methodist foundation, Queenswood School provides a well-rounded education that focuses on character development and holistic growth.1 schools in compare list -
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St. Francis' College
St. Francis' College is a prestigious all-through Christian girls' school located in Broadway, North Hertfordshire. With a strong focus on academic excellence, the school offers a wide range of scholarships and discounts to support students' development. With a small student body, individual attention and support is given, especially to the 19.9% of students with SEN support. The school boasts impressive exam results, with an EBacc average point score of 7.24 at KS4 and 44.00% of A-level students achieving AAB or higher.
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St Hilda's School
St Hilda's School, located in Hertsmere, East of England, is a co-educational primary school founded in 1957. Led by Headteacher Mr Andrew Kaye, the school provides a nurturing environment for children aged 2 to 11 years. With a small class size of 190 students, including a nursery, St Hilda's focuses on individual attention and support. The school values inclusivity, with 8.5% of students receiving SEN support. Parents can trust St Hilda's to foster their child's academic and personal development in a caring community.1 schools in compare list -
St Hilda's School
St Hilda's School is a prestigious all-girls primary school located in Harpenden, East of England. With a rich history dating back to 1957, the school offers a nurturing and inclusive environment for girls aged 2-11 years old. Led by Headteacher Mr Daniel Sayers, the school prioritizes providing high-quality education while supporting students with special educational needs, with 14.1% of students receiving SEN support. With small class sizes and a dedicated team of educators, St Hilda's School creates a vibrant learning community focused on empowering girls to reach their fullest potential.
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Stormont School
Stormont School is a non-selective day preparatory school for girls aged 4-11. With a joyful and focused atmosphere, the school combines traditional principles with a cutting-edge approach to education. Providing exceptional pastoral care, Stormont aims to develop happy, confident, and effective communicators. Visit us to see our stunning facilities and meet our dedicated staff.
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Charlotte House Preparatory School
Charlotte House Preparatory School is a primary school for girls aged 3-11. With a history dating back to 1957, the school offers a nurturing and inclusive environment where students thrive academically and socially. Led by Headteacher Miss Penny Woodcock, the school provides individualized support for students with Special Educational Needs (SEN), ensuring every child can reach their full potential. Charlotte House also offers scholarships, sibling discounts, bursaries, and hardship awards, making quality education accessible to all families.
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Hope Tree School
Hope Tree School is a small girls' school located in Impington, East of England. Established in 2021, our dedicated Headteacher, Mrs Rebecca Sands, leads a nurturing and inclusive learning environment for girls aged 7-12 years. With a focus on individualized attention and a commitment to academic excellence, our school fosters a love for learning and empowers students to reach their full potential.1 schools in compare list -
Acorn Cottage The Lodge
Acorn Cottage The Lodge is a small secondary school for girls aged 11-16, located in Elmsett, East of England. With a total of 10 students, the school provides a nurturing and supportive environment for girls with social, emotional, and mental health needs. Led by Ms Karen Randall, the school has been rated as 'Good' in all aspects by Ofsted. With a focus on personal development and positive attitudes, Acorn Cottage The Lodge ensures that each student receives the quality education they deserve.1 schools in compare list -
Clare Lodge
Clare Lodge is a girls' secondary school located in Peterborough, East of England. With a small and intimate school size of 16 students, our dedicated staff ensure personalized attention and support for every student. Led by Ms Melanie Prince, our committed headteacher, we provide a nurturing environment for girls aged 10-17 years. At Clare Lodge, we prioritize academic excellence and holistic development.1 schools in compare list -
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