Newcastle High for Girls, Newcastle upon Tyne

Newcastle High for Girls - Junior School
Chapman House
Sandyford Park
Newcastle upon Tyne
NE2 1TA
Head: Miss Angela Charlton
T 01912 016511
F 01912 132598
E [email protected]
W www.newcastlehigh.gdst.net
A mainstream independent school for girls aged from 3 to 11 with a linked senior school
Boarding: No
Local authority: Newcastle Upon Tyne
Pupils: 230
Religion: Non-denominational
Fees: £10,593 - £13,410 pa
Open days: October and throughout the year
Review: View The Good Schools Guide Review
Linked schools: Newcastle High School for Girls

What The Good Schools Guide says..

Enthusiastic, articulate girls, willing to challenge and be challenged yet considerate of others’ views and perspectives. They ooze self-confidence without being arrogant or ill mannered. Extensive outdoor learning sees year 6s lighting fires and using bow saws and knives...

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What the school says...

Our Junior School is a special place, a place where imagination comes alive, talents are nurtured, friendships are fostered and girls develop a confidence and independence that is recognised by all who meet them.

Academic excellence will always be at the heart of what we stand for but we know that you also want your daughter to feel happy, and enjoy an education which will inspire and excite her, draw out her unique abilities and open her eyes to an exciting world of wonder and discovery.

Girls in our Junior School thrive and whether your daughter joins us in Nursery or at a later stage, you can be assured that she will be in the very best learning environment for girls. ...Read more

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All-through school (for example 3-18 years). - An all-through school covers junior and senior education. It may start at 3 or 4, or later, and continue through to 16 or 18. Some all-through schools set exams at 11 or 13 that pupils must pass to move on.

What The Good Schools Guide says

Head of junior school

Since 2011, Angela Charlton BA fine arts from Newcastle (early 50s). Always knew she wanted to teach and in 1997 became deputy head of Fellside Community Primary School. Gained her first headship at Oakfield Infant School before moving to Portobello Primary School in Birtley, where she built an ‘outstanding curriculum’ (Ofsted).

She had the logistical conundrum of operating the school in situ through the massive Chapman House refurbishment programme in 2013, followed by preparation for the merger of Newcastle Church High with Central High, opening as Newcastle High School for Girls in 2014.

Saw the merger ‘as a wonderful opportunity to create new traditions, moving on whilst taking the best of the past’. A chance to rethink core values and refresh the curriculum...

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