A school that gives pupils time and space to develop to their best ability within a tight knit community. Bubbling with compassion.
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- Notes
- Co-ed to age 7, will be fully co-educational by 2027
- Pupil numbers
- 107 ·
- Religion
- Methodist
- Fees
- £13,947 - £21,705 pa
- Local authority
- Kent County Council
- Linked schools
Headteacher
Head
Mrs Salli Hall
Since January 2021, Salli Hall, previously deputy head for three years, having first joined the school in 2008. After her geography degree from University of Wales, she worked for the London Futures and Options Exchange for 10 years before switching
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Entrance
From 3+ into nursery, with reception and year 6 the other main entry points. ‘Gently selective,’ says school, which looks for average or above ability. Entrance via taster days for early years, then from year 3 there are NVR and VR tests. Nursery to
- Open days
- October, March, May
Exit
Around 65 per cent move up to the senior school (no exam), the rest mainly heading off to local grammars and a few to non-selective secondaries; The Weald Grammar School, Tunbridge Wells Girl’s Grammar, Tonbridge Girls’ Grammar and Benett Memorial
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Teaching & learning
Boarders
Currently no boarding.
Mobile phone policy
A clear mobile phone policy is a really important part of modern schooling. This school has provided us with their policy.
Mobile phone policy
Switched off at the start of the school day and handed in to form tutors for students up to an including year 10. Students in year 11 and in the sixth form have designated areas that they can use their phones in.
Pupils
Money matters
No bursaries.
- Fee information
- £13,947 - £21,705 pa
Our view
Parents talk of the ‘calm’ and ‘friendly’ staff making their decision a ‘done deal’ on their first visit. ‘Tell me everything about your child,’ new parents are asked, and they clearly feel listened to. Nobody is disappointed - when the pandemic
The last word
A school that gives pupils time and space to develop to their best ability within a tight knit community. Bubbling with compassion.