independent schools Tormead
Hoe Bridge
Glenesk
Academic expectations are high at Tormead, with Sixth Form pupils being offered places at the most competitive universities. Tormead’s aim is to attain this success through enjoyable and well-taught lessons in a happy, friendly and relaxed school. The teaching offers breadth and challenge and ensures that each girl gains a firm foundation to her education, providing her with the core skills and knowledge that will prepare her for life beyond school. Extra- curricular involvement is seen as an aspect of the girls’ lives which is vital to their holistic development and complementary to their academic enrichment and pastoral support. Why not find out more? Their staff and pupils would welcome the opportunity to meet you and give you a tour of their facilities. Please take up our invitation to attend one of Tormead’s Open Mornings. If you are unable to come to an Open Morning, please telephone 01483 796040 or email
registrar@tormeadschool.org.uk
Hoe Bridge is a leading IAPS co-educational nursery, pre-preparatory and preparatory school. Sitting in 22 acres of grounds on the outskirts of Woking, Hoe Bridge is family style co-ed school with an extremely good reputation and in the most recent inspection was very proud to receive a grade of ‘excellent’. The Pre-Prep department is a stunning development creating space and light for the youngest children with the Nursery operating five full days. Alongside the academics, sport, music, art and drama play a major part and scholarships are regularly won. Standards and targets are realistic, the bright are challenged and the less able supported. There is never a dull moment or time to be bored and the children are proud to call Hoe Bridge their school. For further information telephone 01483 227909.
www.hoebridgeschool.co.uk
Glenesk School is a unique dedicated Nursery and Pre-Prep that specialises in educating children from 2-7 years old. The school is set in a lovely village location in East Horsley, with excellent facilities including a heated indoor swimming pool and sports fields. They provide excellent wraparound care from 7.45am-6.00pm. Children are well prepared for entry into their school of choice at age 7 and go on to the best Surrey Preparatory Schools. At their last SIS Inspection in March 2017 they were delighted to receive ‘Outstanding in all Areas’. Life at Glenesk is fun! They are very proud of their school. Please visit
www.gleneskschool.co.uk or call 01483 282329 for an appointment to visit them.
Cranleigh Independent Day School for Girls 4-18 years
Tormead School, Cranley Road, Guildford, Surrey GU1 2JD Registered Charity No: 312057
www.tormeadschool.org.uk @TormeadSchool
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Cranleigh’s dedicated boarding community is enjoying a period of new building and refurbishment across all ages, enhancing the boarding facilities across both campus. The Prep School’s beautiful new academic building, Townsend, will launch in the summer and boarding facilities will be enhanced and expanded to meet increased demand before the new academic year. This year the Senior school opened a new girls’ boarding house, Rhodes, and launched plans for a fourth girls’ house to be established over the next two years. This continued development and investment in boarding facilities underlines Cranleigh’s position as Surrey’s most mature co- educational boarding environment. A new academic building, the van Hasselt Centre, will open in September 2018. The van Hasselt, named after a former Headmaster, will house a suite of humanities classrooms, careers offices and a dedicated English resource library. A large glass-roofed café space will also be included, providing an area for social activities and the collaborative learning and seminars. For further information telephone 01483 276377 or visit
www.cranleigh.com
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