HEATHFIELD SCHOOL

Located between London and Reading, Heathfield is one of England’s leading private girls’ schools. Established in 1899 by the same mother and daughter duo behind another illustrious girls’s school – Queen’s Gate School in London – Heathfield’s founding purpose was to educate young women and to build character and confidence. The small, primarily boarding, school has since educated a number of notable pupils, including aristocracy, royalty and celebrity.

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Independent Private Secondary Public School

Established: 1899

Gender: Girls

Ages: 11-18 (years 7-Sixth Form)

Ethos: Church of England (Anglican)

Attendance: Boarding & day school

Head of School: Marina Gardiner Legge

Enrollment: 194 pupils

Faculty:

Ratio: 4:1

Average class size:

Tuition fees: GB£23,070-38,100 per annum

Scholarships / bursaries / financial aid: A number of scholarships and bursary schemes are available.

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School Colours: Red, navy blue and white

Uniform: Navy blue skirt, white blouse, red school tie and navy blue jumper

Alumni: Heathfield Alumnae / Old Girls

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Associations: Girls’ Schools Association

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