Book a visit to explore our wonderful school - whether you’d like a personal tour or prefer to join one of our upcoming open events, we’d love to show you around.
Booking for Little Horris Hoppers is now open! Our free weekly playgroup runs every Friday in term time with an exciting range of session themes to be announced.
It is a great pleasure to welcome you to our school. We are delighted that you are considering our school for your child's education. We are a successful day and boarding school set in more than 65 acres of countryside on the Hampshire Berkshire border, on the outskirts of Newbury. The ethos of our school is very simple - Happy children thrive. Our attention is not only on providing academic excellence but in delivering excellence in pastoral care too. Horris Hill benefits from significant investment in facilities and resourcing. Get in touch to find out more about our ambitions and how we can offer your child a fantastic education.
Horris Hill is a small school, big on ambition! We are ambitious for our pupils, for our staff and for our future. Our small community is friendly and supportive and each child is educated with breadth and imagination in wonderful surroundings. Children are given the freedom to be children, to explore, play and grow inside and outside the classroom. There is no such thing as a 'Horris Hill child'! All children are unique and our experienced staff will educate your child to achieve the best in education for them.
There are a number of entry points at which children can join us and we would be delighted to discuss these opportunities with you. To find out more about our admissions process, or to arrange a visit to the school, visit our admissions page.
Welcome two year olds! Horris Hill now has nursery provision for girls and boys aged 2 and above. Our excellence in EYFS care will be extended to these younger years.
From September 2023, Horris Hill School welcomed girls in to all year groups! We are delighted to be extending our excellence in education.
In January, Mrs. Helen Wilkinson became the first female Head in the school’s history.
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