Nottingham High School Education Group
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The Nottingham High School Education Group (NHSEG) is a collaborative educational organisation established to bring independent schools together under a shared umbrella. The group is designed to create opportunities for greater collaboration between staff, the sharing of expertise, and the development of wider educational opportunities across its network. While benefiting from shared governance and resources, member schools within the group continue to preserve their individual traditions, distinct identities, and strong ties to their local communities.
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Highfields School is a co-educational independent day school and nursery in Newark, Nottinghamshire, for pupils aged 2 to 11. Set within 14 acres of parkland and woodland, the school is housed in a historic building featuring an exquisite entrance hall and stained glass windows. It combines a modern approach to learning, including the Cambridge Curriculum, with well-embedded traditional values. Highfields offers a dedicated Forest School area with a treehouse and mud kitchen, alongside a robust sports programme and creative arts opportunities, focusing on developing well-rounded, independent individuals.
Nottingham High School is a co-educational independent day school in Nottingham, catering to pupils aged 3 to 18. Founded in 1513 by Dame Agnes Mellers with a Royal Charter from King Henry VIII, the school transitioned to full co-education in 2015. Located on Waverley Mount, the school comprises an infant, junior, and senior school. Its historic campus blends original buildings from 1868 with modern additions, including the Founder Hall and a swimming pool.