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Heathfield School, Pinner is an independent school for girls from 3 to 18 years, with an intake at 3, 4, 7, 11 and 16 years of age. Academic standards are well above national levels with 99% pass rates at A Level and GCSE. Emphasis is placed on high academic standards, in addition to providing the girls with a sense of responsibility, self-confidence and concern for others.
The school is sited amongst spacious playing fields and has undertaken extensive building work to house new Science Laboratories; Specialist Music School; ICT Suites; Art, Textiles and Drama Studios; Learning Resources Centre; Careers Centre and Sports Centre with indoor swimming pool.
There are high standards in Sport, Music, Drama and Art. Private tuition is offered in Music, Ballet, Speech and Drama, leading to recognized qualifications with girls achieving consistently high grades.
Extra-curricular activities are on offer and pupils are encouraged to participate in the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme, Young Enterprise and Public Speaking Competitions.
Served by excellent public transport links and a Heathfield coach service arranged in the following pick-up areas: Ealing, Perivale, Greenford, Northolt, Wembley, Kingsbury, Kenton and Harrow.Further information on Public Schools »
Heathfield School GDST
Day School, 3 to 18, Girls, 550+ pupils, Non-Denominational
Heathfield School GDST
Beaulieu Drive,
Pinner,
London,
HA5 1NB
England
Tel: 0208 8682346
Fax: 0208 8684405
E-mail: E-mail Heathfield School GDST
Next Open Day: 18th October 2008
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By Other - reviewed on 17th Aug 2007Overall Rating
An excellent school that caters well for all girls, developing them into confi ... read review
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