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Surrounded by an environment of outstanding natural beauty, Saint Felix School, (Nurs... read more
Surrounded by an environment of outstanding natural beauty, Saint Felix School, (Nursery, Pre-Preparatory, Preparatory and Senior)a co-educational day and boarding school, provides the ideal setting for both study and recreation. With Southwold and the sea on the doorstep and a backdrop of stunning Blythe Valley countryside, pupils cannot fail to be inspired.
Offering a wide, balanced and enhanced curriculum, children are encouraged to fulfil their true potential and individuals and small classes enable students to achieve high academic results at all levels.
The school not only offers a challenging range of academic subjects, but the on-site multi-activity sports centre boasts a 25m heated indoor swimming pool, squash courts, a fitness centre, gymnasium and sports hall. Boys and girls are encouraged to participate in a variety of sports resulting in pupils competing in county and national championships.
Saint Felix is proud of it Arts curriculum. The schoo has been awarded the prestigious Gold Artsmark for the second year running in recognition for its commitment shown to creating opportunit9ies across all art forms, from drama to music, design to literature, dance to sculpture.
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Saint Felix School, Southwold
Day & Boarding School, 1 to 18, Co-educational, 446+ pupils
Saint Felix School, Southwold
Southwold,
Suffolk,
IP18 6SD
England
Tel: 01502 722175
Fax: 01502 722641
E-mail: E-mail Saint Felix School, Southwold
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