Northampton High is unashamedly a traditional school but we operate in a very modern setting. With beautiful facilities throughout the school, we aim to give the girls the very best education possible leading to rewards throughout their lives. We are proud to see our girls leave us as successful, confident young women who combine integrity with both substance and style.

Welcome to Northamptonshire Grammar School, the county's leading co-educational, day school, located close to Northampton and within easy reach of Daventry, Market Harborough, Kettering, and Wellingborough.

Quinton House is an independent co-educational day school for children aged 2 to 18. We offer a strong family atmosphere, within a safe and caring environment where all pupils are encouraged and supported. We are justifiably proud of our long standing reputation for producing well-rounded and considerate individuals who perform well academically and enjoy their time at the School.

We are dedicated to 'Learning for Life' and seek to develop the intellectual, recreational, physical and spiritual needs of all our pupils.

We are easily accessible, located on the edge of Northampton, in 30 acres of beautiful parkland.

A Preparatory School for children aged 4-13 years
"Walk through the playground or corridors and hear the voices, the laughter, the camaraderie. Talk to the boys and girls who are interested and interesting and have the words to prove it. Feel the energy, the zest, the air of purpose, the determination to succeed. See them enjoying life and enjoying each other's company. Watch the children at the end of the day as they return home slightly dishevelled and tired but still talking and still happy. Feel the atmosphere of a special place."

St. Peter's was founded in 1946 as a Preparatory School, its first Headmistress being Miss Joyce Rutherford. Alan Timpson was one of the Founders of the school and the main building, Sunnylands, was originally the Timpson family home. The house was built in 1893 to the design of JA Gotch and is now a Grade 2 listed building. Alan Timpson also endowed the Sunnylands Trust which supports the school in many ways, not least in the provision of Bursaries.

The Infant block was added in 1949 and the Nursery has taken pre-school children since 1968. The new Infant building was completed in 1990, to the design of the architects Gotch, Saunders and Surridge.

We aim academically high but we are not an academic hothouse yet throughout the whole school we have high expectations of behaviour, commitment & appearance. The unique character engendered through having a site where nearly 900 3-18 year olds are educated is one which attracts comment from the many visitors whom we welcome. It is an environment which is special, where, we are told, there is an indefinable “feel” which puts visitors at ease when they see and hear the healthy daily relationship between pupils and teachers, a quality commented upon by recent Inspection reports; we are still small enough for all of our pupils to be known and treated as individuals. We are a fully co-educational Day School which has made a successful transition from being a boys’ Boarding School whilst retaining many of the characteristics and qualities which one often associates with a Boarding environment

Winchester House School lies in extensive grounds conveniently situated on the borders of Oxfordshire, Northamptonshire and Buckinghamshire. WHS extends a warm, family atmosphere to all within the community: pupils, teaching and non-teaching staff and parents. Part of our role is to create as many opportunities as we can for all children. We look to extend all pupils, inside and outside the classroom, and we encourage them to aspire.

Jamia Al-Karam (est.1985) is a Muslim boys boarding secondary school and also an Islamic Studies College (Dar-ul-Uloom) which is located in North Nottinghamshire in England

The school was founded in 1937 by the late Miss E Gamble. For over 70 years, Coteswood House School has been educating young girls and boys of Nottinghamshire with it's ever changing but ever dedicated team of teachers.

Coteswood House is a happy school and we pride ourselves that most children benefit from their time with us, remembering the school fondly in years to come.

We welcome all children between the ages of three and eleven.

Dagfa House is a long-established, friendly and successful school based in Beeston, near the University of Nottingham's West entrance, incorporating Little Dagfa nursery, our Junior School for pupils aged 5 to 11 and our Senior school for pupils from 11 to 16.