Greenholme School is a long established Independent Primary School with a caring ethos, where academic excellence and pastoral care go hand in hand. Quality relationships between pupils, parents and staff lie at the heart of our happy and energetic community. We foster an environment where the needs of the individual child are continually being met, encouraging the positive contribution of all pupils to the school family. Children are valued and respected as unique individuals by our dedicated staff team. At Greenholme we also recognise the influential and enduring contribution parents make to their children’s development, well-being and learning. We therefore actively seek to involve parents in their children’s learning by working closely in partnership with them.

We take great pride in providing an education which is founded on the strong values you’ll find in any close-knit family. We believe in care, support, trust, courtesy and respect for others at all times.

With these values already in place, we can now help your child to develop a love for learning which will stand them in good stead throughout life.

Hazel Hurst School, situated on Westdale Lane in Mapperley, Nottingham, has a reputation for offering children the best start in life. We offer individual teaching for boys and girls between two and eight years of age.

Hazel Hurst was established in 1934 and combines traditional values with teaching methods that are completely up-to-date. We aim to bring the best out of children with a comprehensive curriculum, taught in an intimate, family atmosphere.

Highfields is a Co-educational Day School for boys and girls aged three to eleven years. Situated at New Balderton on the outskirts of Newark, one-and-a-half miles from the town centre, the School is set in thirteen acres of quiet parkland and sports fields.

The School is a successful, happy, lively, caring community that allows the children to experience a sense of pride and fulfilment that comes from working to their full potential. Basic subjects need to be mastered but children learn to react in different ways and need to be treated as individuals. Personal responsibility, initiative, good manners and smart appearance are encouraged.

Why should you choose Hollygirt?

We have an excellent academic record. Girls consistently exceed expectation. We are one of the top schools in Nottinghamshire in the value added tables.

Small classes provide individual attention.

There is a warm, supportive atmosphere, where girls of all abilities can achieve in a variety of ways.

Girls respect each other and the staff.

We have good discipline and behaviour and a smart uniform.

We are conveniently located with good transport links.

Your daughter can be cared for before and after school

The Iona School in Nottingham caters for children aged from three and a half to eleven, while our Nursery is available for younger children. The school offers Steiner Waldorf education based upon the principles given by Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925).

The school was founded in 1985 by a group of teachers and parents who established The Iona School Association with the intention that this education should be available to all children regardless of race, religion or economic background.

Jubilee House Christian School is a small independent Christian school. We are a well established school for children between the ages of 3-16. We are able to teach children in smaller classes as well as providing a safe and secure school environment.

Our aim is to work together as a a school family - parents, students and staff encouraging respect for each other, learning and appreciating everyone's God given gifts and talents. We ensure that all areas of the curriculum are available to all students regardless of ability, age, creed, sex, colour or ethnic origin.

The school has been owned and run by the Coleshill family since 1984, with the aim of developing the potential of all pupils, whether highly academic or less academically gifted.

Experienced, well-qualified and dedicated teaching staffs working in small classes, delivers a broad and balanced curriculum in a friendly and caring family environment, thereby allowing pupils to make maximum progress whilst enjoying their work and achievement.

Pupils are required to adhere to the school code of conduct and maintain high 'Lammassian' standards
of discipline, manners, personal appearance, diligence, courtesy, respect for self, others and property.

Nottingham High School

Nottingham High School for Girls