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St Nicholas' School

Other independent school in Fleet (Hampshire).

Pupils
287
on roll
Ofsted
-
no graded judgement
Attendance rate
-
not published
Pupil : Teacher
-
not published
Eligible for free school meals
0.0%
school census 2024/25
SEN support
16.7%
2025/26
Capacity
77%
287 / 372 pupils
register figure (GIAS)
Teacher turnover
-
not published

Location

iSchool location from Get Information about Schools. Nearby schools are coloured by phase. Open Map+ for a full-screen map with neighbourhood deprivation (England only).

About

Our JOURNEY St Nicholas School is an independent all-through day school for girls aged 3 16 and boys aged 3 7 years. Founded by two teachers, Helen Pritchard and Angela McKenzie in 1935, St Nicholas School has empowered young minds and continued to fulfil a dream founded on a faith that has weathered all things, for the education and training of young people.

During this time, the school has experienced a journey of remarkable growth and vitality. St Nicholas School was first located in Branksomewood Road, Fleet and spent 60 years there, with innumerable children passing through its classrooms on their way to success in many professions.

Their years were happy and productive ones, producing confident young people, fazed by very little and enthusiastic to meet any challenge in the outside world. With the outbreak of war in 1939 and being so near to the Army barracks in Aldershot, the school supplied a safe and caring place while parents were moved between barracks across the country.

The atmosphere of community within the school produced a sense of confidence and respect, as well as concern for others, which has not changed to this day.

In the school’s own words, from the school website.

Enrichment

26 activitiesiFound on the school website by WhatSchool. Not verified by Governance Register; the school website is the authority.
  • Athletics
  • Badminton
  • Basketball
  • Choir
  • Coding
  • Cricket
  • Cross Country
  • Dance
  • Drama
  • Duke of Edinburgh
  • Football
  • Gardening
  • Gymnastics
  • Hockey
  • Mandarin
  • Mindfulness

and 10 more

Awards

1 awardiFound on the school website by WhatSchool. Not verified by Governance Register; the school website is the authority.
  • Duke of EdinburghPersonal development

Key facts

URN
116518
Type
Other independent school
Phase
Not applicable
Ages
3 to 16
Gender
Girls
Religious character
Church of England
Admissions
Non-selective
Sixth form
Does not have a sixth form
Nursery
Has Nursery Classes
Local authority
Hampshire
Constituency
North East Hampshire
Setting
Urban: Nearer to a major town or city
Opened
1942

Governing body

No governance records are published for this school in the DfE data we hold. Independent schools, colleges and some other types do not appear in the governance returns.

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