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Norwich High School for Girls GDST

Other independent school (Norfolk).

Pupils
574
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
13.8%
2025/26
Capacity
57%
574 / 1,003 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

Discover the difference of an all-girls education at our award winning school. We are proud of our girls, our community, our heritage and our school. We aim to give our students a broad range of opportunities to flourish by ensuring they are nurtured, challenged and empowered to be the very best they can be.

We do this by providing a bespoke environment where girls are known as individuals and are confident to be themselves. The values which motivate Norwich High School for Girls and drive our behaviour are: Our girls are known and valued as individuals.

Our girls benefit from the fact that everything is designed and developed to meet their educational and pastoral needs, so they can be their very best whilst here at school and beyond. Our girls are intellectually curious, equipped to meet academic challenge and innovate. They benefit from the opportunities of our pioneering curriculum.

They become outstanding scholars, sportswomen, musicians, actors and are inspired to explore a wide range of pursuits. Our girls contribute to and benefit from the unique community fostered by staff and students. They positively support the lives of others in school and the wider community; they are outward looking and networked.

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

Enrichment

15 activitiesiFound on the school website by WhatSchool. Not verified by Governance Register; the school website is the authority.
  • Band
  • Chess
  • Cricket
  • Dance
  • Debating
  • Drama
  • Duke of Edinburgh
  • Football
  • Gardening
  • Hockey
  • Netball
  • Orchestra
  • Robotics
  • Swimming
  • Forest School

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
121241
Type
Other independent school
Phase
Not applicable
Ages
3 to 19
Gender
Girls
Sixth form
Has a sixth form
Nursery
Has Nursery Classes
Local authority
Norfolk
Constituency
Norwich South
Setting
Urban: Nearer to a major town or city
Opened
1980

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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