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In the first instance, enquiries should be made to the Registrar on 01953 681246 ( admissions@riddlesworthhall.co.uk ). We are always happy for you to visit and you certainly don’t need to wait for Open Day. For International, Mandarin speaking and agent enquiries please contact:- Miss E Zhang – e.zhang@riddlesworth-hall.com.
Snowdrop and Aconite Walk. Come and join us at Riddlesworth Hall for an afternoon of fundraising! From 1pm- 3:30pm we welcome you to enjoy our Snowdrop and Aconite Woodland Trail, toasting marshmallows over a cosy fire and creating your very own bird feeders, all for a small donation of £1pp....
A traditional prep school education has always focussed on the narrative side of History, and this is the basis from which we start. The pupils are excited by the strange tales of the past before moving onto learning the key skills of analysis and conclusion building. Several methods are used to imbue the pupils with a love for History, ranging ...
Apr 24, 2023 · Riddlesworth Hall School, near Diss, has announced its closure this afternoon following "unprecedented financial challenges". A spokesman from the school said they were all "extremely saddened" by ...
Riddlesworth Hall School, set amidst over 30 acres of its own parkland in the beautiful Norfolk countryside, is an IAPS school catering for girls and boys from the age of 2 to 13. A traditional, rural Prep School maintaining strong values and manners.
Past Seat / Home of: EARLIER HOUSE: Drury family.Silvanus Bevan, III, 18th century. Sir Anthony John Compton-Thornhill, 2nd Bt., 19th century. CURRENT HOUSE: Champion family and their descendants, the Griffith-Williams and Noel families, 1893 until circa 1985.
Our impressive and welcoming Georgian style four-storey manor house sits proudly in 35 acres of beautiful grounds, woodlands and gardens. Located in the Norfolk countryside, only 1 ½ hours by direct train to London, Riddlesworth Hall welcomes boys and girls aged 3-13. Our school has a committed staff and wonderful pupils but, please don’t ...
