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Norwich High School is a selective school where able girls can achieve academic success in a safe and happy environment which offers a broad range of co-curricular opportunities. Places are awarded throughout the school on merit and potential. Assessments are made with every effort to put the girls at their ease so they can relax,
“Norwich High Prep School and Nursery brings out the best in our girls. They thrive in the comfortable, family atmosphere that can be felt throughout the school, gaining the confidence to shine as individuals whilst flourishing as part of a warm, friendly community.” Mrs Susan Roberts, Head of Prep School and Nursery
89 Midland Drive Norwich, NY 13815 607-334-1600 Fax: 607.334.6680. High School Principal Jacob Roe. Director of School Operations & Athletics Joseph Alger
After school. The dining room is open after the school day from 3.50pm until 4.30pm for Senior School girls to buy a snack and a drink before working in the Library, joining rehearsals or PE matches, or even just before going home. A choice of snack items are available ranging from baked potatoes to sandwiches or homemade biscuits and muffins.
Contact us: 01603 453265. Subject overviews. Senior School. We encourage students to move well-beyond the curriculum. Senior School subjects. Art and Textiles. The Art and Design Department is in well-equipped studio classrooms in Eaton Grove and also two studios in Lanchester House providing wide opportunities for textiles and fine art ...
Contact us: 01603 453265. GCSEs at Norwich High School for Girls. Senior School. There are some subjects that everyone must study to GCSE, which are called the core subjects: English Language and English Literature. Mathematics. A Modern Foreign Language (French, Spanish or German) . Science.
May 23, 2023 · The four Norwich High School for Girls Houses are named after four inspirational female role models with strong links to Norfolk – Cavell, Fry, Julian and Martineau. Here, our Year 6 House Captains introduce the historical women behind each house name, as presented in a Senior School Assembly in the spring term.
