Belmont Grosvenor School

read moreChildren across the ages are given the chance to regularly play together. This really helps the younger girls by promoting self-confidence and developing their sports skills. Depending on numbers, and fixtures on the calendar, our Girls' Games sessions alternate between hockey and netball in the winter and rounders in the summer. Inter-house matches provide an opportunty for everyone to take part, and our girls compete in local, regional and national competitions with great success. Our annual sports days for the whole school see our children compete in everything from sprinting, javelin and long-jump to obstacle races, teddy bear picnics, and shuttle relays.

read moreThe curriculum, which encompasses both our indoor and outdoor learning environments, captures the imagination of our children, leading them to become critical and creative thinkers, and inspiring a sense of curiosity. Going well beyond the statutory requirements of the National Curriculum, our curriculum ensures our children achieve high standards, promotes the ability to work independently and collaboratively, and develops a strong belief in the value of learning. Most importantly, support for learning permeates the teaching culture, whether for specific learning needs or for more able and talented children.

read moreOur beautiful and historic school buildings house some of the most up-to-date and state-of-the-art academic facilities that help deliver an exciting and challenging education to our children. Information Communication Technology (ICT) is a real strength at Belmont Grosvenor School. Whether children are working in the ICT suite, or in one of the three satellite suites in the Science laboratory, Music room and Art and Design areas, they have monitored access to the internet as well as all the latest educational software.