Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
Deputy Head Professional Development & Head of Lower School. Dawn Nightingale BEd. Assistant Head, SMSC & Communications. Michael Naylor BSc Hons, MEd, PGCE. Assistant Head, Co-Curricular & Welfare. Anna Taylor BEd. Head of Pre-Prep. Shaun Wilson, Interim Bursar (maternity leave cover) Sophie Owen, Bursar (maternity leave)
The wait is finally over! Our newly refurbished Beaton Library has opened today - much to the excitement of all the pupils. Featuring beautiful crafted furniture made by our in-house team and a brand new computerised system, the project was made possible through the generosity of our parents' association, The du Maurier Society. We are indebted ...
The du Maurier Society is our Parents’ Association which organises a fantastic programme of fun and charitable social events for pupils and their families throughout the school year. The society, named after our famous alumnus Gerald du Maurier, plays a key role in bringing our whole school community together.
Heath Mount is one of the leading independent Prep Schools in the country with over 500 pupils aged between 2 -13 years. Currently, we feed to over 40 leading senior schools with over 50% of our students achieving at least one scholarship to their school of choice. We are a supportive and inclusive school and aspire to attract colleagues who can reflect our diverse and brilliant school ...
Monday 15th April - Tuesday 16th April Staff Training Wednesday 17th April Term Begins Monday 27th May - Friday 31st May (inclusive) Half Term Friday 5th July Term Ends
Heath Mount is one of the oldest Prep Schools in the country with a prestigious alumni and a rich and varied history. Previously known as Hampstead Heath Academy, Heath Mount Academy and Heath Mount Grammar, the School was founded as a boarding school in 1796 for the education of ‘boys and young gentlemen’. The first Headmaster was the Rev John Hunter, who rented a house on Heath Street in ...
We are proud to reveal that Heath Mount artworks have once again been chosen to appear at The Royal Academy Young Artists' Summer Show - selected by the judges from over 21,000 submissions. Year 5's group piece, The Crowd, has been accepted into the main show and each pupil will be invited to attend a private viewing at the famous Piccadilly ...
