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Cookie Settings. “Hill House School is an award-winning independent day school for children aged from 3 to 18 years. Since 1912, we have provided high quality independent education to families in Doncaster and beyond. Class sizes are small, enabling teachers to work closely with individual pupils, bringing out the best in every child.
Parents and students are warmly invited to discuss predicted grades with the Head of Senior School or Head of Sixth Form. To request Registration forms and Leadership Application, please email Lward@hillhouse.doncaster.sch.uk or call Admissions on 01302 776300. INTERNSHIPS AND ENRICHMENT.
We support children's happiness and development, helping them to flourish and achieve their best while preparing them to be life long learners. Hill House is a warm and nurturing environment, full of fun and laughter, where the children are encouraged to have the confidence to take risks, explore interests and engage with the world and with ...
Admissions Journey. Choosing the right school for your child is a very important decision. We want to make this as simple as possible. This section of our website has been carefully planned to guide you through our admissions process, from your initial enquiry through to your child settling in with us. We welcome applications at many entry ...
Hill House School. 1,926 likes · 67 talking about this · 308 were here. An independent day school in Doncaster for girls and boys aged from 3-18. Graded...
A Level Results 2023. Pupils at Hill House are celebrating as they receive another year of outstanding A levels, despite a significant downturn in grades across England. An impressive 43% of A levels were graded at A*/A, with 25% of pupils gaining straight As and A*s, and the school securing its sixth consecutive year of a 100% pass rate.
A FULL AND REWARDING DAY. There is so much more to do at Hill House; early morning, lunchtime and after school clubs include an exceptional array of opportunities, with over 100 extra-curricular activities taking place each week, from fencing to the Duke of Edinburgh Award, chess to debating, gardening to ancient Greek, allowing children to develop existing interests and discover new talents.
