Farnborough, United Kingdom Day only · Girls Age range 11–18 502 pupils Founded 1889Farnborough Hill
Farnborough Hill offers a nurturing and inspiring environment where girls are encouraged to flourish academically and personally. With a strong emphasis on...
About Farnborough Hill
Farnborough Hill was founded in 1889 by the Religious of Christian Education as a Roman Catholic girls' school in Farnborough, Hampshire. The school operates today on a 65-acre campus, on the former Empress Eugénie estate (the exiled French Empress lived in Farnborough Hill after the fall of the Second French Empire in 1870; she founded Farnborough Abbey on the same estate). The school is girls-only ages 11-18. The Head is Amanda Leach. The school is a member of the GSA and the CISC. The school operates a substantial bursary programme.
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Pupil breakdown
- Girls
- 502 (100%)
- SEN support
- 111 (22.1%)
Notable alumni
Frequently asked questions
What type of school is Farnborough Hill?
Farnborough Hill is a girls' independent mainstream school for pupils aged 11 to 18, located near Farnborough in Hampshire. The school offers education from Prep through to Sixth Form, with pathways leading to GCSEs and A Levels.
How do I apply to Farnborough Hill?
Applications typically begin 1–2 years in advance and may include registration, assessments and interviews. Families can explore the UK private school admissions timeline to understand key dates and entry points. https://schoolscout.uk/posts/uk-private-school-admissions-timeline
What are the fees at Farnborough Hill?
The cost of attending Farnborough Hill typically ranges around £8,130 per term, with variations based on age and boarding.
Is Farnborough Hill a day or boarding school?
Farnborough Hill offers day options. Where boarding is available, this may include full, weekly or flexi arrangements.
Is Farnborough Hill a single-sex or co-educational school?
Farnborough Hill offers a girls' learning environment.