Normanton House School is an independent Islamic day school. The school is registered to teach 180 pupils aged five to 16. There are currently 108 pupils on the school’s roll. Boys and girls attend the primary phase of the school. The school provides secondary education for girls only.
Facilities
The school teaches Quran, Arabic, Islamic Studies and the National Curriculum. Creativity is encouraged through Art and Craft whilst a range of P.E. and sporting activities are accessible both within school time, and on an extra-curricular basis.
They have teachers dedicated for reading in the primary school and they strive for excellence in reading, writing and mathematics. Results from end of Key Stage 2 tests speak for themselves and continue to be above the national standard.
A large majority of Year 6 girls move onto secondary school. Most of the girls who join in Year 7 make good progress and proceed naturally to university degree courses at the age of 18.
Features
Things to note
They offer a broad and balanced curriculum with strong foundations in English and Mathematics. Pupils are supported to develop their full potential and achieve academic success.
They expect pupils to demonstrate a passion for learning and ambition to achieve excellence in their studies as well as their manners. The children are well behaved, determined and confident. They go on to become the well-educated role models of their communities.
A diverse and rich curriculum based on play and exploration provides memorable experiences and an enjoyable high-quality education. It is designed to provide pupils with their full learning entitlement and can be customised to meet the changing needs of individuals and groups.
Admissions Procedure: The main intake is in September as most of the pupils join from Year 1 or Year 7 and remain until they leave for High school in Year 6 or Sixth Form/College in Year11. However, new pupils can join the school at any time throughout the academic year, if places are available.
Registering your child: At Normanton House School, they encourage all potential parents to visit the school as this will assist with the decision making process. Application forms are available online and can also be obtained by contacting the school office. Completed forms should be returned to school, along with a registration fee of £50 for Primary admissions and £70 for Secondary admissions. Please note that the registration fee is non-refundable and is payable by cash or cheque. On receipt of the completed forms and registration fees , primary pupils will be invited to spend a day in the primary school and secondary pupils will be invited to complete the entry assessment. All potential pupils will have the opportunity to sample school life and meet potential class mates. If your child is successful, a formal offer of a place will be made by the Head Teacher.
2.30 miles
