Notre Dame Senior School

Notre Dame School nestles in a picturesque 18^th century mansion beside the River Mole. Despite the tranquil setting Notre Dame is a hive of activity, with approaching a thousand children and teachers working hard in the important business of education. The school has an enviable reputation for the highest academic standards and a progressive, holistic, academic education that is underpinned by over 400 years of international educational tradition in 30 countries. We are supported by the Sisters of the Company of Mary Our Lady who ensure that the ethos of our foundress, St. Jeanne de Lestonnac, is maintained.

Set in 17 acres of beautiful parkland in Cobham, Notre Dame School nestles in a picturesque 18^th century mansion beside the River Mole. Despite the tranquil setting Notre Dame School is a hive of activity, with approaching a thousand children and teachers working hard in the important business of education. The school has an enviable reputation for the highest academic standards and a progressive, holistic, academic education that is underpinned by over 400 years of international educational tradition in 30 countries. Established in England in 1937, the school has always had the philosophy that the greatest success comes from knowing how to learn and how to ask the right questions; training pupils to take an active role in reaching and exceeding early expectations. From the vibrant Nursery to the exciting Sixth Form, tomorrow's professionals acquire the skills, knowledge and qualifications that give them the best possible start in life. This summer, our A Level students have gained the highest percentage of A* - B grades (84%) in over ten years and girls are going on to study at prestigious Russell Group universities in a wide range of disciplines. At GCSE over half the grades awarded were A and A*. Twin aims of academic success and self-confidence create rounded, compassionate, highly qualified and wise young women. Past pupils proliferate the professional sphere world-wide, many of whom enthusiastically retain links to Notre Dame.