Quinton House School review

Upton Hall

Upton

Northampton

NN5 4UX

01604 752050

Northamptonshire County Council

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Pupils

387

Ages

2 - 18

Gender

Mixed

Type

Other Independent

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NATIONAL AVG. 2.02

Independent inspection report

(19/11/15)

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82%

NATIONAL AVG. 61%

5+ GCSEs A*-C or 9-4 (standard pass or above) inc. both English and maths

64%

NATIONAL AVG. 39%

GCSE grade 9-5 (strong pass or above) or A*-C in both English and maths

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NATIONAL AVG. 14%

3 A levels at AAB or higher inc. two facilitating subjects

-1.33

A level progress score
GCSE to A level

NATIONAL AVERAGE 0.0

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Boarding Type

£1,608
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£3,995

Day Fees Per Term

NURSERY 2+

Co-educational nursery

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School Description

Quinton House School is a mixed independent school for children aged 2 to 18 years located in Upton, Northampton, England. The school is owned and operated by the Cognita Group. Quinton House School is situated in the Grade I listed building, Upton Hall. Quinton House School aims to provide a safe and caring 'family' environment in which the character, personality, individuality and awareness of each pupil are developed, and an approach to life is encouraged which accords with Christian values in the broadest sense. The School seeks to help each pupil to achieve his or her individual potential and to promote his or her academic, personal, social and moral development. The School aims to inspire each pupil and to foster a genuine love of learning through his or her years in education and beyond.

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Last update: 06 November 2018

Events and Private Tours

We offer a range of opportunities to see our wonderful school in action. Whether you’d like to attend one of our popular events or book a Private Tour at your convenience, we offer you a very warm welcome. This is your opportunity to meet the Headmaster and see the beautiful Quinton House buildings and grounds first-hand.

Open Days

We hold a number of whole school open mornings throughout the year. This is your opportunity to meet the Headmaster, take a tour of the school with pupils and experience Quinton House life first-hand.

Please contact our Admissions team on 01604 684828 or click on the links below.

Open Days 2019:

Wednesday 6 March
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Wednesday 1 May
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Private Tours

We offer Private Tours, giving you the opportunity to see the school on a one-to-one basis. Where possible we will also arrange for your to meet our Headmaster. To request a private tour, please complete the form below and our Admissions Manager, Joanna Sainsbury, will be in touch to discuss a convenient time.

We very much look forward to meeting you and your family.

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Quinton House School aims to provide a ‘family’ environment in which the character, personality and individuality of each pupil are developed.

The School seeks to help each pupil to achieve their individual potential and to promote their academic, personal, social and moral development. The School aims to fire imaginations and inspire each pupil, fostering a lifelong love of learning, along their educational journey and into adulthood.

Care for the individual as a whole and about his or her personal development and extracurricular involvement complements the emphasis on academic achievement, and demonstrates the richness of the school’s provision for its pupils.

A high calibre staff, who are dedicated and enthusiastic, work as a team in the pursuit of the school’s aims. Quinton House is unashamedly ambitious (although not pretentious), striving continually to improve itself, and to enhance its local, national and international reputation.

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Meet the Head: Tim Hoyle

Tim has a Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership from the University of Buckingham, a BA Joint Honours Degree in Physical Education and History from Loughborough University, and has been Headmaster since September 2017. This followed six highly successful years as Headmaster at Huddersfield Grammar School.

Who/what inspired you to become a teacher?

Alan Green clearly loved every aspect of his work at John Smeaton High School in Leeds. Coaching youngsters in a variety of different sports; demonstrating enthusiasm, dedication and enjoyment of his own working life; showing a genuine interest in developing the skills and talents of young people; all made a positive and obvious difference to many young lives and developed similar aspirations for myself to work in education.

What achievement are you most proud of as Head?

Becoming Headmaster at Huddersfield Grammar School provided me with the new challenges that I sought after 19 wonderful years working at Warwick School. The developments at the school have been remarkable in all aspects and the pride in looking back at the achievements of those 6 years in West Yorkshire comes from reflecting on the times when we, as a staff leadership team, genuinely worked together to overcome adversity and obstacles.

What does a successful school look like to you?

A purposeful, productive and happy organisation that knows exactly where it wants to go and collectively works together, pupils, parents and staff, to achieve its aims and objectives. A successful school should have the development of people at its heart and sport, music and drama as its heartbeat.

What is the most important quality you want every child to have when they leave your school? And why?

This would be their inner self-belief. An understanding that they can achieve and succeed in their chosen field; that they can learn and recover from their mistakes and failings; that they are valuable as a person in their own right; but also able to have a positive impact and to show how they respect, value and understand others.

Please give 5 words to describe the ethos of your school.

Community, Supporting, Aspirational, Responsibility, Enriching.