Alton School

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Alton School
Address

Anstey Lane Alton , Hampshire , GU34 2NG England
Information
Type	Private day school
Motto	Be The Best That You Can Be
Religious affiliation(s)	Roman Catholic
Established	1938
Founder	Sister Madeleine de Jesu - Convent of Our Lady of Providence
Department for Education URN	116537 Tables
Chairman of Governors	Clive Hexton
Headmaster	Karl Guest
Gender	Coeducational 6 months to 18
Age	6mths to 18
Enrolment	520~
Colour(s)	Blue
Website	http://www.altonschool.co.uk

Alton School is an independent Catholic day school on the outskirts of Alton, Hampshire for boys and girls from 6 months to 18 years. It has approximately 450^[1] pupils of all faiths. Situated on a 19-acre (77,000 m²) campus, it has a nursery, prep, senior and 6th form.

History

Alton School was established in 1938 by the Sisters of Our Lady of Providence. Since then it has been located in the Anstey Manor House in Alton, Hampshire.

Curriculum

Senior School subjects are divided into Core, Additional and Extended which allows pupils to learn at their own paces. Pupils take ten GCSE subjects and may choose from a variety of electives including separate sciences, law, photography, geography, history, art and drama.^[2] All students take Religious Studies GCSE in year 10.

Activities

Some events and activities are organised jointly with sister Catholic school Salesian College in nearby Farnborough. The school hosts a joint Michaelmas ball with nearby More House School.^[3]

Notable alumni

Alison Goldfrapp - vocalist of Goldfrapp^[4]
Catherine and Lizzy Ward Thomas, musicians^[5]

References

↑ Profile Archived 2012-08-01 at archive.today on Good Schools Guide
↑ Curriculum
↑ Experience
↑ "Iniciar - IncHealth GMBH". 26 March 2018.
↑ "Catherine Ward Thomas: 'Mum told us don't swear or talk politics or religion'". TheGuardian.com. 15 September 2016. Archived from the original on 3 July 2020. Retrieved 19 October 2023.

External links

Official school website
Profile on the ISC website
Stats page on BBC
Alton Nursery Ofsted Reports
ISI Inspection Reports

Schools in Hampshire (including Portsmouth and Southampton)

Primary schools in Hampshire
Alderwood School Brockenhurst CE Primary School Mayfield School Oakley Church of England Junior School St Mark's CE School The Westgate School

Secondary schools in Hampshire
Hampshire LEA	Alderwood School Aldworth School Amery Hill School Applemore College The Arnewood School Bay House School Bishop Challoner Catholic Secondary School Bohunt School Bridgemary School Brighton Hill Community School Brookfield Community School Brune Park Community School The Burgate School Calthorpe Park School Cams Hill School Clere School The Costello School Court Moor School Cove School The Cowplain School Cranbourne School Crestwood Community School Crofton School Crookhorn College Eggar's School Everest Community Academy Fareham Academy Fernhill School Frogmore Community College Hamble School Harrow Way Community School Havant Academy The Hayling College Henry Beaufort School The Henry Cort Community College Horndean Technology College Hounsdown School The Hurst School John Hanson Community School Kings' School The Mountbatten School New Forest Academy Noadswood School Oaklands Catholic School Oakmoor School Park Community School Perins School The Petersfield School Portchester Community School Priestlands School Purbrook Park School Ringwood School Robert May's School The Romsey School Swanmore College Test Valley School Testbourne Community School Testwood School Thornden School Toynbee School The Vyne Community School Warblington School The Wavell School The Westgate School Wildern School Winton Community Academy Wyvern College Yateley School
Portsmouth LEA	Admiral Lord Nelson School Ark Charter Academy Castle View Academy Mayfield School Miltoncross Academy Portsmouth Academy Priory School St Edmund's Catholic School Springfield School Trafalgar School UTC Portsmouth
Southampton LEA	Bitterne Park School Cantell School Oasis Academy Lord's Hill Oasis Academy Mayfield Oasis Academy Sholing Redbridge Community School Regents Park Community College St Anne's Catholic School St George Catholic College St Mark's CE School Upper Shirley High School Weston Secondary School Woodlands Community College

Further education colleges in Hampshire
Hampshire	Alton College Andover College Barton Peveril College Basingstoke College of Technology Brockenhurst College Eastleigh College Fareham College Farnborough College of Technology The Sixth Form College, Farnborough Havant and South Downs College Peter Symonds College Queen Mary's College St Vincent College Sparsholt College Hampshire Totton College
Portsmouth	Highbury College Portsmouth College
Southampton	Itchen College Taunton's College

Special schools in Hampshire
Baycroft School Coppice Spring Academy Henry Tyndale School Lakeside School The Loddon School Mary Rose Academy Osborne School Rowhill School Southlands School Treloar School

Private schools in Hampshire
Preparatory	Cheam School Farleigh School Horris Hill School The Pilgrims' School Twyford School Walhampton School West Hill Park School
Senior	Bedales School Churcher's College Farnborough Hill The Gregg School King Edward VI School Lord Wandsworth College The Portsmouth Grammar School St John's College Salesian College Winchester College
All ages	Alton School Ballard School Ditcham Park School Embley Hurst Lodge School The King's School, Fair Oak Mayville High School Meoncross School Portsmouth High School Rookwood School St Nicholas' School St Swithun's School Sherfield School
Special	The Loddon School Southlands School Treloar School

Former schools in Hampshire
Hampshire LEA	Fort Hill Community School Queen Mary's School for Boys Quilley School
Southampton LEA	Grove Park Business and Enterprise College Inspire Enterprise Academy Millbrook Community School Oaklands Community School Woolston School
Private	The Atherley School Burney's Academy Eastman's Royal Naval Academy Hyde Abbey School North Foreland Lodge Queenwood College Redrice School St Mary's Independent School Stanbridge Earls School Stubbington House School West Downs School Wixenford School Wykeham House School

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