Curious minds,
Confident futures

Every future begins with curiosity.

With a question. A new idea. A subject that sparks something unexpected.

At Hollygirt, our small size gives pupils more space to explore those beginnings. Small classes mean more time to ask questions, test ideas and discover what genuinely interests them. Every child is known - not only for what they achieve, but for how they think, what excites them and where they might need encouragement.

Learning here is active, thoughtful and personal. We help pupils recognise their strengths, find their voice and see possibilities they may not have imagined before.

Our expectations are high, but achievement never comes at the expense of wellbeing or individuality. With the right balance of challenge and human support, pupils learn to trust their own thinking, embrace setbacks and grow in confidence.

By the time they leave Hollygirt, they’re ready for more than their next set of exams. They leave with outcomes that reflect their strengths, the independence to take their next step and the quiet confidence to shape what comes after it.

Our Latest News

19th June 2026 – Sports Day and looking ahead

June 19, 2026

Sports Day, fresh ideas and looking ahead This week brought creativity, teamwork and plenty of House spirit – from our […]

12th June 2026 – Prefects, Sports Festival, and building resilience for exams

June 12, 2026

Leadership, House spirit and resilience From prefect interviews to Sports Festival plans and the final GCSE papers, this week has […]

A busy business-based week

March 27, 2026

As the sun finally emerged this week, it’s made me realise how far through the year we are and how quickly it seems to have […]

The world of work and new ‘V’ Levels revealed

March 20, 2026

Next week, our year 10 pupils will be switching out their school days for work experience. We are proud to be […]

Hollygirt School Announces Refocused Senior Education Model

March 13, 2026

Hollygirt School has today confirmed a refocusing of its educational provision. At the end of the current academic year, the […]

World Book Day and positive competitive spirit

March 6, 2026

This week, the senior school has been dominated by talk of this afternoon’s Staff Vs Year Eleven football match. The […]

Stay curious

February 27, 2026

It was lovely to welcome pupils back to school during Monday’s assembly. There always seems to be a more positive […]

Hectic Hollygirt and a reflective break

February 14, 2026

We’re rounding off the half term with a busy week. On Monday, Year Ten and Year Eleven headed off to […]

My Reading challenge

February 6, 2026

I have had a lovely end to the week as I was in the library with the EYFS pupils, reading them a […]

Growth Mindset and pupils going Above and Beyond

January 30, 2026

We had a very inspiring start to the week in the Senior school as our Head Prefect, and Deputy Head […]