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Discover more about Clifton High School

Discover the areas of our School

As a 3-18 through school, we are one School community.

Every department, area and year group at Clifton High School have a unique and bespoke offering. Teaching and Learning, social and personal opportunities and pastoral support are adapted to suit the different ages and personalities. Discover more below. 

The Hive

Nursery Pre-School

The Hive offers a year-round or term-time only Nursery Pre-School provision for rising 3's. Children can stay for an academic day or a longer day; 8.00-6.00pm. With all their meals including and an educational focus throughout the year, The Hive is much more than nursery care.

Infant School

Reception - Year 2

In Reception to Year 2, a strong emphasis is placed on learning through exploration, investigation, discovery and problem solving and social development through teaching and free play activities. This is imbedded in topics and the curriculum as the children begin their academic career.

Junior School

Year 3 - 6

The Junior School is where expectation on academic and personal development increases, the children, supported by their teachers, discover their individual brilliance. Specialist Teachers in many of their subjects, prepare and equip them with the skills they need for the transition into Senior School.

Senior School

Year 7 - 9, Diamond Edge Years

During this fundamental time for personal development, teaching and learning is adapted to suit the individuals. The Diamond Edge Model of Education see's boys and girls taught separately in core subjects, they then come together again socially and an in other subject to balance and benefit their different ways of learning.

Senior School

Year 10 - 11, GCSE Years

In Year 10-11, girls and boys come back together and learn collectively, sharing and collaborating to work towards their GCSE Examinations. Pupils now navigate responsibility both academically and socially, with the support and guidance of their tutors, subject teachers and the whole School community.

Sixth Form

Year 12 - 13

Students become a more independent way of studying in their A level years, one that will prepare them for University and life beyond Clifton High. Supported by the School, these young adults develop and in turn leave with a host of skills and social competencies that will serve them well in the future; professionally and personally.

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