Hambrook School

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School summary

With just 50 pupils, Hambrook School is among the smallest independent schools in West Sussex, offering a notably intimate setting in Burgess Hill. The mixed, day-only school admits pupils at 11 and is led by headteacher Mr Emile Etheridge. Its size will appeal to families who value close attention and a tight-knit community over the scale of a larger institution.

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Teaching & academics

As an independent school inspected by the ISI, Hambrook follows the standards expected of the independent sector. Entry is at age 11, with an 11+ assessment forming part of the admissions process.

Head · Mr Emile Etheridge

School life & ethos

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Hambrook School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.