Seven Hills
School summary
Seven Hills is an independent girls' school in North Somerset, distinguished above all by its scale: with around 11 pupils on roll, it sits firmly within the smallest band of schools. A setting this intimate allows for a level of individual attention that larger schools cannot easily match. The school admits girls from age 11 and is led by headteacher Mr Robert Kemp. It is a day school, with no boarding provision.
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Teaching & academics
Entry at 11 is available, with admission at the standard 11+ stage. As an independent school inspected by the ISI, Seven Hills operates within that framework. The very small roll means teaching can be closely tailored to each girl's pace and needs.
Head · Mr Robert Kemp
School life & ethos
- Boarding
- No
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A genuinely small, all-girls independent in North Somerset, best suited to families who want a close-knit setting where every pupil is known individually.
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Seven Hills 11+: frequently asked questions
Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.