Sheridan House School

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School summary

With just 66 pupils on roll, Sheridan House School is a notably small independent in Thetford, Norfolk, where most children will be known by name across the school. Led by headteacher Mrs Victoria Rowlands, it is a mixed, non-denominational school inspected by the ISI. Families drawn to an intimate setting, rather than the bustle of a larger institution, are likely to find the scale appealing.

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Teaching & academics

The school takes pupils from age 11 and prepares them for GCSE qualifications. Entry at 11 is available, with an 11+ point of admission for those joining at that stage.

Head · Mrs Victoria Rowlands

School life & ethos

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Boarding
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Sheridan House School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.