Westbourne School

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School summary

With roughly 90 pupils on roll, Westbourne School is a notably small independent in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire. Its size sits at the more intimate end of the independent sector, the sort of setting where pupils are known as individuals rather than numbers. The school is non-denominational and admits pupils from age 11, with entry at the 11+ stage. Families drawn to a close-knit, fee-paying environment in the East Midlands may find it worth a closer look.

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Teaching & academics

Westbourne operates an 11+ entry point, so prospective families should expect an assessment at the start of secondary-age admission. The compact roll of around 90 pupils points to small class sizes and a high degree of individual attention.

School life & ethos

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Westbourne School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.