Westfield House School

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School summary

With just 59 pupils on its roll, Westfield House School is a notably small independent school in the Norfolk village of Terrington St Clement. The intimate scale is its defining feature, allowing close attention to each child within a non-denominational, mixed setting. Pupils enter at age 11 and work towards GCSEs, with the school inspected by the ISI. It is led by headteacher Mrs Jo Murray.

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Teaching & academics

The school takes pupils through to GCSE qualifications. Its small size means a low pupil count in each year group, which can support individual support and close monitoring of progress.

Head · Mrs Jo Murray

School life & ethos

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Westfield House School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.