Frensham Heights Parent Voice is different from a PTA or traditional Parents Committee. Parent Voice is a team of elected parent volunteers dedicated to help support new and existing parents and collaborate with the school in an innovative and productive format. OUR PARENT REPRESENTATIVES PARENT REPRESENTATIVES Parent Year Representatives (Reps) are volunteer parents who play a key role in creating a welcoming, inclusive and vibrant parent community at Frensham Heights. Each year group has its own rep who is a friendly point of contact and helps parents stay informed, feel welcomed and connected to school life. They share useful information and reminders, support new families as they join the school, and help bring parents together through informal socials and events. They also play a wider role in supporting the school community, working collaboratively with staff, other Year Reps and Friends of Frensham, and occasionally helping to welcome prospective families at events such as open days. Parent Year Reps are an important link between families and the school, helping to ensure that every parent feels informed, supported and part of the community.

One of the real differences about Frensham is our open, equal environment. There is no forced deference or demanded respect. We are all in this together. A strong basis of mutual respect and equality creates an innovative, lively place to work. WORKING AT FRENSHAM TEACHING STAFF As a progressive school, our teachers will find an exciting innovative opportunity to really engage with the students. Their role is not just to disperse knowledge, but to instill lasting learning and skills. Beyond a specific subject, our teachers engage students in cross-curricular projects and social, moral and ethical discussions and above all create genuine, lasting relationships built on mutual respect. There are currently no vacancies for teaching staff. Frensham Heights is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and requires its staff to share this commitment. All candidates will have a Safeguarding Suitability interview and child protection screening appropriate to the post, including an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check, checks with past employers and a Prohibition from Teaching and Management Check. All posts are exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and the School is therefore permitted to ask job applicants to declare all convictions and cautions (including those which are "spent" unless they are "protected" under the DBS filtering rules) in order to assess their suitability to work with children. SUPPORT STAFF As a cohesive community, it is just as important that our support staff are onboard with the communal vision and ethos of the school. There are many events throughout the year, not to mention lunchtime everyday, where students, teachers and support staff come together. It's more than just a day job, but something that you can become passionately involved with. School Site Maintenance Apprentice We are looking for a Site Apprentice who will support the smooth day-to-day operation, presentation and maintenance of the school site. Working under the guidance of the Head of Estates and the facilities maintenance team, the postholder will develop practical skills in site maintenance, health and safety, compliance checks, security, grounds support and contribute towards a safe, welcoming and well-maintained environment for students, staff and visitors. Please send the completed application to: susiebirdsall@frensham.org . Download Job pack Head of Governance The Company Secretary and Head of Governance will play a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth administration and governance of Frensham Heights Educational Trust and its subsidiaries. This role involves ensuring compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements, providing strategic advice to the Board of Trustees, and maintaining high standards of corporate governance. Please send the completed application to: head@frensham.org . Download Job pack Minibus Drivers We are looking for friendly and responsible Minibus Drivers to join our transport team, providing safe and reliable journeys for students travelling to and from Frensham Heights. Drivers will work Monday to Friday during term time, covering morning and afternoon routes across the local area. Please send the completed application to: susiebirdsall@frensham.org . Download Job pack Frensham Heights is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and requires its staff to share this commitment. All candidates will have a Safeguarding Suitability interview and child protection screening appropriate to the post, including an Enhanced Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS) check, checks with past employers and a Prohibition from Teaching and Management Check. All posts are exempt from the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and the School is therefore permitted to ask job applicants to declare all convictions and cautions (including those which are "spent" unless they are "protected" under the DBS filtering rules) in order to assess their suitability to work with children.

At Frensham Heights we are fortunate to have a great parents’ association called Friends of Frensham (FOF), which is the social, event-organising and community-building part of our school. Every parent with a child at the school is automatically a member of FOF, and their contribution is vital to its success. The emphasis is on partnership between home and school. FRIENDS OF FRENSHAM FRIENDS OF FRENSHAM Registered Charity: 1200353 At Frensham Heights we have a parents’ association called Friends of Frensham (FoF). Their role is to enrich the lives of students, parents and staff with social engagements, events and community-building opportunities. Every parent, with a child at the school, instantly becomes a member of FoF. There’s no subscription or fee to join but their contribution is vital to its success. The FoF board consists of elected members who are known as Trustees: Cristina Montans Lorenzo (Trustee and Chair) – chair@fof.charity Louise Wheeler (Trustee and Secretary) Meredith Radford (Trustee and Treasurer) Dr Wendy Harrison (Trustee) Claire Karitzis (Trustee) Verity Glasgow (Trustee) Maki Fox (Trustee) As well as the Trustees, there are parents who make up the wider committee: Susanne Andres-Schweizer - Aldridge Bar Team Nicola Clutterbuck - Event Lead Sarah Ring - Junior School Event Lead Szilvia Varnia - Aldridge Bar Team FOF CODE OF PRACTICE FUNDING REQUEST FORM FOF VALUES & MISSION FOF CONSTITUTION GUIDELINES FOR FUNDING APPLICATIONS OUR MAIN EVENTS Our main events each year include: THE AMAZING FIREWORKS NIGHT FUNDRAISING BALL JUNIOR SCHOOL CHRISTMAS ACTIVITY DAY NEW PARENTS' WELCOME DRINKS NOT TO BE MISSED FOUNDERS' DAY FOF COMMUNICATION & UPCOMING EVENTS Please check the weekly school newsletter for upcoming events. You can also follow FoF on Instagram and Facebook. If you would like to learn more about FoF, help plan, organise, manage an event, see the latest FoF minutes or accounts please email hello@fof.charity FUNDRAISING FoF encourages a supportive and collaborative relationship between home and school. They aim to bring students, parents and staff together through fun and informal events. The funds they raise benefit all the students during their time at school. Up until now, their fundraising has made possible: An outdoor pod A roof on the swimming pool Additional photography equipment A Raku kiln A skateboarding half-pipe A green powered car A gardening extra-curricular activity Funded a student-led drama extra-curricular activity A Greenpower branded gazebo Junior school Hub A bike repair station Additional Kindles to the Library FUNDRAISING A huge thank you to all the parents, staff and children who have helped to raise funds which meant Friends of Frensham could fund the following: Roof for the Swimming Pool Photography equipment Raku Kiln Skateboarding Half-pipe Greenpower Car A gardening ECA, and A student-led drama ECA CHARITIES In 2023, FoF gained charity status with The Charity Commission. Giving back to charity is something FoF strive to do, so much so, 10% of FoF’s annual profits are donated to local charities. So far, they have given to: Change of Scene Farnham Foodbank The Dan Ely Foundation The Fountain Centre Also, you’ll find FoF using their time, skill set and monetary awards to help towards student events. It is about enriching those moments and making them a little more special. Calendar events that have benefitted are the Junior school Easter, Halloween and Christmas activities. Plus, the Middle and Senior school Christmas Dinner Dances and the Y11 and Y13 Proms.

TEDxFrensham 2022 celebrated the diversity of humanity. TEDxFRENSHAM A Celebration of Ideas. 2022: HUMAN TOGETHER 2018: THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT TEDxFrensham 2022 Human Together: Celebrating the Kaleidoscope On Saturday 30th April 2022, we held our second TEDxFrensham event. Speakers were chosen to represent areas of society, culture, education and science that could benefit from diversity of thought and humanity. The event presented multiple issues and a diversity of voices sharing stories to challenge and shape our thinking as a strong community that can make a difference in the world, through our collective humanity. 2022 2022 Speakers Alexia Quin OBE Alexia Quin is the director and founder of Music as Therapy International, a charity aiming to make music an integral part of care for vulnerable people worldwide. Click below to watch Alexia's talk - The Musical Connection. WATCH ALEXIA'S TALK Ben Lindsay Ben is founder of Power The Fight, a charity which launched in Jan 2019 to train and empower communities to end youth violence. Since 2019 Power The Fight has trained over 12000 practitioners in understanding the issues surrounding violence affecting young people. WATCH BEN'S TALK Geoffrey O Williams Geoffrey is the co-founder of social enterprise, Rocking Ur Teens, which introduces young people aged 13- 14 to the world of work. WATCH GEOFFREY'S TALK Iain Wilkie Iain is the founder of 50 Million Voices, a charity aiming to transform the world of work for the 50 million adults globally who, like himself, stutter. WATCH IAIN'S TALK Jess Thompson Jess Thompson is the founder of Migrateful which runs cookery classes led by migrant chefs who are struggling to integrate and access employment, due to legal and linguistic barriers. WATCH JESS'S TALK Katie Litchfield Katie Litchfield is the founder of WeQual. She is driven by a determination to tackle the lack of diversity and equality in the leadership of the world’s biggest businesses and beyond. WATCH KATIE'S TALK Lucy McCrudden Lucy McCrudden, aka Dance Mama, is a London-based dance entrepreneur and advocate. She is Founder of dancemama.org - a community, information and professional development hub and platform profiling significant parents in dance and the arts. WATCH LUCY'S TALK Mills Mills is a bit of a genius, masquerading as a joker. He’s spent his life being very serious about never being serious, while accidentally doing some serious things! He’s ultra passionate about supporting early stage creative founders. He always wears micro shorts (deal with it!) WATCH MILL'S TALK Matt + Fiona MATT+FIONA is a collaborative venture between architect Matthew Springett and educator Fiona MacDonald which responds to the question - how many young people look around them and feel that they have a say in what they see? We ask young people how their built environment might be improved and empower them to bring that vision to life. WATCH MATT + FIONA'S TALK Rachel Morris Rachel is a Paralympic champion in both rowing and handcycling. She is developing programmes to enable those with mental health challenges, special educational needs or disabilities to get support through sport. WATCH RACHEL'S TALK Richard Coope A digital leader with 25 years of experience, Richard has been a Digital Director in 5 of the UK's largest independent agencies and runs his own digital consultancy, called Brightful. WATCH RICHARD'S TALK Steven Frank Steven Frank was born in 1935 into a secular Jewish family in Amsterdam. With the outbreak of the war the family decided to remain in Holland. Steven’s father joined the Dutch resistance and helped many people escape but in 1942 he was betrayed and sent to Auschwitz where he was gassed. Steven and his mother and brother were taken to Barneveld and then Westerbork. In September 1944 they were sent to Theresienstadt where the whole family miraculously survived. WATCH STEVEN'S TALK TEDxFrensham 2018 The Future is Bright On Saturday 29th September 2018, we hosted our very first TEDxFrensham event — an inspiring day that brought together ideas, voices, and perspectives under the hopeful theme “The Future is Bright.” Throughout the day, a rich mix of speakers shared personal stories, bold ideas, and thought-provoking insights, all designed to challenge assumptions and inspire action. From scientific innovation to social impact, from education to equality, each talk reinforced a shared belief that the future shines brightest when we lead with humanity. 2018 Andrew Fisher Andrew Fisher, former Headmaster of a progressive independent school, asks us to challenge the politicising of education. Why do we accept the constant assessing of our children? Why do we deny it is damaging them? Instead, we blame the increase in anxiety and mental health problems on their lack of robustness and grit. WATCH ANDREW'S TALK Charlie Mackesy Through his passion for drawing, artist Charlie Mackesy challenges us to abandon the idea of being good. Instead have the courage to draw, sing, play from your heart, from your emotions. And if we do this together, we build connections, we start communicating, we start belonging, we start to have a community. WATCH CHARLIE'S TALK I Speak Music Music educator and composer Jim Pinchen, viola player Raghad Haddad and the I Speak Music Orchestra come together to show us that through rhythm and music we can break down barriers of politics, language and culture and create something unique and magical: a community. A team of talented and enthusiastic professional musicians and supporters working with vulnerable and ‘newly arrived’ young people. WATCH I SPEAK MUSIC'S PERFORMANCE James Christian Architect James Christian shares his forward-thinking design process, touching on user-centred design and design for children's mental health facilities. Working under the ethos of ‘fantastic pragmatism’, Projects Office embrace user engagement, storytelling and the use of narrative to create environments anchored in their unique social and cultural contexts. WATCH JAMES'S TALK Laura Kischel Cognitive neuroscientist Laura Kischkel is working to overcome cultural differences and environmental difficulties to take the latest neuroscientific technology to rural Africa to gain an insight into how we can strengthen infant brain development in The Gambia and other low resource areas. Laura's interest lies in understanding how human cognition first develops during infancy and early childhood. WATCH LAURA'S TALK Shafina Vohra During her early experiences in teaching, PhD candidate and Psychology teacher Shafina Vohra found herself with a room full of students bored by science. Rather than plodding through the textbook, she took a risk and got them using their hands, learning with their hands. This made her realise the power of hands-on learning. WATCH SHAFINA'S TALK Tom Doust Educator and social innovator Tom Doust shows us the importance and power of mind-wandering. The best ideas come when we allow our minds to wander. Our imagination grows stronger allowing us to be more resilient and responsive to the rapidly changing world. A social innovator, Tom Doust has spent his 16 year career designing and delivering creative multi-stakeholder programmes with children, young people, families, schools and communities across the education, design and cultural sectors. WATCH TOM'S TALK

An introduction to Frensham Heights, a progressive independent day and boarding school for 3 to 18 year olds in Surrey - refreshingly different since 1925. JOIN US FOR AN OPEN EVENT ADMISSIONS BOOK A VISIT SAFEGUARDING ISI INSPECTION 2025 GOOD SCHOOLS GUIDE COME TO OUR SIXTH FORM OPEN EVENING TUESDAY 13TH OCTOBER 2026 BOOK HERE Play Video Facebook Twitter Pinterest Tumblr Copy Link Link Copied HAVE YOU FOUND IT YET? The best way to discover Frensham Heights is to come and see us for yourself, but we hope our film and website will give you a strong insight into who we are. Join us at the Frensham Foundation Ball Saturday 17th October, 7pm to midnight TICKETS & INFO WHO WE ARE A progressive day and boarding school, refreshingly different since 1925. When looking at who we are, it’s also really important to look at where we came from. The things that make this school truly different were given to us by our founders 100 years ago and have not only stood the test of time, but are arguably more relevant now than ever before. CONTINUE READING OUR APPROACH One of our main goals is to put each student's learning into their own hands. They will learn to learn using the best methods for them – experimenting, exploring and collaborating – trying new things, getting things wrong and trying again. CONTINUE READING OUR BROAD CURRICULUM Our students explore an amazingly diverse timetable made up of mathematical and scientific, creative and performing, linguistic and literary, physical and technological, spiritual, moral, social and cultural subjects - all held in equal importance. CONTINUE READING THE FRENSHAM SPIRIT There is an energy. A feeling of happiness and calmness. It comes from all the children being comfortable in their own skins. With no prefects or head boys and girls, everyone is on a level playing ground. They can be who they are. CONTINUE READING BOARDING In our boarding houses, great emphasis is placed on the creation of a caring community which shares a philosophy based on mutual respect, enthusiasm and enjoyment of each other’s company and achievements. CONTINUE READING FIREFLIES Nursery & Preschool Our nursery environment keeps imaginations alive and curiosity glowing. READ MORE SENIOR SCHOOL Years 7 to 11 Our aim is to give our students the knowledge and thinking skills to take on whatever may turn up on exams and also in life beyond. READ MORE JUNIOR SCHOOL Reception to Year 6 A uniquely child-centred education that embodies the refreshingly progressive values of the wider school. READ MORE SIXTH FORM Years 12 to 13 A lively, vibrant part of the school supporting students through their A-Levels and in choosing their path to the wider world. READ MORE JOINING FRENSHAM We want every parent to be sure that Frensham is the right place for their child to grow. We'd love to help you find out more. READ MORE WHO WE TEACH From 3 to 18 years, we welcome students at all stages of their educational journey. REGISTER If you would like your child to take part in our assessment process, please register here. You will also receive invitations to school events throughout the year. REGISTER YOUR CHILD FLORENCE ANDREWS | OLD FRENSHAMIAN "The freedom given at Frensham, perhaps more than at other schools, helps students to be more ambitious and driven rather than the other way round. I think naturally humans want to learn – you look at toddlers and they want to learn to walk, they want to learn to talk – and I don't think that changes. The more regimented and stifling you make an educational environment, the more people resist it and decide they don't like learning. Frensham's really good at spotting what someone loves and what their talent is... and they follow that." HEAR MORE FROM FLORENCE GET IN TOUCH VENUE HIRE We have many facilities available for hire to the local community from our stunning Aldridge Theatre and Recital Room to our astroturf and playing fields. VENUE HIRE WHAT'S ON AT THE ALDRIDGE Find out what's going on at Frensham, from school events to professional theatre companies and visiting speakers. WHAT'S ON CONTACT US Whether to book a tour or just have a chat about whether Frensham might be right for your family, we're always happy to help. CONTACT US Back to Top

Through charity and outreach opportunities, our students can step outside their bubbles, broaden their minds and make a real difference. CHARITY & OUTREACH Our students are very lucky to be given the opportunities they have - an amazing education and a safe, supportive environment. With this, we ask them to look beyond our comfortable bubble and commit to making a change - to making a difference. Whether that is fundraising for our partner schools in Malawi or teaching science and IT to local children - we can each find a way to make a difference. OUR SCHOOL PARTNERS MALAWI SCHOOLS TRUST We have had a wonderful, collaborative partnership with schools in Malawi for over a decade. The Frensham's partnership with schools in Malawi started in 2009 under the leadership of previous Head Andrew Fisher, when our charity efforts that year supported the All Saints School and the nearby AMAO Orphanage in Mtunthama, Malawi. This partnership has continued ever since and it benefits our students just as much as those in Malawi. Staff and students organise and fund trips to Malawi every other year. This gives our students, and staff, the opportunity to see not only how different - and hard - life can be for young people in Africa but also that they can make a very real difference to other people’s lives. And if young people believe they can make a positive impact in the world, they’ll grow into adults who do. Malawi Schools Trust was formed in 2019 to continue this work. Their main vision is that every child in Malawi should have an education. To attain this goal they will work carefully in partnership with local communities on projects that make this possible. One school at a time. At Frensham Heights, we will continue to visit and support our partner schools in Malawi. FIND OUT MORE MALAWI SCHOOLS TRUST HAPPY SPACE Happy Space is a preventative mental wellbeing organisation set up by a group of Old Frenshamians to protect, inspire and empower young people nationwide.. So many mental health issues are preventable with good wellbeing education. They're on a mission to get that education into curriculums nationwide. Their vision is a society free of mental health stigma where every young person has access to the basic toolkit they need to help look after their mental health in the transition to adulthood and beyond. Through their guidebooks, toolkits ad lesson plans, they are helping educators reach out to children at key points to give them the support and knowledge to improve their mental health for years to come HAPPY SPACE OUR OUTREACH PROGRAMMES One of the purposes of our broad curriculum is to give our students the opportunity to try lots of things and find where their passions lie. If we can then give them the opportunity to share their passions and interests with others while getting out into the community, that's even better. 1/1 BORDON JUNIOR SCHOOL Frensham Year 9 and 10 ICT students have been mentoring Year 5 children at Bordon Junior School. They are working with the children to learn coding using robots. ROWLEDGE SCHOOL Frensham Sixth Formers are creating various workshops in Drama, Dance, Languages, Art, Outdoor Ed and Wellbeing to deliver to Reception through Year 6 children at Rowledge School. GOSTREY BRIGHTWELL Every week some of our Years 7 and 8 students head to Gostrey Brightwells Social Centre to share activities and socialise with senior citizens in the community. FARNHAM ASSIST Twice a month, we take a few students to host lunches and high teas with Farnham Assist. They help with serving and cleaning, but also socialise with the guests. We are looking at developing an entertainment aspect to these events. FARNHAM HELP FOR REFUGEES Our school community works together to collect essential donations for Farnham Help for Refugees. Students are also involved in collecting, sorting and delivering the items to the charity. FARNHAM TOWN COUNCIL Two of our Year 10 students performed at the Farnham Town Christmas Lights event in 2021. We hope our students will continue to be able to support such community events in the future. FARNHAM FOODBANK Junior School students collected, sorted and delivered donations for the Farnham Foodbank - specifically food items for local families. PHYLLIS TUCKWELL Our Years 4 and 5 students designed and wrote Christmas cards for patients and residents of Phyllis Tuckwell. CHARITY AND OUTREACH NEWS The Power of Outdoor Education Frensham Heights’ Head Andrew Fisher ruminates on how outdoor education positively affected his own leadership style and his hopes to... Carbon Offsetting Update Frensham has been building a partnership with the Knoydart community in the Western Highlands of Scotland for five years. We are very... 2021 Whole School Charity Walk Friday 15th October was our Whole School Walk. The whole school took part in one way or other with Years 4 up walking 9K to the beautiful... Farnham Help for Refugees Donations Thank you to all families and students who made donations to Farnham Help for Refugees last Friday. As you can see from the pictures the... 100 Miles for Malawi While many teachers couldn't wait to put their feet up for a well-deserved few weeks rest over the summer holidays, Andrew Fisher,... News

For Frensham, the ARCH is a gateway, not only to learning, but to sharing more clearly with the wider world what has always mattered here: curiosity, creativity and a deeply human approach to education. ARCH (Academic Research Collaboration Hub) is Frensham Heights’ home for action research: a space where teachers explore, test and refine ideas that can enhance learning, wellbeing and the overall student experience. Rooted in the school’s values of creativity, individuality and kindness, ARCH brings together professional curiosity and evidence-informed practice so that innovation is thoughtful, purposeful and grounded in what works. For students, this means being part of a school that is always learning too. ARCH helps us think more deliberately about the habits and dispositions young people need to flourish. We view these habits and dispositions as skills for life: creativity, commitment, communication, independence, teamwork and problem-solving. For parents, it offers reassurance that Frensham’s distinctive ethos is paired with careful reflection and a commitment to doing what genuinely benefits children. As teachers, we know we work in a school where professional enquiry is valued, ideas are shared and innovation is supported. Over time, ARCH also reflects Frensham’s wider ambition to contribute confidently to educational thinking beyond the school. ARCH Team Amanda McCallum Director Bill Lucas Consultant Frensham Skills for Life Please feel free to download and share our research. If you’re interested in working with us, please get in touch. ARCHWAYS Issue One Get in Touch

Thank you for coming to see us at the Independent Schools Show in Battersea. THANK YOU FOR VISITING OUR STAND! Thank you so much for visiting our stand at the Independent School Show. We've gathered a few quick links to point you towards key information, but if you have a specific question, please just fill out the form below and our Admissions team will get back to you as soon as possible. ADMISSIONS BOARDING FIREFLIES NURSERY JUNIOR SCHOOL SENIOR SCHOOL SIXTH FORM COME AND VISIT! The best way to really find out about Frensham and what makes us different is to come and see for yourself. We are really happy to show families around our beautiful school. We offer mini open mornings during the school day where you can get a real glimpse into day to day life. Or come for a bigger Friday evening or Saturday open morning event where you can meet all our teachers, sit in on student panels and hear from our Head. Whatever works better for you and your family, we're here to help. OPEN EVENTS & DISCOVERY SESSIONS Get in Touch I would like to sign up to the newsletter to find out about school events Submit Thank you for getting in touch

Frensham Heights is delighted to announce the return of its much-loved Christmas Fair and Carols by Candlelight. This year’s event promises to be more magical than ever, with a host of festive activities for all ages. Join Us for a Magical Christmas Event on Wednesday 9th December, 3:30pm* - 8:30pm! Frensham Heights is delighted to announce the return of its much-loved Christmas Fair. This year’s event promises to be more magical than ever, with a host of festive activities for all ages. Our stunning Edwardian Main House will be transformed into a winter wonderland, providing the perfect backdrop for a truly memorable evening. Wander through our festive market, where you’ll discover unique gifts from local independent makers and businesses. *Open to the public from 4:30pm stall holders Stall Holders Bella and Barns Doggy accessories, for the smart dog around town. Check out their Instagram Crackpot Mosaics Quirky mosaics using a lot of vintage china. Check out their Instagram Gina McAdam Woven flax cotton decorations Check out their Instagram MadInKa Beautiful, colourful handwoven Kenyan baskets Check out their Instagram Mummy Makes Fudge Handmade buttery, crumbly fudge Check out their Instagram Rosemary & Ridgeway Award winning, sustainable home fragrance Check out their Instagram Sarah Metcalfe Design Printed textile designer and illustrator Check out their Instagram Shine On Nature inspired minimalist jewellery handmade in Sterling Silver Check out their Instagram Tangerine Catering Mediterranean & European cuisine Check out their Instagram The Village Spirit Collective Makers of handcrafted gin Check out their Instagram Cheese Louise Cheese & food hampers Check out their Instagram Elodie Accessible jewellery for loving and layering. Check out their Instagram The Handmade Picture Company Handmade pictures using natural pebbles, sea glass, driftwood and shells. Check out their Instagram Marzillicious Handmade marzipan creations Check out their Instagram Noble & Stace Chocolatiers Award winning chocolatier Check out their Instagram Saint Patina Rustic Furniture & Decorative Vintage Homeware Check out their Instagram Second Nature Soaps Artisan handmade soap company Check out their Instagram Snow Moon Creations Bringing colourful vibes to socks,rocks,pots & more Check out their Instagram The Gay Farmer https://www.instagram.com/thegayfarmer/?hl=en Check out their Instagram The Vintage Frog Antique furniture, vintage collectables and quirky home decor Check out their Instagram Chilly Billy Cashmere Cashmere accessories Check out their Instagram Funky Olive Handmade Bespoke, handmade lampshades Check out their Instagram Ian Hewitt Walking staffs, boot jacks, chateaux wine boxes Check out their Instagram Miriartist Watercolour art & art prints Check out their Instagram Quince Jewellery Artisan Contemporary Jewellery Check out their Instagram Salt & Clay Nurturing,nourishing skincare Check out their Instagram Saneymi Handcrafted accessories Check out their Instagram Spiced Sussex Woodfired Hot Sauce & Condiments Check out their Instagram The Random Florists Our wreaths are made with fresh foliage from our gardens. Check out their Instagram Wellington Ceramics Ceramic decorations and gifts Check out their Instagram

Registering online is quick and simple. Once you're registered, we'll invite you to join us for school events and we'll  automatically include  your child in our entrance process. REGISTER YOUR CHILD Registering online is quick and simple. Once you're registered, we'll invite you to join us for school events and we'll automatically include your child in our entrance process. REGISTER YOUR CHILD If you'd like to take the next step towards joining Frensham, please register your child by clicking the link below. There is a £250 non-refundable fee and the form takes about 15 minutes to complete. We will then be in touch to start the admissions process rolling. The link will take you off to another site, so please head back here to explore more of our website afterwards. REGISTER HERE REGISTER FOR NURSERY If you'd like to register your child for Nursery, please use the link below. Please note there is no registration fee for Nursery. We will then be in touch to start the admissions process rolling. The link will take you off to another site, so please head back here to explore more of our website afterwards. REGISTER HERE

Here you will find our current prospectus which, like this website, hopes to bring the school to life for you, but the best way of really seeing us is to come for a visit. The prospectus is available digitally or just get in touch if you'd like a print version. We also have a range of information booklets to let you know about aspects of the school in more depth. And of course, if you can't find what you're looking for, just get in touch. OUR PROSPECTUS & INFORMATION BOOKLETS Below you will find our current prospectus which, like this website, hopes to bring the school to life for you, but the best way of really seeing us is to come for a visit. The prospectus is available digitally or just get in touch if you'd like a printed version. We also have a range of information booklets to let you know about aspects of the school in more depth. And of course, if you can't find what you're looking for, just get in touch. PROSPECTUS Button Button SUBJECT OPTION BOOKLETS YEAR 10 OPTIONS SIXTH FORM OPTIONS OPTION BOOKLETS

Frensham Heights Term Dates for the next academic year. TERM DATES AUTUMN TERM 2026 New Staff Induction Day - Thurs 27 August Staff Conference - Tues 1, Wed 2 September Boarders return Y7,9,12 & 13 - 5pm Wednesday 2 September Day students return YN-7,9,12 & 13 - Thursday 3 September Boarders return Y8, 10 & 11 - 5pm Thursday 3 September Day students return Y8, 10 & 11 - Friday 4 September Boarding houses close - 7pm Friday 16 October HALF TERM - Saturday 17 October - Sunday 1 November Staff Conference - Monday 2 November Boarders return - 5pm Monday 2 November Classes Begin - Tuesday 3 November Term Ends - Thursday 10 December - 2.30pm for Yr R-6, 3pm for Yr7-13 SPRING TERM 2027 Staff Conference - Monday 4 January Boarders return - 5pm Monday 4 January Classes begin - Tuesday 5 January Boarding houses close - 7pm Friday 12 February HALF TERM - Saturday 13 February - Sunday 21 February Boarders return - 7pm Sunday 21 February Classes Begin - Monday 22 February Term Ends - Thursday 25 March - 2.30pm for Yr R-6, 3pm for Yr7-13 SUMMER TERM 2027 Staff Conference - Monday 19 April Boarders return - 5pm Monday 19 April Classes begin- Tuesday 20 April Boarding Houses close - 7pm Friday 30 April May Bank Holiday Exeat Weekend- Saturday 1 May – Monday 3 May Boarding Houses open - 7pm Monday 3 May Classes begin - Tuesday 4 May Boarding Houses close - 7pm Friday 28 May HALF TERM - Saturday 29 May - Sunday 6 June Boarders return - 7pm Sunday 6 June Classes Begin - Monday 7 June Founders’ Day - Saturday 3 July Term Ends - Wednesday 7 July - 2.30pm for Yr R-6, 3pm for Yr7-13 We appreciate the challenges of travel for our boarding families, therefore please note that for European families we would accept departures after lunch on the last day of a half term/term. For those students with long haul flights, they can leave anytime on the last day of a half term/term. School and boarding houses close Friday 30 April to Monday 3 May for day and boarding students. Please note all students are expected in school for Founders’ Day. Fireflies Nursery will be closed on the following dates: Christmas 2026: Wednesday 23rd December 2026 to Friday 1st January 2027 Easter 2027: Tuesday 30th March to Friday 2nd April 2027 Summer 2027: Monday 19th July 2027 to Friday 30th July 2027 and Tuesday 31st August 2027 AUTUMN TERM 2027 New Staff Induction Day - Thursday 26 August Staff Conference - Tuesday 31 August, Wednesday 1 September Boarders return - Y7,9,12 & 13 5pm Wednesday 1 September Day students return - YN-7,9,12 & 13 Thursday 2 September Boarders return - Y8, 10 & 11 5pm Thursday 2 September Day students return - Y8, 10 & 11 Friday 3 September Boarding houses close - 7pm Friday 15 October HALF TERM - Saturday 16 October – Sunday 31 October Staff Conference - Monday 1 November Boarders return - 5pm Monday 1 November Classes Begin - Tuesday 2 November Term Ends - Friday 10 December - 2.30pm for Yr R-6, 3pm for Yr7-13 SPRING TERM 2028 Staff Conference - Tuesday 4 January Boarders return - 5pm Tuesday 4 January Classes begin - Wednesday 5 January Boarding houses close - 7pm Friday 11 February HALF TERM - Saturday 12 February – Sunday 20 February Boarders return - 7pm Sunday 20 February Classes Begin - Monday 21 February Term Ends - Friday 24 March - 2.30pm for Yr R-6, 3pm for Yr7-13 SUMMER TERM 2028 Staff Conference - Tuesday 18 April Boarders return - 5pm Tuesday 18 April Classes begin - Wednesday 19 April Boarding Houses close - 7pm Friday 28 April May Bank Holiday Exeat - Saturday 29 April – Monday 1 May Weekend Boarding Houses - open 7pm Monday 1 May Classes begin - Tuesday 2 May Boarding Houses close - 7pm Friday 26 May HALF TERM - Saturday 27 May – Sunday 4 June Boarders return - 7pm Sunday 4 June Classes Begin - Monday 5 June Founders’ Day - Saturday 1 July Term Ends - Wednesday 5 July 2.30pm for Yr R-6, 3pm for Yr7-13 We appreciate the challenges of travel for our boarding families, therefore please note that for European families we would accept departures after lunch on the last day of a half term/term. For those students with long haul flights, they can leave anytime on the last day of a half term/term. School and boarding houses close Saturday 29th April to Monday 1 May for day and boarding pupils. Please note all students are expected in school for Founders’ Day. Fireflies Nursery will be closed on the following dates: Tuesday 31 August 2027 Thursday 23 December 2027 to Monday 3 January 2028 Monday 10 to Thursday 13 April 2028 Monday 17 July to Friday 28 July 2028