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Open Morning/Personal Visit

High March is a very happy and thriving independent day school for girls aged 3 to 11 in Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire.

Our core values are educational excellence, kindness and friendship and these inform everything we do. 

They help us to ensure that every girl makes outstanding progress and develops a real love of learning.

Mini Explorers Treasure Hunt

 

Calling all young explorers aged 2 – 5! 

Come to our Mini Explorers Treasure Hunt on Saturday, November 14 from 10am to 11.30am and search for the missing treasure! 

We would love to welcome you and your little one to our Mini Explorer event so you can see for yourself the happy and rewarding start to school we give our Early Years pupils.

Please click below to reserve your place. 

For further information, please contact the Registrar, Mrs Sue Dunster, by emailing sue.dunster@highmarch.co.uk 

We currently have some availability in Nursery and Reception for the September 2027 academic year. If this is of interest, please contact the Registrar as soon as possible on 01494 685743 or by emailing sue.dunster@highmarch.co.uk

We look forward to meeting you and sharing with you everything that High March has to offer you and your family.

"We were incredibly impressed with the girls."
"The tour guides were confident, knowledgeable and incredibly polite, and worked wonderfully well together to show us the school and answer our questions."
"They [the tour guides] were incredibly proud to be High March girls and were a real testament to the kind of young women that High March helps mould."
"I really enjoyed the girls showing us round. It showed us how much they love the school."
"The girls who showed me round were well rounded individuals and very articulate – a great example of what I would like my daughter to become."
"We were shown round by … & … who were an absolute credit to the school: charming, engaging, intelligent and brimming with enthusiasm and pride for the school."