Clay Hill School

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School summary

With around 50 pupils on roll, Clay Hill School is one of the smaller independent schools in Hampshire, set in the village of Lyndhurst. The mixed, day-only school admits pupils at age 11 and is inspected by the ISI. Its intimate scale suggests an environment where staff know each child individually, which may appeal to families seeking a close-knit alternative to larger institutions. The school is led by headteacher Mr Andrew Whyte.

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Teaching & academics

Clay Hill School operates a formal 11+ entry point at age 11. Published attainment figures sit well below national averages, so families will want to look closely at how the school's approach and small classes suit their child's needs rather than relying on headline results.

Head · Mr Andrew Whyte

School life & ethos

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Boarding
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EHC plans
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Clay Hill School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.