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Connecting with Educators and Others

Heritage  is receiving increasing attention in the media and across the sector as a school with a distinctive approach. Drawing on our grounding in the unique philosophy and methodology of the British educator Charlotte Mason (1842-1923) and a commitment to question the use of digital technology in schools, we feel we have much to share. We are often approached by educators and others who want to see Heritage in action and learn more about the school. To register your interest, please use the booking form below.

Educator Visits

We welcome visits on select Tuesdays and Thursdays between 9.30 am and 12.30 pm. These mornings include a tour of the school and two lesson observations—typically in the Infant or Junior School, where our distinctive approach is most visible in practice. If preferred, we are happy to arrange for a Senior School lesson to be observed instead.

The morning also includes the opportunity to meet with the school’s founders.

There is a fee of £50 (including VAT) per visit, which helps cover staffing and administrative costs. For groups of two or three, the cost is £30 per person (including VAT).

If you are able and would like to make a donation to our bursary fund to support our wider work, we would be most grateful.

Educator Consultations

If you would like to know more about the unique curriculum of Heritage School and our distinctive approach, an in-depth consultation with one or both of our founders is available at a cost of £90 an hour (including VAT).

These consultation meetings can be face-to-face or online.

Latest News

Year 9 Visit the Palace of Westminster

At the start of May, Mr Fletcher took the Year 9 class on a fascinating trip to the Palace of Westminster, as part of their citizenship education.
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Express Article: Mr Fletcher Champions our Screen Free Approach

Mr Fletcher was interviewed about our screen free approach for an article published by The Daily Express.
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Heritage alumnus and former Head Boy Silas helped to run a RoboCon event at Hills Road Sixth Form College and he invited Heritage to take part.

Heritage Competes in RoboCon 2025

Heritage alumnus Silas helped to run a RoboCon event at Hills Road Sixth Form College and he invited two teams from Heritage to compete.
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Year 5 Drama Production: Greece Goes to Pieces

The Year 5 class’ light-hearted, comedy musical took us back to the year 400 BC to tell the story of Ancient Greece, with the potter Peta as our guide.
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Fizz, Friends, and Fundraising for Heritage

The HCA brought together parents and friends of Heritage School for a night of fine wine, delicious bites, and warm conversation.
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Year 7 Drama Production: Julius Caesar

In a fitting drama production for March, the Year 7 class brought life (and multiple convincing deaths) to Shakespeare’s challenging historical tragedy Julius Caesar.
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Year 4 welcomed us to the Heritage Dental Practice, where they gave an animated illustration of the value of keeping your teeth healthy

Year 4 Class Assembly: An Animated Visit to Heritage Dental Practice

Year 4 welcomed us to the Heritage Dental Practice, where they gave an animated illustration of the value of keeping our teeth healthy.
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Brilliant mathematicians in Years 6, 10 and 11 were awarded certificates in the Mathematical Association’s Primary and Intermediate Maths Challenges this year.

National Maths Challenge Success for Heritage Pupils

Brilliant mathematicians in Years 6, 9, 10 and 11 were awarded certificates in the Mathematical Association’s Primary and Intermediate Maths Challenges this year.
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The actress and screen-free childhood campaigner Sophie Winkleman gave a remarkable, impassioned speech at a conference this week, arguing for the return of tech-free learning in schools and celebrating Heritage as a leading example.

Actress Sophie Winkleman Celebrates Heritage as an ‘Oasis of Screen Free Education’

The actress and screen-free childhood campaigner Sophie Winkleman gave a remarkable, impassioned speech at a conference this week, arguing for the return of tech-free learning in schools and celebrating Heritage as a leading example.
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