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Starting at age 11 in Year 7, The Downs has approximately 1150 pupils, which includes 260 students in the sixth-form. The head-teacher is Chris Robert Prosser, previously Deputy Head-teacher before Valerie Holdey's retirement in December 2013. The school is located on Manor Crescent, with the nearest major town being Newbury 8 miles away.
Our Downs School Association. ... Delighted to share that Henry and Sam’s Clifton Robinson U12 team came 3rd at the weekend in the West of England hockey finals.
The Downs School is a co-educational, comprehensive school serving the scattered rural community of the Berkshire Downs and beyond. The school is located in the village of Compton, off the A34 between Newbury and Oxford. The school consists of approximately 1,450 students. In 2018-19 the school increased the number of students in Year Seven ...
About the memorial: This is the war memorial from West Downs School, Winchester, an independent preparatory school. The memorial was moved to WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre after the school closed in the 1980s. The school was was attended by Sir Peter Scott, the founder of the Severn Wildfowl Trust (now the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust).
Welcome - New Parent Guide. We are delighted to be welcoming you and your child/ren to The Downs School & Sixth Form in September, and look forward to meeting you in the near future. Please see below for a list of documents you will need to read before completing your online admissions form. We've also included a number of documents to assist ...
School Transport & Bus routes. Transport for students in years 7 through to 11 and who also live in our catchment area is organised through West Berkshire Council. Transport for sixth form students is also available on West Berkshire Council buses if there are spaces remaining. Please see the West Berkshire website for further information.
Our Teaching & Learning Culture. Learning for life. Our school supports students to be confident, well-rounded individuals who will keep learning throughout their lives. We do this by: Developing resilience, striving for excellence and responding positively to challenges. Cultivating the habits of independent thought and curiosity of mind.
