Notre Dame High School, Norwich

Notre Dame High School, located in Norwich, is a mixed voluntary aided secondary school with a capacity of 1,332 students. Founded in 1864 by the Sisters of Notre Dame, the school is rooted in Catholic values, aiming to foster a nurturing environment where students can grow academically and personally. The ethos of the school is centred around the teachings of Jesus Christ, promoting principles such as faith, hope, forgiveness, and peace.

The curriculum at Notre Dame is designed to be broad and balanced, catering to the unique needs of each pupil. The school is committed to providing opportunities for all students to thrive, encouraging a culture of learning, compassion, and creativity. As part of the St. John the Baptist Multi-Academy Trust, Notre Dame collaborates with other institutions to enhance educational outcomes and has been recognised as both a Teaching School and a Research School.

The school community is welcoming and actively encourages parental involvement. Notre Dame High School also holds the Artsmark Gold Status, reflecting its commitment to high-quality arts education. Families interested in applying for a place are invited to visit the school to experience its supportive environment firsthand.