Hollycombe Primary School

Hollycombe Primary School is a community school located in Liphook, West Sussex, with a current enrolment of 107 pupils, slightly above its capacity of 105. The school prides itself on being fully inclusive, offering a broad curriculum tailored to meet the needs of all children. The ethos centres on nurturing individual growth, ensuring that every child is known and valued, while promoting a strong sense of responsibility, respect, and safety among students.

The school has a rich history, established in 1869 by Sir John Hawkshaw, an influential Victorian engineer. This historical context contributes to a sense of community and belonging, as pupils are encouraged to appreciate their local heritage while developing into outward-looking citizens. Hollycombe Primary aims to foster relationships and respect for the environment, preparing students to engage positively with the world around them.

Hollycombe also offers wrap-around care and follows stringent health guidelines to ensure the safety of its pupils. The school welcomes prospective families to visit and experience its supportive environment firsthand.