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Open Events

Posted on: September 4th 2023

Our Open Events for the Autumn Term will be taking place as follows. We look forward to welcoming prospective parents and students to the exceptional learning community that exists at Amery Hill School. No appointments are necessary.

Open Evening – Wednesday 20 September, from 4.30pm, with Headteacher Presentations throughout the evening.

Open Mornings – Tuesday 26 and Wednesday 27 September & Thursday 12 October, from 9.00am.

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