Welcome to Sycamore Hall
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Get to Know Us
Sycamore Hall is a small well established independent school in Doncaster for boys and girls aged 3 to 11. Founded by Headmistress Miss J Spencer and now co-run with Deputy Headmistress Mrs S Nicklin.
We achieve excellent academic standards through a traditional teaching approach and a truly passionate staff, we help students develop academically and personally to the highest level. Pupils are encouraged to set themselves high standards with regards to academic work and behaviour and are taught valuable principles of honesty, integrity and hard work.
We have a close relationship with our pupils and their families. There are many opportunities for parents and guardians to participate in school life which creates a wonderful family atmosphere throughout the school.
Latest News
Summer Term School Trip
This year's school trip is taking us to Eden Camp on Friday 18th July (our last day of term) to continue our VE Day celebrations. 🇬🇧 🎖️
We'll be exploring the fascinating history of World War II and learning more about this important anniversary. It's going to be a day packed with fun and learning!
The cost is £35 per child, which includes transport and entry to Eden Camp. Please send payment to the school account or hand it to Mrs Grassi as soon as possible.
Unfortunately, in previous years, we've incurred unexpected costs due to late cancellations and non-attendance. As we are required to pay for places in advance, we kindly request that payment is made ASAP.
Let's make this a memorable end to the term! 🚌 🪖 🇬🇧
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Ofsted Report
👩🏼🏫 Our latest Ofsted report is now available to view online. 👩🏼🏫
We would, once again, like to everyone for your support during the inspection. We are incredibly pleased with the write up and I hope you will share our results with family and friends. Admissions are open for potential new students.
To view the full report please CLICK HERE.
“Pupils say that they love coming to school. They rarely miss a day. Their behaviour in lessons and around school is good. Pupils listen carefully to teachers, and they are keen to answer questions in class. They work hard and produce well-presented work, of which they are rightly proud.”