"Genuinely positive step" as Meoncross School joins Blenheim Schools to "further enhance its education offering"
“Genuinely positive steps” are being taken at an independent school which is joining ranks with a “network of like-minded” provisions.
Meoncross School, located in Burnt House Lane, Stubbington, has announced it will be one of 12 provisions joining the Blenheim Schools Group.
The independent school, which admits children aged between two and a half and 16-years-old, will become part of the group’s community which has over 1,180 colleagues who collaborate and share expertise to embed best practice.
Sarah Ebery, Headteacher at Meoncross School, said: “Joining the Blenheim Schools family will provide a range of rewarding, new opportunities for our pupils and colleagues.
“Our partnership with Blenheim expands the breadth of Meoncross School’s high-quality educational offer and enables us to collaborate with an outstanding network of like-minded schools.
“This is a genuinely positive step for our entire community.”
Blenheim Schools’ portfolio consists of Milbourne Lodge in Surrey, Mount House School in Barnet, Huddersfield Grammar School and more, with Meoncross being the first Hampshire setting to join the group.
Richard Power, UK CEO of Blenheim Schools, added: “We are extremely pleased to welcome Meoncross School, its pupils, and colleagues to the Blenheim Schools family.
“The school shares our vision of empowering every child, whatever their ability, with a high-quality education. We aim to nurture potential, inspire lifelong learning, and equip students to thrive. Across our group, we balance consistency with individuality, celebrating each school and nurturing every child’s dream to build their future.
The group aims to deliver a personalised approach to education that empowers students to thrive by focusing on education beyond outcomes.
“Together, the school, supported by Blenheim, will be going from strength to strength”, Richard explained.