Two schools have joined the Mill Hill Education Group, a charitable collection of schools located in North London, Hertfordshire, Southeast England and Thailand.

The schools are Heathfield School, a boarding and day school for girls aged 11 to 18 in Ascot, Berkshire and Westbrook Hay, a school for boys and girls aged three to 16 in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire.

Mill Hill Education Group now comprises 12 independent schools

Heathfield School’s headmistress Sarah Rollings said: “Heathfield becoming part of the Mill Hill Education Group marks an exciting new chapter in the evolution of our exceptional school. While our distinctive ethos and rich traditions remain firmly in place, this partnership opens up enhanced opportunities for our students, families and staff through the broader Mill Hill network. Our founder, Eleanor Wyatt, was a visionary educationalist, and I am honoured to be part of this bold and forward-thinking step, benefiting both our school and the wider Heathfield community. Heathfield has a bright and exciting future ahead,”

Mark Brain, head of Westbrook Hay School, said: “At Westbrook Hay, our priority has always been to provide the very best education for our pupils, preparing them for the future by producing happy, confident and successful young people. By joining the Mill Hill Education Group, we are securing long-term stability for our school while gaining access to a wealth of expertise and resources that will further enrich our pupils’ experience. This partnership allows us to strengthen our offering, invest in our future, and ensure that Westbrook Hay continues to thrive for generations to come.”