New Prep School 2027 - Gresham's School

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Gresham’s Prep prepares to move to its brand new, state-of-the-art facility on the Dyson Campus, an 86 acre site. Thanks to the generous support of Sir James Dyson, this £40 million development will offer our pupils cutting-edge STEAM spaces, specialist music rooms and modern, light filled classrooms designed to inspire creativity, curiosity and excellence. Beyond the classroom, the campus will provide exceptional sporting and outdoor facilities.

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Adjacent to the Senior School in Holt, North Norfolk, and nestled within 86 acres of ancient woodland, the new Dyson Campus offers an ideal learning environment for pupils to discover, explore, and grow. The relocated school will have:

Cutting-edge STEAM facilities, with ultra-modern classrooms and laboratories
A dedicated music centre with fully equipped practice rooms and comprehensive teaching resources
Sports pavilion plus expansive rugby and cricket pitches along with top-tier athletics facilities
A multi-purpose hall with the latest equipment to cater to a wide range of activities

“The architecture and design of the new wing – with a mirrored external surface – will reflect the ancient woodland, allowing it to blend into its stunning setting. We will also restore the Victorian building and protect the surrounding ancient woodland for Gresham’s pupils to discover and learn in, adding state-of-the-art facilities.”
Sir James Dyson

“This phenomenal opportunity allows us to build a school from the ground up, merging the very best of our heritage with forward-looking, future-proof educational facilities. We are privileged to be in this unique position, honouring the significance and the responsibility of shaping a legacy for generations to come.”
cathy Braithwaite,
Head of Prep School

“Holt Hall is a magnificent setting and when it came up for sale, we had the extraordinary opportunity to rescue this Victorian hall, to provide a new setting for a cutting-edge Prep School for Gresham’s pupils.”
Sir James Dyson