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01444414001 West Sussex, Haywards Heath, RH16 2AQ 3.1 miles away
It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to Oathall Community College. Learning is at the heart of all we do. We continually strive for the highest of standards and our students thrive in a supportive environment where the best is always expected from them.
01444873898 West Sussex, Burgess Hill, RH15 8GA 5.8 miles away
On 22 December 1959, a letter from the Chief Education Officer (East Sussex County Council) to the Diocese of Southwark is sent, valuing the former Brunswick Preparatory School site at £27,500 and urging the Diocese to move quickly if they want to buy it. Seven days later, a letter confirms that the Bishop agrees to the purchase.
01403248266 West Sussex, Horsham, RH12 1BF 14.4 miles away
We’ve championed an evidence-based” approach to hypnotherapy training for over 15 years. It’s what we are known for. If you like science you’ll love this approach.
01342323414 West Sussex, East Grinstead, RH19 3BX 15 miles away
The College is built of Sussex sandstone around a quadrangle and contains large mullioned windows and four exquisite old doorways, the northern one of which bears the Dorset Coat of Arms. These almshouses are a splendid example of Jacobean architecture.
01342822238 East Sussex, Forest Row, RH18 5JX 15.9 miles away
Courses at Emerson encompass land-based studies, therapeutic education and the arts, set within a rich learning environment. Emerson’s international community of students, staff and initiatives work collaboratively to discover truly human approaches that address global questions.
01342870260 Surrey, Lingfield, RH7 6NJ 17.9 miles away
The idea of forming a community of retired Anglican clergy began in the mind of Canon William Cooper around 1890. While visiting on the south coast, he and a friend discovered dozens of retired priests, without any income, living in Workhouses.