Northampton School for Boys

Northampton School for Boys is an 11-18 state funded single sex boys’ school. Girls are admitted to the Sixth Form. The school has an illustrious heritage; founded in 1541 by Thomas Chipsey in Bridge Street it then moved to the present site in 1911. His fellow trustees included Laurence and Edward Manley, William Brightwell and Laurence Washington – an antecedent of George Washington, first President of the USA.

Richard Bernard

Headmaster

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Northampton Umbrella Fair looking for Jazz/Classical artists. Deadline this Friday. Contact jonathan@hornett.net for more details!!!

25 Jul

RT @NMPATrust: Students from @NSBMusicDep in Assisi on the NMPAT 2017 Italy Tour. https://t.co/6T1U2Hrxjv

20 Jul

RT @JoNeedle: Thank you @NSBMusicDep for a really enjoyable evening last night.What a great year of music making !

15 Jul

Good luck to Dan, Henry and Matt competing today in the English Schools Team Golf Championships National Final at Woodhall Spa @EnglandGolf https://t.co/jPxTXmc4o6

12 Jul

U14 Football team won the County Cup tonight in an exciting 5-3 win against CCS. https://t.co/ADiy3PmWw0

25 May

NSB U12 football at Derby County ahead of tomorrow's ESFA final, all fed all happy. @PSSchoolsCup https://t.co/aeMZlgkCJk

14 May

https://t.co/pcQUxnUfq0 To Jimmy #nsbdance #udance2017

22 Aug

RT @RichardAlstonDC: One half of the dream team...https://t.co/4SUe1R3p6x

28 Jul

RT @RDCreativeLearn: Quick talk before sharing piece with Richard Alston himself at end of @RoyalDerngate @RichardAlstonDC @two_thirds_sky...

28 Jul

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'Students enjoy outstanding opportunities to take part in clubs and activities. This helps to build the excellent relationships between students and staff which are at the heart of students' highly successful learning' OFSTED 2014
'Students make outstanding progress across a range of subjects. They make exceptional progress in mathematics' OSFTED 2014
'The Sixth Form is outstanding because students make excellent progress. A high proportion of students gain places at top universities' OFSTED 2014

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