Dagfa House School

Dagfa School Nottingham
Type	Other independent school
Headteacher	Dr. Woodroffe
Location	57 Broadgate Beeston Nottingham Nottinghamshire NG9 2FU England Coordinates: 52°55′56″N 1°12′28″W / 52.93231°N 1.20783°W / 52.93231; -1.20783
DfE number	891/6003
DfE URN	122911 Tables
Students	237 (January 2012)
Gender	Co-educational
Ages	2–16
Colours	Navy
Website	www.dagfaschool.notts.sch.uk

Dagfa School Nottingham was an independent, co-educational school in Beeston, Nottinghamshire, England, which included Dagfa Nursery, Dagfa Junior School and Dagfa Senior School.

Facilities

The school was opened in 1948 in a converted 18th-century family home, a listed building. It assumed a new identity in 1969 as Dagfa House School, a fully independent day school, then changed identity again in 2010 as Dagfa School Nottingham

The school continued to develop and grow and by the time of its closure in July 2016, comprised Woodlands (a second large house), a multi-purpose gym hall, a library as well as a third brand new building housing sciences, ICT and a modern studio-theatre. Dagfa School Nottingham provided a complete education for girls and boys aged between 2 and 16 years.

The School's Closure

On Friday the 27th of May 2016, it was announced to staff and parents that the school would close at the end of the summer term. On the 15th of July 2016, Dagfa School Nottingham closed, apart from the nursery, which closed in August. The School Trustees put the school into Administration on 20 July 2016.

References

http://www.dagfaschool.notts.sch.uk

External links

Independent Schools Inspectorate Report, 2012
School website No longer available

Education in Nottinghamshire

Primary schools	Ambleside Primary School Hempshill Hall Primary School The Nottingham Academy Serlby Park Academy Southwell Minster School

Secondary schools	Alderman White School All Saints' Catholic Academy Arnold Hill Academy Ashfield School The Becket School Bluecoat Beechdale Academy The Bramcote School The Brunts Academy The Bulwell Academy The Carlton Academy Carlton le Willows Academy Chilwell School Christ the King Catholic Academy Colonel Frank Seely School Djanogly City Academy The Dukeries Academy East Leake Academy The Elizabethan Academy Ellis Guilford School The Farnborough Academy Fernwood School Garibaldi College George Spencer Academy Hall Park Academy The Holgate Academy Joseph Whitaker School Kimberley School Kirkby College Magnus Church of England Academy The Manor Academy Meden School National Academy The Newark Academy The Nottingham Academy The Nottingham Bluecoat Academy Nottingham Emmanuel School Nottingham Free School Nottingham Girls' Academy Nottingham University Samworth Academy The Oakwood Academy Outwood Academy Portland Outwood Academy Valley Quarrydale Academy Redhill Academy Retford Oaks Academy Rushcliffe School Samworth Church Academy Selston High School Serlby Park Academy Sherwood Academy South Nottinghamshire Academy South Wolds Academy Southwell Minster School Sutton Community Academy Toot Hill School Top Valley Academy Trinity School Tuxford Academy West Bridgford School

Independent schools	Dagfa House School Dawn House School Hollygirt School Jamia Al-Hudaa Nottingham High School Nottingham Girls' High School Worksop College Worksop College Preparatory School

Further education	Bilborough College Central College Nottingham New College Nottingham North Nottinghamshire College St John's College Vision West Nottinghamshire College

Higher education	University of Nottingham Nottingham Trent University Nottingham Law School

Defunct institutions	Al Karam Secondary School Clifton Hall Girls' Grammar School Bramcote Hills Sport & Community College Henry Mellish School Ordsall Hall School Portland School Rufford School

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