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Dunottar School Wins Prestigious Award

Dunottar School Wins Prestigious Award

This year has been a golden one for Dunottar School in Reigate with it scooping the prestigious Education Business Award for the Outstanding Progress – UK Independent Schools category 2019.

The Education Business Awards recognise schools across the UK for improving the standard of education and the life chances of their students and highlight the important work of educational professionals.

The independent panel of judges from Education Business Awards remarked on how Dunottar rose from the brink of closure five years ago, with just 118 pupils, to become a thriving, co educational school.

Headmaster, Mark Tottman, said: “This award is a tribute to all the people in the Reigate community and beyond who have supported Dunottar over the last few years and encouraged the school to thrive. It is a special feeling to be recognised for outstanding progress in independent education.

We will ensure that our pupils continue to be inspired by all that we are doing at Dunottar.” 

For more information about Dunottar School and its plans for 2020, visit: www.dunottarschool.com

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