Greenfield School and Greenfield Little School proudly occupies a spacious site close to Woking town centre, where children benefit from a modern approach to preparatory education. Offering 50 week annual nursery provision and term time schooling with flexible options for before and after school care, the school recognises the needs of working parents and provides a 'home from home' atmosphere for its pupils. Greenfield aims to offer every possible opportunity for children to reach their full potential. We are proud of our academic successes and broad curriculum, with a high percentage of our Year 6 pupils awarded scholarships to senior schools. We equally value and celebrate achievements in the arts and sport and encourage participation in music and drama from a young age. Greenfield's previous site, a Victorian house on Brooklyn Road, was the former home of Miss Ruth Hicks, former headmistress from 1948 to 1982. Prior to that, the school occupied another site known as Denham House in Constitution Hill, Woking. Guildford archive records show that in 1935 the name was changed from Denham House to Greenfield School. Ruth Hicks and her second cousin, Joyce Pearce, were both teachers. Ruth Hicks was Deputy Head at the Woking Girls’ Grammar School and Joyce Pearce taught history at Mitcham Girls’ School. The school has an interesting history, the names of the four houses reflecting the history of the original owners of the properties bequeathed to the school - Ruth Hicks, Joyce Pearce, Henry Quartermaine and Thomas Jefferies.
