- Burgess Hill is a girls-only day and boarding school set in 14 acres within a conservation area in West Sussex, and surrounded by natural woodland.
- Extracurricular activities include sports such as hockey, netball, athletics, volleyball, trampolining, riding and skiing, as well as opportunities to take part in professional-level drama productions and perform in orchestras, ensembles and choirs.
- The four school houses were renamed by the pupils in 2019: Watson (after the actress, Emma), Austen (Jane), Pankhurst (Emmeline) and Williams (Serena).
- Burgess Hill is a tight-knit community where staff know the students well. From a young age, girls learn about the benefit to their wellbeing of a balanced diet, sleep and physical exercise.
- Pupils joining in years 7, 9 and 12 can apply for art, drama, music and sport scholarships. Design technology and art textiles scholarships are available in years 9 and 12. The Bold Award provides a fully funded place in the sixth form for state-school applicants.
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