St. Leonard’s Mayfield School is a Roman Catholic school for
girls aged 7-13 in Mayfield, Great Britain. Mayfield is located less than 40
miles from the center of London. The school was founded 1872 by Cornelia
Connelly and the Society and the Holy child Jesus. Cornelia Connelly created an
educational system based on
trust and reverence. The school is committed to the tradition of the Society of
the Holy Child Jesus.
What is the society
of the Society and the Holy child Jesus (SHCJ)?
SHCJ was
founded over 160 years ago and is an international society of Catholic
women religious committed to Christ based on vision life, spirituality and
vision continue
Facts about the school:
- The school’s mission is 'to help others to believe that God lives and acts in them and in our world, ant to rejoice in the divine presence'
- 425 pupils are currently enrolled
- St. Leonard’s Mayfield School is organized into Lower School, Middle School and Sixth Form (Years 11 and 18)
- The majority of pupils come from homes near Mayfield
- The school has an international community: Spain, Mexico, Venezuela, Hungary, Germany, Poland, Russia, China, Hong Kong and Nigeria
- St. Leonard offers a wide variety of activities beyond the classroom e.g. ballet, dancing, hockey, music
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