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Thank your for your enquiry to Leehurst Swan for what is presently a challenging time for us all.  We would like to reassure families that we are very much 'business as usual' in terms of considering applications for September 2020 and beyond and we are committed to providing you with the very best personalised support and advise.

Given the current situation with COVID-19 world-wide, we are conducting our admissions process slightly differently this year to ensure that you are fully supported. Although we are open for children of key workers, we are not able to offer you a visit to the school at this time. However, parents are very welcome to have a live video meeting with the Headmaster; Terence Ayres using Zoom.  If you are interested in booking a video meeting with the Headmaster please get in touch with the School Registrar; Beverley Smith, registrar@leehurstswan.org.uk

"Our school site may be closed, but we are still able to support you and look forward to meeting you when we do re-open.

Whatever age your child is, applying for a place at a new school can sometimes be a daunting experience.  We aim to make the process from initial enquiry through to the very first day at school as simple, transparent and stress free as possible - in fact, more than that, we strive to make it an exciting time for everyone".

"I am always delighted to hear from prospective families who are keen to find out more about our School. I aim to provide friendly and helpful advice on our admissions procedures and help you to really get to know us.

Choosing a school for your son or daughter is probably one of the most important decisions you will make and we are here to guide and help you to discover whether Leehurst Swan might be the right choice for your family. I very much look forward to hearing from you and to your visit". 

Beverley Smith, Registrar

Address: Leehurst Swan, 19 Campbell Road, Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 3BQ

Telephone: +44 (0)1722 333 094

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Coronavirus - Covid 19 - From Monday 23rd March and until further notice, the school will move to a remote teaching and learning model using Microsoft Teams. A number of staff have volunteered to provide care and supervision for children of key workers.