Hobart High School

Hobart High School is an English mixed sex secondary comprehensive school situated in the village of Loddon, near Norwich. It typically has around 850 students. The school has specialist science college status.

Schools in Norfolk

Secondary

High schools	Acle Academy Alderman Peel High School Aylsham High School Broadland High School Caister High School City Academy Norwich City of Norwich School Cromer Academy Diss High School Dereham Neatherd High School Downham Market High School Flegg High School Framingham Earl High School Great Yarmouth High School Hamond's High School Hellesdon High School Hethersett High School The Hewett School Hobart High School King Edward VII School Litcham School Long Stratton High School Lynn Grove High School Marshland High School Northgate High School Notre Dame High School Ormiston Venture Academy Reepham High School King's Lynn Academy Sewell Park College Sheringham High School Smithdon High School Sprowston Community High School Springwood High School Thorpe St Andrew School Wymondham College Wymondham High School

Colleges	College of West Anglia City College Norwich Easton College

Sixth form colleges	Paston College Notre Dame High School East Norfolk Sixth Form College Downham Market College The Hewett School Sixth Form Reepham College Sheringham Sixth Form Centre Dereham Sixth Form College Thorpe St Andrew Sixth Form

Independent

Preparatory	Glebe House School & Nursery Hethersett Old Hall School Town Close House Preparatory & Pre-Preparatory School

Senior	Gresham's School Hethersett Old Hall School Langley School Norwich School Norwich High School for Girls Thetford Grammar School

Special

Frisby's English School
Sheringham Woodfields School

Former

Norfolk County School
Watts Naval School
Cawston College
Burston Strike School
Wood-Dene School
St. George's School, Wicklewood
Norwich High School for Boys

Category
Commons

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