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Abbot's Hill School is an independent girls' school in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire in the United Kingdom. == History ==
The School celebrated its 100th Anniversary in 2012, having been founded on the present site by Alice, Katrine and Mary Baird who also ran a school in the Malverns. The School’s central building was built in 1836 by the paper manufacturer, John Dickinson, as a home for him and his family and he named it Abbot’s Hill. The Dickinson family founded one of the world’s largest stationery firms of the 19th and 20th centuries and John Dickinson’s grandson sold Abbot’s Hill to the Baird sisters. Over the years the School has developed and grown in a variety of ways, but the key milestones in its history were in 1969, when St Nicholas House School moved to the Abbot’s Hill site to form the Junior Department, and in 2003, when boarding ceased. However, the School retains “its boarding feel”, which is to be seen in the extended school day, the emphasis given to extra-curricular pursuits, the intrinsic importance of pastoral care and the School’s strong sense of community.
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