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Embley awarded HMC accreditation

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Embley awarded HMC accreditation

Embley is delighted to announce that it has been awarded the prestigious HMC (The Head’s Conference) accreditation, reinforcing the school’s position as one of the leading independent schools for girls and boys in the South of England.This recognition follows a rigorous application process, during which the school’s excellence in academic achievement and focus on individual development, along with the pupils’ authenticity and humility, were highly commended. Becoming part of HMC places Embley among the top 300 independent schools worldwide, underlining its commitment to academic excellence and the holistic development of every child. 
 
HMC is a globally respected professional association of Heads, synonymous with quality, innovation, and excellence in education. Pupils at HMC schools consistently achieve outstanding results, both academically and beyond the classroom. At the core of every HMC school is a dedication to a well-rounded education—one that combines academic ambition with exceptional pastoral care and co-curricular opportunities. 
 
Cliff Canning, Headmaster of Embley, a full member of The HMC, commented: “We are incredibly proud to receive HMC accreditation and join this prestigious group of leading independent schools. This achievement is a testament to the dedication of our entire school community and reflects Embley’s remarkable journey of growth and transformation. It reaffirms our unwavering commitment to providing the best education for our children, empowering them to become exceptional young people who will go on to make a difference in the world.” 
 
As a member of HMC, Embley will benefit from a wide range of training and continuous professional development opportunities for staff and it will become part of a network that promotes the discussion of national and international education issues and informs policy and public opinion with regards to the independent school sector.