Netball: The U13's winning all but one match, The U12's winning all their matches including wins against Edgeborough, Amesbury and Barrow Hills, strong local rivals.

Girls Hockey: The U13A's unbeaten this season and having lost only one match over the last three years. Beating Cranleigh, Westbourne and Edgeborough and reaching The Semi-Finals of The Bryanston School U13 Tournament and winning The Westbourne House Tournament. The U13B's and C's remain unbeaten as do the U12A's and B's and U10A's and B's.

Football: The 1st X1 enjoyed a very impressive season winning against Prebendal, Frensham Heights and drawing against Feltonfleet, Farleigh, Cranleigh, Edgeborough and Amesbury. The 2nd X1 and U9's also had very successful seasons.

Rugby: The 1st XV remain unbeaten going into the Christmas break, having won matches against Seaford College, Feltonfleet, WestHill Park, Aldro, Windlesham, Eagle House and St Edmund's, scoring 269 points and conceding only 3 tries in response. The 2nd XV have lost only once as have the U10A's whilst The U10B's and U9A's are also still unbeaten. The last fixture of the term was against St Edmund's which resulted in wins for all Highfield teams with no team conceding a try.

Cross Country: The School won The Handcross Park Invitation (U9-U13's boys and girls) for the sixth year running and The U13 girls have won The English Schools Regional Round and Regional Final, The District Championships, The Hampshire Schools Championships and came 3rd in The National Championships.

Swimming: The squad have won Gala's against Cranleigh and Windlesham and drawn with St Swithun's.

At Highfield we celebrate our achievements but we do not take winning as the only criteria, far from it! Some of the bigger year groups, especially amongst the girls have to use a rotational system, so that all the children get a chance to represent the school as there are not many schools on our circuit able to put out as many teams as us. To combat this we often play against a number of schools on a single day and regularly our B & C teams might be playing another school's A or B team. This might seem unfair, but it does enable our children to experience playing in fixtures and the desired end result is their personal development, not simply victory for Highfield.

1st XV Rugby Team