Pitsford School, one independent school in Northamptonshire, announced it is set to close permanently at the end of that current term. The decision follows severe financial pressures that the board says have made continued operation impossible.
The trustees stated administrators are expected to be appointed as the institution winds down. The closure adds to a wave of private‑school failures linked to external economic pressures across the region. Staff and families have been informed that tuition refunds and support measures will be handled by the appointed administrators. The school will cease classes after the term concludes in July.