West Heath School & Hotwax Event Partnership
We are proud to announce that following discussions with West Heath School late in 2008, Hotwax will now be used as the primary supplier of discotheques, entertainment and production services at the beautiful Sevenoaks venue.
Following a private wedding event for Hotwax Director Bradley Watson and his wife Claire at the school in August 2008, discussions with the events manager were opened regarding a working relationship.
The stunning Sevenoaks venue was transformed with imaginative use of lighting inside and outside the main buildings and grounds, with all of the different rooms used to great effect for the Wedding event. Audio was piped throughout the rooms on the ground floor, with a meeting room on the first floor transformed into a “Big Brother” style diary room.
Click here to view images of West Heath School, before and after Hotwax have transformed the venue with lighting and production services.
West Heath School’s dedicated events website can be viewed by clicking on the following link
Further information regarding events at West Heath School can be obtained by speaking with Marie Kechman on +44 1732 468993
West Heath History.
West Heath School moved to Ashgrove House in 1932 when it was bought by Miss Elliot. The school had opened in 1865 in Abbey Wood and moved to a house in Ham Common until the encroachment of London forced its transfer to the country again.
West Heath flourished as a small, girls' boarding school. It is the school at which Diana, later to become Princess of Wales, spent what she described as the 'happiest days' in her life. Coincidently, the school went into Receivership on the 1st September 1997, a day after she and her friend Dodi Fayed were so tragically killed.
West Heath was purchased by The Al Fayed Charitable Trust Sevenoaks on the 14th August 1998. The New School, as it is known today, opened on the 4th September 1998.