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Marlborough College Bath Road Marlborough Wiltshire SN8 1PA +44 (0)1672 892200; About. Marlborough College is a co-educational independent full boarding school for pupils aged 13 to 18 in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England. Quick Links. Admissions; Contact ...
An opportunity to launch our 125th celebrations by welcoming staff alumnae back to Marlborough College & Marlborough Boys’ College. 2:30pm. Old Boys’ Sports Afternoon. Our Annual ‘Old Boys’ Sports Afternoon. 6pm. Burgers and Beers. An informal meet and greet to reunite with old friends and faculty over a burger and a beer. Saturday 26th ...
Welcome to the official YouTube channel for Marlborough College. At Marlborough, we take pride in fostering a modern, diverse, and inclusive learning environment to ensure our pupils reach their ...
Our Vision Marlburians are well-rounded individuals: academically ambitious, open-minded, adaptable and socially minded with a strong sense of perspective for their community and the wider world. Our mission is to deliver the best independent, co-educational, full boarding education in the United Kingdom and to be recognised for this globally. A Marlborough College education will equip […]
4. Dez. 2022 · Pupils: 1,012 boarding: 564 boys, 448 girls. Ages: 13–18. Term fees: £14,310. Oxbridge: 10%. Admission: ISEB pre-test, school’s own exams and interviews. Alumni: Novelist William Morris, poet Siegfried Sassoon, The Duchess of Cambridge. Read the Marlborough College review in the Tatler Schools Guide 2023.
13+ Entry. Pupils wishing to join Marlborough in Year 9 (13+) will first need to establish a confirmed list place offer at the College. Subsequently, boarding house preference requests and allocation will be arranged. A majority of pupils will be assessed in Year 6 for a College place. A smaller intake to the College will be considered in Year ...
Marlborough College is one of the most prestigious of English co-educational private boarding schools. Originally established in the nineteenth century to educate the sons of clergy, the school became the first of the traditional boys’ schools to admit girls into the sixth form and, whilst boys still outnumber girls, Marlborough is today fully co-educational.
