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Rossall was part of a flurry of expansion in education during the early Victorian period and the School was granted a Royal Charter on 21 October 1890. Rossall was widely considered to be in the top 30 public schools in the UK and by the end of Queen Victoria’s reign its academic results were among the best in the country and enjoyed a reputation as ‘The Eton of the North’.
Rossall School, Broadway, Fleetwood, Lancashire, FY7 8JW. Telephone number: +44 (0)1253 774321. For all boarders arriving at Manchester Airport, please make your way to the Information desk in the Arrivals Hall of Terminal 1. We will have staff and monito ...
PREP SCHOOL. It is my pleasure to welcome you to Rossall Preparatory School. Our School provides children with the opportunity to develop a lifelong love of learning. The pupils benefit from small class sizes and an exciting inquiry-based curriculum. Inspirational teaching is complemented by an extensive co-curricular activity programme and we ...
Our curriculum is delivered through our Teaching and Learning ‘Core’. A series of common practices that are consistently, routinely performed to facilitate a ‘Rossall Experience’ every lesson, every day. These research and evidence-informed practices are enriched and enhanced by our expert staff to ensure an engaging, active and ...
Step 2 - Complete a registration form. Once you are sure that you would like your child to attend Rossall School, the next step would be to complete a Registration Form. A copy of your child’s passport is required to complete the registration form. You will need to pay a non-refundable deposit of £100 (per UK pupil) or £225 (per ...
Summer School. Rossall offers a fantastic Summer School programme open to pupils aged 11 – 17 from around the globe and is set on our stunning coastal campus. Pupils can choose to stay for two weeks or several. Rossall Summer School is an intensive language programme that has been combined with an exciting range of activities, specialised ...
Every student at Rossall, from Reception to Year 13, has the opportunity to study music as an academic subject. All students in the Preparatory and Lower School (until Year 8) receive one-hour weekly curriculum music lessons. At Year 9, music becomes an optional subject, with students receiving two hours of tuition a week that is built around building the analytical, composition and ...
