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Gordonstoun is one of the UK’s top independent schools for boarding and day pupils aged 4 ½ to 18. Our school was voted the best boarding school in the UK in 2021 and described as 'outstanding' and 'sector-leading' in its most recent inspection. Gordonstoun has been the world leader in character education for over 80 years and was the ...
Website. gordonstoun.org.uk. Gordonstoun ist eine internationale schottische Privatschule. Sie befindet sich nördlich von Elgin an dem Moray Firth. Sie wurde 1934 von dem aus Deutschland geflohenen Reformpädagogen Kurt Hahn gegründet, auf den auch die Schulen Schloss Salem, Birklehof und Louisenlund zurückgehen.
Gordonstoun School is a co-educational independent school for boarding and day pupils in Moray, Scotland. It is named after the 150-acre (60-hectare) estate owned by Sir Robert Gordon in the 17th century; the school now uses this estate as its campus. It is located in Duffus to the north-west of Elgin. [1]
Myth-Busters at Gordonstoun. Watch on. Gordonstoun is one of the leading full boarding schools in the UK. Our buildings are set within a safe and beautiful 200 acre wooded campus, within walking distance of the expansive beaches of the Moray Firth, and within easy reach of the stunning Scottish Highlands.
Gordonstoun was founded in 1934 by the German Educationalist Dr Kurt Hahn. Our forward-thinking School has a fascinating past and much of what has been pioneered here has become part of mainstream education. Gordonstoun educated three generations of the British Royal Family.
Gordonstoun. Gordonstoun liegt ländlich in der wunderschönen schottischen Natur, eine Stunde Autofahrt von Aberdeen entfernt. Die Schule lebt nach dem bekannten Motto ihres Gründers Kurt Hahn: "There is more in you". Hier geht es um Persönlichkeitsentwicklung und die Aufforderung, sich immer neuen Herausforderungen zu stellen.
He was the first Prince of Wales to be educated at a school rather than by private tutors. And his accession to the throne makes Gordonstoun the first senior school to educate a British monarch...
