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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 is a top independent school for boarding and day pupils aged 4 ½ to 18, founded by Kurt Hahn and inspired by the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award. It offers a broad curriculum, outdoor activities, community service and a global perspective to develop resilient, responsible and compassionate leaders.
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]
Gordonstoun is a school for students from over 500 nationalities, aged 4 ½ -18, with a unique curriculum based on the educational philosophy of Dr Kurt Hahn. Learn more about its buildings, facilities, culture and Virtual Taste of Gordonstoun Webinar.
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.
Gordonstoun is a boarding school founded by Dr Kurt Hahn in 1934, where the first King of the UK, Prince Charles, was educated. It also pioneered the Duke of Edinburgh's Award, the Outward Bound movement and co-education, and has a long-term impact on the Royal Family and many other famous alumni.
11. Sept. 2022 · Learn how King Charles III, the first British monarch to attend a school rather than private tutors, spent five years at Gordonstoun in Moray. Discover his academic and extracurricular achievements, his views on the school, and his exchange trip to Australia.
