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Gordonstoun: What true ‘character education’ looks like. A good school can get students into top universities, but few can guarantee a successful life the way Gordonstoun can. It all begins with a character-building education –– an area this institution has been a world leader in for over 80 years.
25 de oct. de 2023 · Gordonstoun School, a previously crumbling Scottish mansion, in May 1962. Getty Images. For the first academic year, the new Gordonstoun School had just two pupils, with Hahn expecting the venture to run for only a few years as a vindication of his educational methods. The arrival of a third pupil changed his fortune.
Youngest ever pupils to join Gordonstoun Junior School. Gordonstoun Junior School will open its doors to a new Year 1 class in September 2019. This is a class for boys and girls who are four years old by the end of February – the same age as children joining P1 in local Primary Schools. The new pupils will be stretched and challenged in
Email us: enquiries@gordonstoun.org.uk. Phone us: 44 (0)1343 837829. We welcome boarding and day pupils. Gordonstoun is one of the few remaining genuinely full boarding schools in the UK. Being a full boarding school allows us to focus on providing pupils with a stimulating, challenging and exciting range of lessons and activities seven days a ...
Interested in more information about our Senior School? Email us: enquiries@gordonstoun.org.uk. Phone us: 44 (0)1343 837829. Gordonstoun students follow the GCSE and A-level curriculum in order to give them the best possible start onto further education. Most of our pupils go on to top universities around the world, including both Oxford and ...
Join our Virtual Taster on Tuesday 4 June 2024 (13:00-14:00 BST) Welcome to Gordonstoun Admissions. We welcome applications from any child who wants to embrace our broad curriculum and who are committed to enhancing the lives of our community. Here you will find information about how to join Gordonstoun, from arranging visits to applying for ...
Gordonstoun is also the birthplace of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards, the Outward Bound movement, and was one of the first boarding schools to admit girls alongside boys. The school then had some of the first female firefighters in the UK. Gordonstoun was founded in 1934 by German educationalist Dr Kurt Hahn.
