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26 de mar. de 2021 · 11. Gordonstoun was founded by Dr. Kurt Hahn in 1934 as a learning institution where young people could truly thrive. In 2019, HM Inspectors would put the school to a rigorous test, concluding that “the extensive range of opportunities for personal achievements in the senior school, as part of the Gordonstoun broader curriculum is outstanding
Le collège de Gordonstoun est un pensionnat situé à Elgin dans la région écossaise de Moray. Il a été fondé en 1934 par un éducateur juif allemand, Kurt Martin Hahn, ancien dirigeant du collège de Salem au Bade-Wurtemberg, qui avait fui les persécutions nazies.
Gordonstoun School is a co-educational independent school for boarding and day pupils in Moray, Scotland. It is in the north-west of Elgin. [1] Admission is not just a matter of money. There is an interview and references and exam results are considered. It is one of the few full boarding schools in the United Kingdom today.
At Gordonstoun, we believe that a broader curriculum broadens not only minds but opportunities too. It is a belief that’s served both us and our students well for over 80 years and that has made Gordonstoun the world leader in character education. Our curriculum, which is unrivalled in breadth, helps every child to achieve their full potential.
Le collège de Gordonstoun est un pensionnat situé à Elgin dans la région écossaise de Moray. Il a été fondé en 1934 par un éducateur juif allemand, Kurt Martin Hahn, ancien dirigeant du collège de Salem au Bade-Wurtemberg, qui avait fui les persécutions nazies . Il porte le nom du domaine de 61 hectares ayant appartenu à Robert ...
11K Followers, 151 Following, 9,129 Posts - Gordonstoun (@gordonstounschool) on Instagram: "International, co-educational boarding school for 4-18, located between the Scottish mountains and the sea on the beautiful Moray Coast."
19 de oct. de 2022 · King Charles attended Gordonstoun school in the 1960s Credit: Getty Images - Getty. Charles is said to have been sent to study at Gordonstoun, in the 1960s, by his father, Prince Philip – who had also studied there. Charles was the first Prince of Wales to be educated at a school, as opposed to private tutors.
