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Full Boarding At Marlborough, we know that excellent pastoral care is fundamental to our pupils’ success and fulfilment. Primarily, this care is delivered through our boarding house system, which provides every pupil with opportunities to thrive in a supportive and inclusive community. The house pastoral teams are committed to understanding and meeting the needs of […]
18 de ene. de 2022 · History In 1843, a group of Church of England clergymen were looking to found a boarding school with the purpose of educating the sons of clergy. Hearing that the Castle Inn at Marlborough was vacant, the College opened its doors in the August of that year with the admission of its first 199 boys. Whilst the school’s story […]
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School Life. Marlborough is an immersive, busy and vibrant community and we are delighted to share our events and activities with you. You can access the full College calendar and view our current and upcoming term dates. Our news stories and social media posts provide an excellent overview of the broad mix of activities and achievements that ...
13+ Entry. Pupils wishing to join Marlborough in Year 9 (13+) will first need to establish a confirmed list place offer at the College. Subsequently, boarding house preference requests and allocation will be arranged. A majority of pupils will be assessed in Year 6 for a College place. A smaller intake to the College will be considered in Year ...
Our Vision. Marlburians are well-rounded individuals: academically ambitious, open-minded, adaptable and socially minded with a strong sense of perspective for their community and the wider world. Our mission is to deliver the best independent, co-educational, full boarding education in the United Kingdom and to be recognised for this globally.
Marlborough College. Marlborough College is a secondary boarding school in Marlborough, Wiltshire, England. It was started in 1843 for sons of the leaders of the Church of England. It now accepts boys and girls of all religious beliefs, but is classed as a Church of England school. It has a chapel where there is Eucharist every Sunday. [1]
