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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.
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 ...
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 scholarships . We aim to make the admissions process as straight forward and informative as possible.
24 de oct. de 2023 · A branch of Gordonstoun, the Scottish school attended by King Charles III, is to open on Jubail Island in Abu Dhabi.. Jubail Island Investment Company and Spaces Investment and Real Estate Development have signed an exclusive Gulf-wide regional licensing agreement with the Scottish school to use its name, trademarks, curriculum and know-how in the development of the school, which will open in ...
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.
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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.
