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Day. £17,705. £12,865. Overnight boarding for day pupils, subject to availability, costs £68.00 per night in addition to the day fee. Unlike many other Schools the fees cover virtually everything in Gordonstoun’s very broad curriculum including expeditions and sail training and most weekend activities for boarders.
Gordonstoun – prywatna szkoła w Szkocji, położona kilka kilometrów na północ od Elgin , sąsiadująca z bazą lotniczą RAF Lossiemouth. Gordonstoun zajmuje rozległy kompleks budynków − zarówno zabudowania nowoczesne, wystawione specjalnie na potrzeby szkoły, jak i centralne XVII -wieczne, będące niegdyś własnością sir Roberta Gordona .
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’s remarkable location on a 200-acre woodland estate in the north of Scotland provides the background for its world beating outdoor education programme. Gordonstoun was the birthplace of both the Outward Bound movement and the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, and expeditions to the Scottish Highlands or sail training on the School’s 80ft sailboat are an
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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Gordonstoun’s founder, Kurt Hahn, was keen to extend his educational ethos to the local community and not just those in the School. He therefore set up the Moray Badge (the precursor to the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award) which started at Gordonstoun and Elgin Academy in 1936 and then spread to other schools in Moray.
