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Located in central Oxford, Magdalen College School (MCS) is a day school for boys aged seven to 18 years and girls aged 16-18 years. It is a high-achieving academic school offering a challenging and traditional curriculum that prepares its students well for entry to some of the UK's top universities. While part of this school's charm lies with ...
Magdalen College School is unashamedly academic. The school is a community of bright and inquisitive pupils guided by intelligent and inspiring teachers. Lessons are short – typically 40 minutes – and this adds to the sense of pace and purpose which pervades academic life at MCS.Our pupils and teachers love to challenge and to be challenged ...
Welcome & Introduction. It is my great pleasure to welcome you to Magdalen College School and to our website. Magdalen is a large single academy trust providing an excellent education to students from 11 to 18. We currently teach around 1450 young people and employ over 150 members of staff. It is these people who are at the heart of our school ...
Welcome. Welcome from the. Master. I took my post here in summer 2016, just as my younger stepson left MCS and headed off to Magdalene College Cambridge. By that point I had been an MCS parent for eight years, so I already knew the transformative power of an MCS education. This might sound like the opening of a story of established educational ...
The Senior School educates boys from 11+ through to GCSE. ... Magdalen College School Oxford, OX4 1DZ. Reception: (01865) 242191 enquiries@mcsoxford.org
Contact details. Magdalen College School. Cowley Place. Oxford. OX4 1DZ. Main reception: 01865 242191. Junior School reception: 01865 253432. Main reception is open Monday to Friday, from 8 am to 5 pm during term time. During the school holidays, the hours are 9 am to 1 pm and 2 pm to 4 pm.
The original Magdalen Hall was established by our founder, William Waynflete (c. 1398-1486), and was located further up the High Street. Following its suppression in 1458, a second Magdalen Hall developed out of a 16th-century grammar school on a site next door to Magdalen College, on what is now St Swithun’s Quad. In the early 1820s, it ...
