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Email us: enquiries@gordonstoun.org.uk. Phone us: 44 (0)1343 837829. We welcome boarding and day pupils. Gordonstoun is one of the few remaining genuinely full boarding schools in the UK. Being a full boarding school allows us to focus on providing pupils with a stimulating, challenging and exciting range of lessons and activities seven days a ...
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.
Gordonstoun is a full boarding school, for boys and girls aged 4 ½ - 18, set on a 200 acre woodland estate by the Moray coast, but within striking distance of two international airports. We pride ourselves on our pastoral system and the ethos of care throughout the school. Gordonstoun's uniquely broad curriculum encourages every individual to ...
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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11 de abr. de 2021 · Felipe de Edimburgo nació en 1921 en la isla griega de Corfú con el nombre de Philippos zu Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg. Sus apellidos hacían difícil disimular su noble linaje ...
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.
