Wellington College was founded by Queen Victoria and Prime Minister The Earl of Derby in 1859 as the national monument to Britain's greatest military figure, the Duke of Wellington, who also served the country with distinction twice as Prime Minister.
Wellington College is a vibrant and popular co-educational boarding and day school where girls and boys learn to be leaders for life.
We aim to provide a unique opportunity in the breadth and depth of education we offer, which goes beyond academic success into every sphere of life. Students are stretched intellectually, artistically, aesthetically, physically, musically and spiritually.
Energy, passion and commitment are difficult to convey on a website. We encourage you to visit the school if you are not familiar with us or our work, or call us to talk further about your own particular interest in Wellington.
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Latest news
- RDFZ Dance CompanyWellington College is delighted to welcome the RDFZ Students' Art Group to this sold-out event on Monday 8th February
- State/independent partnershipsDr Seldon gives speech calling for political commitment to state/independent school partnerships
- Visit by Her Majesty The Queen Wellington College welcomed Her Majesty The Queen to the school on 1 December 2009
- 1,500 Flock To DebateOver 1,500 people came to a sell-out debate last night at Wellington
- Wellington College Inter-House Art Competition 2009The first ever Inter-House Art Competition was held at Wellington College last weekend
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