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Cheltenham College has been educating young people since 1841. We are one of the foremost public co-educational boarding schools in the country, with an envi...
Cheltenham College achieves consistently strong academic results. In 2023, yielded 71% 9-7 grades and its A-Levels 50% A-grades. Subject-wise, Maths, English, DT, music, history and science were strongest. Languages on offer are German, Spanish, French, Latin and Greek.
College has its own salary scale, but the pay is expected to be based on an hourly rate of between: £11.50 – £11.93 per hour depending on previous experience. The salary will be pro-rated to reflect the part time/ part-year nature of the role and would be in the region of £12,227.54 to £12,684.74 (based on a full time / full year range of £22,425 to £23,263.50 per annum.
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College offers a broad, rich curriculum that enables every pupil to be curious and learn widely, to discover where their passions lie and to fulfil their academic potential. In the Third Form, when pupils are 13 and 14, the curriculum includes a wide range of subjects, including two modern languages, three sciences and Latin.
Cheltenham College has much more to offer than purely academics. Whilst completing the Tatler Schools Guide 2024 Parents’ Questionnaire, a parent of a Cheltenham College pupil said, “College manages to create a strong family atmosphere as well as encouraging achievement and excellence. My daughter has
Cheltenham College is a very good, all-round boarding school (with 20% day pupils) situated on a large and imposing site in the middle of the affluent city of Cheltenham, reportedly one of the most popular places to live in the UK. The school is academically selective and almost every student progresses to university at 18 with Russell Group ...
