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To navigate the challenges of the 21st century the world will need thoughtful, engaged, conscientious, courageous change-makers in every sector of society. Wellington College exists to provide young people with the knowledge, skills and character to fulfil their potential and serve the changing world in which they will live.
Wellington College stands on a 400-acre (160 ha) estate in South-East England, near Reading and Sandhurst. The grounds of the college include a 9-hole golf course, extensive woodland, and many playing fields, particularly those for cricket and rugby.
Every year, around 260 new pupils join Wellington at a number of different stages. From 2025, our new pupils will be 50% boys and 50% girls. 80% join as boarders and 20% travel to the College each day as day-pupils. c.200 enter Third Form (Year 9) at 13+.
A prestigious school with a truly global reputation, there is more to Wellington than its consistently strong performances in the best-schools A-level co-ed boarding, and IB Diploma league tables. Wellington College inhabits a huge and imposing campus in leafy Berkshire, with its prime location being another attraction for both domestic and ...
Wellington College is an English independent day and boarding school located in the village of Crowthorne, Berkshire. It educates over 1,000 boys and girls from 13 to 18 and was built as a national monument to the first Duke of Wellington.
Wellington College is a pioneering co-educational institution, which is driven by the need to provide young people with the knowledge, skills and character to fulfil their potential and help shape and serve the ever changing world in which they live.
Wellington College opened in 1859 as a national memorial to Arthur, Duke of Wellington, and was seen by Albert, the Prince Consort, as an opportunity to promote a modern, forward-looking education system in Britain. These factors alone give Wellington a unique identity and place in history.
