Brooks has a beautiful lakeside campus in North Andover where they have been receiving pupils since 1927 for instruction under a college-preparatory curriculum in keeping with the English public school model and Episcopal ethos. The school offers a range of experiences, activities and sports and competing against some of New England’s top schools and […]
Groton is famed as one of America’s great examples of the British public school model, having been established as an alternative to the scientific academy model that had become popular, particularly in New England. Groton, an Episcopal school, espoused the muscular Christianity concept popular in England, that believed in the development of character and the
Eton is quite possibly the most famous school in the world and has become a byword for educational excellence, opportunity and prestige. The all-boys, all-boarding school is located in the town of Eton, just outside of London and situated in close proximity to Windsor Castle. This august establishment has been the preferred school for Royals
One of the great bastions of the famed English public school system, Harrow remains one of the few all-boys, all-boarding schools alongside other great institutions including rivals Eton College, Winchester College and Radley College. Harrow has garnered an international reputation for educating the sons of gentlemen for hundreds of years and boasts an estimable list
Founded as the Nautical College in 1917, Pangbourne’s original purpose was to train would-be officers for a future in the Merchant Navy with instruction provided in a traditional public school setting. Pangbourne still retains that nautical heritage today with pupils required to wear a naval uniform and a focus on marine sports, particularly rowing where
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A hidden gem of a public school with one of the oldest histories of any school in the world, Warwick offers a traditional public school education to boys aged 7-18. The school is believed to have been founded as far back as 914 and has been instructing boys in classics in the grammar tradition
One of the Woodard Schools, founded in 1849 as St John’s Middle School and modelled on the Oxbridge Collegiate system. Hurst as the school’s is often shortened, is co-educational and offers both day and boarding options to pupils. The school includes both preparatory and pre-preparatory schools offering education from primary through secondary levels. ___________ Independent
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