In short: Cobham Hall is a private, secular, co-ed international school in Gravesend, UK. Stages: middle school and high school (ages 11–18). Taught in English.
- Type
- Private · Secular · Co-ed
- Ages
- 11–18 · Middle school to high school
- Languages
- English
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Fees
Fees on request
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Curriculum & results
Stages · ages 11–18
Middle schoolHigh school
Students join from Year 7 and continue to GCSE and the Sixth Form, where they study A Levels. Bligh House, a dedicated centre on the school grounds, supports students aged 11 to 16 with special educational needs and disabilities.
Approach · General Curriculum
Cobham Hall's values are built around the Round Square IDEALS of internationalism, democracy, environmentalism, adventure, leadership and service, summed up in its motto 'There's more in you than you think'.
Languages
English is the language of instruction for a community of UK and international students.
Englishteaching language
Programmes & accreditations
A LevelsAdvanced Level qualifications
Round SquareGlobal network of schools
Open Days
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Location
Brewers Road, Cobham, Gravesend, Kent, DA12 3BL, United Kingdom
Facilities & services
Facilities
Swimming poolGymTennis courtLibraryLaboratory
The 150-acre estate includes the historic house, boarding houses such as Brooke House for the Sixth Form, the Tenison-Smith Studio Theatre, an Activities Centre opened by Virginia Wade, an indoor swimming pool, science laboratories, sports pitches and woodland used for Duke of Edinburgh's Award training.
Services
Boarding SchoolScholarships
The school offers a dedicated SEND centre (Bligh House), pastoral care in a family atmosphere, international exchanges through Round Square and support from its admissions team throughout the application.
Boarding
Boarding is available for students aged 11 to 19, with experienced boarding staff ensuring that each student receives the care and support needed to thrive; Sixth Form boarders live in Brooke House.
Learning support
Attention to diversity
Alongside the main school, Cobham Hall hosts Bligh House, a SEND centre on the school site for students aged 11 to 16 whose difficulties include emotionally based school non-attendance. It is run as a joint initiative of Mill Hill Education Group and Chiltern Way Academy Trust, a specialist multi-academy trust, and starts with a small cohort of up to ten students, with a planned maximum of sixty. The day placement offers a curriculum and teaching tailored to autism spectrum conditions and associated needs, specialist ASC classrooms, therapeutic practice built into daily provision, and assessment and delivery of speech and language therapy, occupational therapy and protective behaviours work. Placements are planned from each student's EHCP with an allocated key worker, and a weekly residential option is announced. Further therapies are arranged according to the plan.
Students are encouraged to pursue their passions on the stage, on the sports field, through adventure and in service to others. As a Round Square school, Cobham Hall offers conferences, exchanges and expeditions abroad, such as a recent trek through Borneo, as well as the Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
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FAQ
What language is Cobham Hall taught in?
Lessons are taught in English.
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