
British curriculum · Stonehouse
Preschool to high school, taught in English
In short: Wycliffe College is a private, secular, co-ed international school in Stonehouse, UK. It offers British. Stages: preschool, primary, middle school and high school (ages 3–18). Taught in English.
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Wycliffe educates children from Nursery and Reception through the Prep School (Years 1 to 8) to the Senior School (Years 9 to 11) and Sixth Form, where students take A Levels. Classes are kept to around 18 pupils, large enough to deliver a wide range of subjects.
Wycliffe is founded on kindness, humility and excellence without exclusion. Pupils are encouraged to take responsibility for their learning, to look outwards and to see challenge as a way to build their confidence.
English is the language of instruction, with support for international pupils from more than 30 countries.
Bristol Road, Stonehouse, Gloucestershire, GL10 2AF, United Kingdom
The 52-acre Cotswolds site includes the Prep School at Ryeford Hall and the Senior School on Bristol Road, with extensive sports facilities, performing arts spaces, boarding houses and outdoor areas used for the Nursery's Forest School.
Families can count on strong pastoral care, learning support, school transport, scholarships and bursaries, and flexible boarding options including flexi and occasional boarding.
Boarding is available from Year 3 (age 7) to Year 13, with full, weekly, flexi and occasional options. Boarders from the UK and more than 30 countries live in houses with resident staff.
An after-school clubs and activities programme runs every day, alongside performing arts, outdoor education and dedicated sports programmes in basketball, squash, netball, hockey and rugby, plus an enrichment programme. Young Dragons activities and Forest School introduce the youngest pupils to the outdoors.
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Standardized curriculum for schools in England.
Lessons are taught in English.
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