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Welcome to Gordonstoun Admissions. We welcome applications from any child who wants to embrace our broad curriculum and who are committed to enhancing the lives of our community. Here you will find information about how to join Gordonstoun, from arranging visits to applying for scholarships . We aim to make the admissions process as straight forward and informative as possible.
19 de jun. de 2024 · Child abuse at Gordonstoun School - where the future King Charles was educated - was allowed to flourish unchecked for decades, an inquiry has ruled. Lady Smith, chairwoman of the Scottish Child ...
3 de oct. de 2022 · Gordonstoun is proud of its links with the Royal family and this is something the sector as a whole should celebrate. King Charles is the first King in British history to be educated in a school rather than by private tutors. “Far from being ‘Colditz in Kilts’, Gordonstoun is actually a pioneer in the field of pupil wellbeing.”
A welcome from the course director, Jo Shirriffs. Summer 2023 was another successful summer with staff and students making the most of all that Gordonstoun and Scotland has to offer. Our new sailing boat (Pelican of London), our refreshed courses, club choices, and activities were hugely popular and 2024 will again see our programme further ...
Email us: enquiries@gordonstoun.org.uk. Phone us: 44 (0)1343 837829. We welcome boarding and day pupils. Gordonstoun is one of the few remaining genuinely full boarding schools in the UK. Being a full boarding school allows us to focus on providing pupils with a stimulating, challenging and exciting range of lessons and activities seven days a ...
Gordonstoun’s founder, Kurt Hahn, was keen to extend his educational ethos to the local community and not just those in the School. He therefore set up the Moray Badge (the precursor to the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award) which started at Gordonstoun and Elgin Academy in 1936 and then spread to other schools in Moray.
Email us: enquiries@gordonstoun.org.uk. Phone us: 44 (0)1343 837829. Gordonstoun students follow the GCSE and A-level curriculum in order to give them the best possible start onto further education. Most of our pupils go on to top universities around the world, including both Oxford and Cambridge.
