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Alleyn’s Sixth Form has a distinct identity and feel, creating a genuine sense of moving up to something new and exciting, even if students are coming from our own Year 11 - and almost all of our Year 11 students do stay on for Sixth Form. Each September, we welcome roughly 40 new students from a wide range of schools and backgrounds to join ...
Alleyn’s students showcase excellence in STEM, humanities, languages and arts in resounding all-round A level success . Head Jane Lunnon welcomed excellent results from this year’s A Level students at the leading South London-based co-ed independent school.
Alleyn's School. Religious character None Religious ethos Church of England Boarders No boarders. Nursery provision No Nursery Classes. Official sixth form Has a sixth form. School capacity Help with school capacity field Opens a dialog 1450. Number of pupils 1398. Section 41 approved Not approved. Open date 30 ...
Junior School Open Day. The next Alleyn's Junior School Open Event is from 1.30pm to 3pm on Wednesday 22 May 2024. There will be a Head's Talk at 1.40pm after which you will be offered a tour of the school with a pupil. There is no need to book a place at this Open Event - everyone is welcome. Last updated on 20 05 24 at 09:12
Junior School Open Day. The next Alleyn's Junior School Open Event is from 1.30pm to 3pm on Wednesday 22 May 2024. There will be a Head's Talk at 1.40pm after which you will be offered a tour of the school with a pupil. There is no need to book a place at this Open Event - everyone is welcome. Last updated on 20 05 24 at 09:12
The enterprising Edward Alleyn 1619. Our school’s origins can be traced back to Edward Alleyn in 1619. Edward Alleyn was a famous Elizabethan actor and contemporary of Shakespeare and Marlowe, who led ‘My Lord Admiral's Men', a celebrated company of players, and owned the Rose Theatre and the Bear Pit on Bankside, and the Fortune Theatre in Cripplegate.
Transforming Learning Spaces. May 13th 2022. Other. We recently had the great pleasure of officially opening the redeveloped Alleyn’s Junior School which included the completely remodelled Fortune Building and the new Rose Building, both named after theatres with which our founder, Edward Alleyn, had a close association.
