Wellington College
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Wellington College
Wellington College was opened in 1859 to public donations in memory of Duke Wellington and received royalty in the same year. The great and original buildings of this educational institution were designed by John Shaw. There is a chapel built by Gilbert Scott. Through the continuous development of modern technology, pupils are comfortable living in new homes, as well as golf courses. In college, co-education for girls and boys. Teachers are high-level specialists, so the results of the final examinations are very good.
Examinations are given to AS/A-level, and as an alternative, an international bachelorate (IB) is proposed. There are groups for music, art and theatre. And college has a great reputation in sports. However, if you like something else, many options will be offered for additional classes and Circles in a variety of fields.
Training in Wellington College
Children from 13 to 18. A total of 891. 172 full-time students (116 boys, 56 girls) and 719 college students (520 boys, 199 girls). GCSE, AS and A-levels and IB (International Bachelor ' s). Broad choice of items (from 23 to 28 items). Ninety-eight per cent of senior students go to university. 10 per cent choose medicine, dental and veterinary sciences, 30 per cent natural science and technology, 10 per cent jurisprudence, 40 per cent humanitarian and social sciences, 5 per cent art and 3 per cent other areas, such as psychotherapy and sports. Languages: French, German, Spanish. Russian and Italian are also proposed for GCSE.
Equipment: 400 computers linked to the local network are available online (the local network includes homes where students, offices and classrooms live). Students can use them no more than 15 hours a day. Video projectors, laptops. Students learn to play a variety of musical instruments, vocal training, orchestra games. There are also some rock groups. Disein, photograph, poetry, history, biology, opera, discussion of a variety of topics (debats), history
art. Regby, hockey, cricket, light athletic, swimming, tennis, basketball, lacrosse, judo, golf, Badminton, water polo, shooting, yacht management, cross-area, football, rock climbing, chess.Survival in Wellington College
Life at school is probably 13 years old.
Most students in Wellington College are housed in single rooms after the first year of study. Houses for the separation of boys and girls from 35 to 55 students. Students wear school uniforms.
