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Wellington College, Crowthorne. 8,090 likes · 128 talking about this · 30,120 were here. Co-educational excellence and a resolute belief in the incredible potential of every child.
A new Sixth Form Centre and a new Sixth Form House will open at Wellington College in September 2024, providing world-leading co-ed facilities for 16-18 year olds. The Sixth Form Centre will be an uplifting, sociable environment more akin to the university experience with a café, seating and event spaces downstairs and a modern workspace and library upstairs, along with the careers department.
You can take a bus from Parish Church to Wellington College, Berkshire via Bracknell Bus Station and Edgbarrow School in around 1h 31m. Alternatively, you can take a train from Windsor & Eton Central to Wellington College, Berkshire via Slough, Reading, and Crowthorne in around 1h 56m. Train operators. First Great Western Service. Elizabeth Line.
Wellington Through The Decades. In 2020 we embarked on an ambitious project to document the Wellington student experience in the twentieth century, using the recollections of the students themselves. Our aim is to present their experiences, for the most part in their own words, giving a faithful and representative picture of College life as ...
Wellington College Primary and Secondary Education Crowthorne, Berkshire 6,711 followers Co-educational excellence and a resolute belief in the incredible potential of every child.
The Wellington Community offers parents a meaningful programme of cultural, pastoral, social, business, careers and educational events and activities enabling parents to come together with other members of the Wellington Community to reinforce, support and build the special and unique relationship that we all have with Wellington College and with one another.
The College Year Book, 1891-present; 1948 Wellington College Register, listing all students to have attended the College to that date; The Roll of Wellington College, a termly list of students by set and subject, 1859-1930; Wellington Roll of Honour 1939-1945; Edward White Benson’s original scrapbook chronicling his time at Wellington (1859-1873)
