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We offer a wide range of programs in visual arts, drama, music, social justice, and athletics. Our EF/FI programs offer students the opportunity to explore the diverse Francophone cultures of the world, all while developing their proficiency in the language.
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Malvern College is one of the two schools in the country (the other being Dulwich College) to offer debating in the curriculum and pupils participate in regional and national competitions including the Debating Matters competition and the Three Counties Tournament.
Malvern College is an independent co-educational school that is set against the backdrop of exquisite Malvern Hills. The school has extensive academic facilities with fully equipped labs; the co-curricular facilities provided are also impressive with state-of-the-art equipment and playing courts.
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The number of Co-curricular activities taking place every week at Malvern College tops 200, and this covers a very broad range: in addition to our core programmes, we offer service and charitable partnerships, yoga, mountaineering, coding, fashion, debating and everything in between, there really is something for everyone.
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Teaching from Year 9 at Malvern College follows the National Curriculum of England and works towards GCSEs in Year 11 (or in Year 10 for the most able students). All students study English, Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Geography, History, Religious Studies, Design & Technology, Art, Drama, Music, Physical Education, Debating, Informati...
With the Malvern Hills on its doorstep, the College takes full advantage of its location to offer a wide choice of outdoor pursuits.There are many opportunities here for students to explore beyond the classroom walls, whether on an orienteering expedition with the Duke of Edinburgh Award or unwinding with a weekend walk in the countryside. There is...
The College’s broad and challenging academic programme reaps strong results. In 2021, 47% of the International Baccalaureate (IB) cohort achieved at least 40 points and above (out of a maximum of 45 points). Two students were awarded the highest possible score of 45 points. The school has not yet published its average score. In 2020, a third of the...
The College’s beautiful 250-acre horseshoe-shaped campus has plenty of natural, historical, and architectural character that will make students coming from far and wide feel ‘at home’.Alongside its Victorian Gothic chapel and buildings, there are modern arts and sports facilities, well-manicured playing fields, and tree-lined pathways. Academic fac...
Malvern College is a selective school, and students hoping to enrol into Year 9 must sit the 13+ Common Entrance (CE) exam taken in June of the year of entry; entry for later years is also subject to an exam. The College has a very cosmopolitan student body, with 70% of pupils coming from within a 100-mile radius of the school and the remaining 30%...
• Boarding and international students • Students looking for a UK-based education with a large international culture • Studying the IB Diploma Programme • A balanced indoor-outdoor education
• Those seeking a single sex education • An examination hot house education • Anyone looking for a city-based/urban education
Malvern College in Malvern, Worcestershire is an independent UK co-educational boarding and day school for pupils aged 13-18. Founded in 1865, Malvern is set in a beautiful 250-acre campus in the heart of England; an inspiring, supportive and friendly environment in which to educate children.
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February was Black History Month and Malvern hosted many events to celebrate black culture in our community. The library hosted a series of learning events for various classes. Our Peer leaders ran popcorn and movie days- both celebrating black cinema and raising $163.00 for Black Women in Motion a "Toronto-based, survivor-led, grassroots ...
