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A school that values courage, honour, humility and fellowship is a school at its best: one deserving of the name ‘Harrow’ and one to which we aspire. Alastair Land, Head Master, attended Manchester Grammar School where he was School Vice-Captain. He first got to understand the positive power of boarding in his gap year teaching at ...
At Harrow School Online, we combine the richness and heritage of Harrow School with the future of education. We are a full-time, co-educational online school serving students in the sixth form (aged 16 to 18) as they prepare for A Level examinations. Our award-winning school brings outstanding British schooling to pupils in their homes ...
Work. at Harrow. As a full-boarding school, Harrow employs around 700 people in a variety of teaching and support roles, many of whom work for us all year round. We expect a great deal from our highly qualified and committed teaching staff and, in return, ensure that they have a rewarding and comfortable life on the Hill. All full-time masters ...
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Year. 12 Entry. Each year, the School admits up to 20 boys into Year 12, who are normally aged 16. We welcome applications from boys who: are likely to be predicted at least seven or eight passes at GCSE (or equivalent) at grade 7/8/9 (A/A*); will thrive in a full-boarding environment and make the most of the opportunities offered at the School;
Learning Skills. Our Learning Skills team supports the work of teaching departments and provides specialist guidance to boys on the most effective ways to learn. Through our PSHE programme boys are provided with a range of direct guidance on topics such as ‘How To Devise Your Revision Timetable’ and ‘Growing a Growth Mindset’.
Harrow School is one of four remaining full boarding, all boys schools left in the UK. Highly academic, but with so much else to offer, whether its the excellent sports, amazing drama or arts. As you'd expect from a school like this, entrance is highly competitive: roughly 600 pupils apply for 160 places at age 13.
