Dulwich College, Independent school in Dulwich, England
Dulwich College is an independent boarding school located in Dulwich, London Borough of Southwark. The campus includes separate buildings for younger and older pupils, along with teaching rooms, sports fields, and shared spaces.
Edward Alleyn, an actor during the reign of Elizabeth I, founded the College of God's Gift in 1619 to support pupils from modest backgrounds. Over the centuries, the institution expanded into a boarding school offering international curricula.
Students from over twenty nationalities form the boarding community at Dulwich College, participating in more than eighty clubs and societies throughout the academic year.
The school accepts pupils aged 2 to 18 and follows the IGCSE curriculum and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Visitors should arrange an appointment in advance, as it is an active educational institution.
The school awards scholarships to more than 200 pupils each year, preserving the founding principle of offering education based on ability. In recent years, the total amount distributed has reached several million pounds.
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