Quinton House School, Independent school in Upton, Northampton, England.
Quinton House School occupies a medieval structure with architectural elements from the 16th and 17th centuries that continue to serve its educational purpose. The building contains a sports hall, dining facilities, and specialized learning spaces designed for different age groups.
Three women named Teape founded the school at this site in 1946 as Upton Hall School and it was renamed in 1966. This transformation marked the beginning of how this historic building has been used continuously for education.
Students from age 2 through 18 learn here under the school's motto 'Integri in omnibus'. The place serves as a community where young people spend their school years developing relationships and shared experiences.
The school sits at Upton Hall with facilities spread across the site for various activities and programs. Access to different areas may vary depending on events or activities taking place on any given day.
The building holds Grade I listed status, which marks it as having exceptional architectural importance in Britain. This recognition places it among the most valuable structures of its kind while it continues daily operation as a working school.
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