Lucton School, Grade II* listed school building in Lucton, England.
Lucton School is a private institution in Herefordshire offering education from early childhood through secondary levels. The campus spans dozens of acres and blends historic structures with contemporary teaching facilities.
The institution was founded in 1708 by a London wine merchant and initially served local boys with modest educational costs. Over time it evolved into an established private school.
The school remains an educational institution deeply connected to its rural surroundings in Herefordshire. It continues to shape how generations of families approach independent schooling in this region.
The school sits in rural Herefordshire surrounded by countryside, accessible by car or local transport from nearby towns. As a private campus, visitors should arrange access in advance since it operates as a working educational facility.
William Procter, who co-founded the Procter & Gamble company, received his education here. This connection links the school to one of the world's largest consumer goods enterprises.
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