St George's College Weybridge, school in Surrey, UK
St George's College Weybridge is an independent school in Surrey that accepts students of all genders from primary age through to university preparation. The grounds combine traditional buildings with modern facilities and include extensive sports fields, science labs, art studios, and a library.
The school was founded in 1869 by Belgian priests and originally located in Croydon before moving to its current site near Weybridge due to growth. Girls were admitted to the sixth form in the 1960s, and in 1992 the school transitioned from a boarding institution to a day school with coeducational classes throughout.
The school was founded by a Belgian religious community and its culture centers on the motto 'Love and Work'. Students and staff form a close community where each person is valued and participates in shared activities like inter-house sports competitions and performances throughout the year.
The school operates on a term-time schedule with class periods and breaks that allow for socializing and gatherings. The campus is well-organized with different areas for teaching, sports, and creative work, and visitors can observe mixed activities happening across various groups throughout the day.
The school operates a boathouse on the nearby River Thames where students learn to row and compete in local races using narrow racing shells. This water sport is a popular activity among interested students and connects the school to the surrounding river community.
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