Marlborough College莫尔伯勒公学

About the school
Marlborough College was founded in 1843 to educate the sons of Church of England clergymen. lt
retains a strong association with the Anglican Church, although today it is a co-educational boarding school for over 900 pupils from the ages of 13-18, welcoming all faiths. The school occupies an extensive site on the edge of Marlborough in Wiltshire. The school is an educational charity governed by its trustees knownas the Council. Boarders are accommodated in one of sixteen houses, six are for boys, six for girls and four accommodate boys in all years and girls in Years 12 and 13. Building work is due to be completed on a new girI's boarding house in September 2018.

What the school seeks to do
The school seeks to foster excellence through teaching and learning, thus promoting the strongest
possible educational values, in order that pupils develop into responsible and confident young adults with the skills to make a difference in whatever they choose to do. lt strives to encourage pupils to have the integrity to do what is right, to take responsibility for themselves and others and to aim for rigour in all that they do.

About the pupils
Pupils come from a range of professional backgrounds from families living mainly in the south of
England. The school has identified 199 pupils as having special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), most of these having dyslexia or dyspraxia, and of whom 100 receive specialist support. No pupils have a statement of special educational needs or an educational, health and care plan (EHC). Sixteen pupils who speak English as an additional language (EAL) receive help with their English language skills. Data used by the school has identified 57 pupils as being the most able in the school's population, and they receive additional curriculum support.