A top Berkshire school has been named as one of the best private schools in the world, according to recent educational research.
Set in 400 acres of Bracknell Forest countryside, Wellington College is one of the first schools to establish a Mandarin Centre and embrace mindfulness in its curriculum..
The college, located in Crowthorne village, has been chosen as one of the Top 20 UK Senior Schools and among the best private schools internationally according to Spear’s School Index 2022.
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Ed Venables, Director of Admissions, Wellington College, said: “Wellington College prides itself on being one of the world’s foremost pioneering educational institutions and is proud to be recognised in Spear’s Top 100 Schools.
“We are always looking for exceptional children from across the globe, to experience our unique, modern education.”
Wellington College also has six sister schools across the world that hold the same ethos of respect, integrity and courage.
Other Berkshire schools listed as world renowned institutions include Eton College and Lambrook School in Ascot.
The ranking was chosen by Carfex Education and Spear’s, the award-winning magazine for high-net individuals.
Fiona McKenzie, Head of Education, Carfax Education, said: “This index is the go-to for parents looking for the very best education for their child, wherever they are in the world.
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“Our team is at the forefront of private education and in compiling this year’s list we’ve taken into account how well schools have handled the disruption of the last two years and strived for excellence in the face of adversity.
“These schools far surpassed expectations and continued to deliver an exceptional educational experience across many metrics.
“We are now seeing more families than ever before wanting to educate their children privately, so they can be sure that their children have a top-quality education that will set them up for a lifetime of success.”
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