Wycliffe is the perfect blend of place and culture where boys and girls develop and flourish from The Nursery Class to Year 13. In our diverse community, pupils thrive on our commitment to individuality. We inspire and educate every individual boy or girl – this is not just an acceptance of difference, but an encouragement to be individual.
We are delighted to invite you to our Whole College Open Morning taking place at our Preparatory School and Senior School on Saturday 24th April from 9am-12pm.
You will explore our beautiful countryside campus, see the school in action, chat to current pupils, and talk to staff about how we can support your child’s education. Due to COVID-19, we are limiting the number of visitors and offering timed slots to ensure we can maintain social distancing.
I believe it to be no small part of the mission of this school to cherish its individuality, its liberty to experiment, and even its eccentricities. Most people and most schools are afraid to be original… Let us be pioneers and experimenters…
Our pupils develop independence and ‘a pioneering spirit’ and we encourage them to write their own story so they are ready to embrace their futures.
Ask Amber what her favourite subject is, and she will tell you without a moment’s hesitation – Drama.
Amelia was awarded a substantial scholarship from Harvard where she is studying Chemistry and plays for the Harvard Women Varsity Squash Team.
Atolani joined Wycliffe College in Year 8 when he was 12 years old.
Chloe, Boarder from Hong Kong
Mikey moved here from London to join Wycliffe at the start of Year 3, and has made lots of friends already.
When Noah was considering where to attend Sixth Form there was no doubt – he wanted to remain at Wycliffe.
For Olivia, Wycliffe has made her feel secure enough to challenge herself and to find her pioneering spirit.
For Sohil, current Year 10 pupil who comes from a Forces’s family, life at Wycliffe has given him a home in one place where he can develop strong friendships and be part of a supportive community.
My family has generations of Ghurkas in the British and Indian Army from both sides of my parents.
*This was a comment made by the Inspection team during the 2016 ISI visit when seeking to describe the Wycliffe pupils they had met.
