Magdalen College School, Oxford
Magdalen College School, Oxford is a leading independent day school for boys 7 - 18 and girls in the Sixth Form. Founded in 1480.
Master's Welcome - Magdalen College School Oxford
Magdalen College School, Oxford is a leading independent day school for boys 7-18 and girls in the Sixth Form. Helen Pike is the Master (Headteacher).
Admissions - Magdalen College School
The helpful Admissions team at Magdalen College School will guide you through the application process for Junior School, Senior School or Sixth Form entry.
Contact Us - Magdalen College School Oxford
Magdalen College School Cowley Place Oxford OX4 1DZ. Main reception: 01865 242191 Junior School reception: 01865 253432. Our official email address is [email protected]. Where parents have concerns they should contact their child’s Tutor in the first instance.
History - Magdalen College School Oxford
In 1480 William Waynflete founded Magdalen College School, with the intention of providing an education to a succession of students for Magdalen College.
Sixth Form - Magdalen College School Oxford
Sixth Form students at Magdalen College School benefit from a distinctive, inspiring and supportive experience, with unrivalled links to Oxford University.
2024-25 Term Dates - Magdalen College School Oxford
Jan 6, 2025 · Here are the 2023-24 term dates for Magdalen College School, Oxford. Contact the Usher if you would like information about school terms 2024-25.
Fees - Magdalen College School
Magdalen College School Oxford, OX4 1DZ. Reception: (01865) 242191 [email protected]
Senior School - Magdalen College School
Senior School is about so much more than excelling academically—our boys also become well-rounded and grounded individuals ready for the challenges of Sixth Form, Higher Education …
A Level Results 2024 - Magdalen College School
Aug 15, 2024 · Pupils at Magdalen College School are celebrating an excellent set of A Level results. The school is delighted to report that 95% of grades were awarded at A*-B, with 81% at A*-A and 42% at A*. In addition, 47 pupils – more than a quarter of the year group – attained 3 A*s or more while 19 pupils achieved 4 A*s or more.