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Dulwich College

Dulwich Common
Dulwich
London
SE21 7LD

T: +44 (0)20 8693 3601

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ISC ID: 59861

Member of Southwark Schools’ Learning Partnership


Head

Mrs Fiona Angel (Master)

Boys - age range:

Day: 0.25 to 19

Boarding: 11 to 19

Girls - age range:

Day: 0.25 to 7

Size

1899 pupils

Dulwich College case studies (22)

Dulwich Wood Primary School

Partners

  • Dulwich College
  • Dulwich Wood Primary School
  • Performing Arts And Music
  • Sport DofE Cadets
  • Governance
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Dulwich College Courses & Careers Convention

Partners

  • Dulwich College
  • James Allen's Girls' School
  • Sydenham High School GDST
  • St Thomas the Apostle
  • The Charter School North Dulwich
  • The Elmgreen School
  • Southwark Schools' Learning Partnership
  • Higher Education Application
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Young Economists' Conference

Partners

  • Dulwich College
  • James Allen's Girls' School
  • Alleyn's School
  • The Charter School East Dulwich
  • The Charter School North Dulwich
  • South Bank University Academy
  • Westminster City School
  • Ark Globe Academy
  • Worshipful Company of International Bankers
  • Academic
  • Career Guidance
  • Higher Education Application
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Thinking About... (Summer 2020)

Partners

  • Dulwich College
  • Various local schools
  • Southwark Schools' Learning Partnership
  • Academic
  • Art And Design
  • Coronavirus Support
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Covid 19 Summer 2020

Partners

  • Dulwich College
  • Various local chools
  • Dulwich & Southwark communities
  • Academic
  • Developing School Leaders
  • Student Well Being
  • Community Work Fundraising
  • Coronavirus Support
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Impact of partnership work done in 2023 (ISC annual Census 2024)

  • 84 state schools involved
  • 2001+ state school pupils involved
  • 7575 staff hours given

Impact Statement

We act as an educational partner to the City Height E-Act Academy, providing support for its educational work and establishing links and activities that benefit us both. The campuses are just two kilometres apart which supports regular interactions between staff and students. Our staff provide maths extension and Further Maths GCSE with College pupils acting as assistants. We facilitate creative writing sessions and encourage our Year 10 and 11 pupils to act as Learning Mentors for younger City Heights pupils. We hosted an MFL Language Conference for state and independent schools on behalf of City Heights E-ACT Academy. Our careers departments share professional contacts, and we provide a consultancy service for City Heights staff, including a Year 11 students’ talk for post-16 options and arranging university talks.

Southwark Schools Learning Partnership (SSLP) is a collaboration between 16 local secondary schools. The partnership promotes projects for students and CPD (Career Professional Development) for staff. The Master and the Head Teacher of St Saviour’s & St Olave’s CE School are co-directors of the partnership, providing leadership in connecting schools, teachers and students. We also organise a variety of SSLP projects and employ a coordinator to help enhance impact.
"The lecture [by Dr Sarah Garfinkel on the 'Body and the Brain' at the Upper School Symposium] was extremely intriguing where we learnt that our 'gut instinct' is an intuitive thing. As a successful neuroscientists, we were honoured to have had this opportunity with her and thank Dulwich College for their amazing hospitality." Year 12 state school pupil

Southwark Community Education Charity (SCEC) is a registered charity which operates three schemes for state primary school pupils. We host the Science Scheme for Year 6 pupils, providing an enjoyable introduction to practical science and improving confidence before secondary school. 60 children attend two-hour sessions on Saturday mornings. They explore Biology, Chemistry and Physics through practical experiments. We provide a co-ordinator who administers all three schemes; a fully trained member of staff to oversee the programme every Saturday morning; facilities, equipment and refreshments. Twenty volunteer mentors from Years 12 and 13 support pupils in the classroom, carry out administrative tasks, supervision, and act as role models.
"I liked coming to Saturday School because we made friends and [learnt] about the three sciences to prepare me for secondary school. The best session I had was looking at a lamb's heart and making slime." Primary state school pupil

We warmly welcome applications from parents with academically strong boys who need full or partial financial support to send their son to Dulwich College.

Bursaries provide financial assistance with school fees. Whilst the majority of bursaries are offered on entry to Year 7 (11+), we also award bursaries to boys joining in Years 3 (7+), 4 (8+), 5 (9+), 9 (13+) and 12 (16+).

Over 200 pupils at Dulwich have free or subsidised places, also known as bursaries, the majority of which are for between 75% and 100% of fees. Bursaries at Year 7 and Year 9 include funding for academic trips, coaches, uniform and lunch.

  • Academic scholarships
  • Art scholarships
  • Choral scholarships
  • Music scholarships
  • Sport scholarships
  • Sixth Form scholarships
  • Bursaries for new entrants
  • Hardship awards for existing pupils

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