Dulwich College

Dulwich College, founded in 1619, is a prestigious independent school for boys located in Dulwich, London. The school caters to both day boys from age 11 and boarding pupils from the age of 13, offering an exceptional academic education that goes beyond the exam curriculum and aims to inspire deep and creative learners.

Apart from its strong focus on academics, Dulwich College also boasts an impressive sports programme encompassing rugby, football, hockey, cricket, water polo, fencing, golf, cycling, and rowing. In addition, music and drama play a significant role in the school's culture. Furthermore, the school maintains a long-standing tradition of Scouting and Combined Cadet Force (CCF), with boys participating in weekly activities and numerous expeditions and adventure activities outside the College grounds.

Each year, Dulwich College welcomes around 35 boys into its sixth form. The school's recent exam results show that 82.28% of A-Level students achieved A & A* grades, while 92.94% of GCSE students scored A & A* grades, showcasing the high academic standards upheld by the institution.