Devon, United Kingdom Day & boarding · Co-ed Age range 2–19 511 pupils Founded 1877Plymouth College
Plymouth College stands out as a vibrant educational community, dedicated to nurturing the intellectual and personal growth of each student. With a commitm...
About Plymouth College
Plymouth College was founded in 1877 at Plymouth, Devon. The school is co-educational ages 3-18 with a substantial boarding population. The school's most internationally famous alumnus is Tom Daley CBE — the Olympic gold medallist in synchronised platform diving at Tokyo 2020 (and three other Olympic medals), four-time Olympian and prominent LGBTQ+ advocate. Daley attended Plymouth College in the 2000s.
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What type of school is Plymouth College?
Plymouth College is a co-educational independent mainstream school for pupils aged 2 to 19, located in Devon. The school offers education from Nursery through to Sixth Form, with pathways leading to GCSEs and A Levels.
How do I apply to Plymouth College?
Applications typically begin 1–2 years in advance and may include registration, assessments and interviews. Families can explore the UK private school admissions timeline to understand key dates and entry points. https://schoolscout.uk/posts/uk-private-school-admissions-timeline
What are the fees at Plymouth College?
The cost of attending Plymouth College typically ranges around £3,710–£13,491 per term, with variations based on age and boarding.
Is Plymouth College a day or boarding school?
Plymouth College offers day and boarding options. Where boarding is available, this may include full, weekly or flexi arrangements.
Is Plymouth College selective?
Admissions to Plymouth College are non-selective, with entry based on overall fit and, where relevant, academic assessment.