Stonehouse, United Kingdom Day & boarding · Co-ed Age range 3–19 587 pupils Founded 1882Wycliffe College
Wycliffe College offers a nurturing environment where academic excellence meets personal growth. Set within an expansive campus, the school prides itself o...
About Wycliffe College
Wycliffe College was founded in 1882 in the Gloucestershire village of Stonehouse as a co-educational boarding school. The school is named for John Wycliffe, the fourteenth-century English theologian and reformer who produced the first English translation of the Bible from Latin. The school operates today on a 70-acre rural campus and is co-educational ages 2-18 with around 587 pupils in the Senior School and a substantial boarding population. The Head is Nick Gregory. The school is a member of the HMC and the Boarding Schools Association. The school operates a substantial bursary programme.
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Pupil breakdown
- Boys
- 330 (56%)
- Girls
- 257 (44%)
- SEN support
- 220 (37.5%)
- SEN EHCP
- 3 (0.5%)
Notable alumni
Frequently asked questions
What type of school is Wycliffe College?
Wycliffe College is a co-educational independent mainstream school for pupils aged 3 to 19, located near Stonehouse in Gloucestershire. The school offers education from Nursery through to Sixth Form, with pathways leading to GCSEs and A Levels.
How do I apply to Wycliffe College?
Most families apply to Wycliffe College 1–2 years before entry, with a process that can include tests, interviews and school reports. See the private school admissions timeline for when to apply and what to expect. https://schoolscout.uk/posts/uk-private-school-admissions-timeline
What are the fees at Wycliffe College?
The cost of attending Wycliffe College typically ranges around £3,996–£19,260 per term, with variations based on age and boarding.
Is Wycliffe College a day or boarding school?
Pupils at Wycliffe College can attend as day and boarding.
Is Wycliffe College selective?
Admissions to Wycliffe College are non-selective, with entry based on overall fit and, where relevant, academic assessment.