Dulwich College

Dulwich College is one of London's most prestigious independent schools, founded in 1619 by actor Edward Alleyn. Located in the leafy suburb of Dulwich in southeast London, the College educates boys aged 7 to 18, with a co-educational Lower School from age 7. The College offers A-Levels and the IB Diploma alongside GCSE and IGCSE qualifications, delivering an exceptional breadth of academic and co-curricular opportunities. Accredited by the Independent Schools Inspectorate (ISI), Dulwich College is renowned for producing outstanding scholars, athletes, and artists. Notable alumni include P.G. Wodehouse, Raymond Chandler, and numerous distinguished public figures. The stunning Victorian campus features a state-of-the-art sports centre, theatre, art studios, and science facilities. As the founding school of the Dulwich College International group, it sets the standard for academic excellence and holistic education within a rich historical tradition. The College welcomes international boarders.