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The Mall School treats each boy as an individual. The School is well known for the qu... read more
The Mall School treats each boy as an individual. The School is well known for the quality of the academic education provided, and also offers a friendly, caring environment in which boys can develop their talents and build on their strengths.
The School offers opportunity and challenge; for example Juniors learn General Science in fully equipped, purpose-built labs – then, from the age of 8, senior boys study the three sciences separately. Boys learn French from the age of 6 and later have the chance to join the school trip to a chateau in Normandy. The School fields several rugby teams, as well as soccer and cricket teams; rugby players have played in Spain and cricketers in South Africa. The Mall’s indoor swimming pool ensures high achieving squads each year, including national champions. Chess thrives at The Mall, as do music, drama, art and so on.
The Mall School has been educating boys since 1872 and there are long established links with the leading London day schools such as Hampton, King’s College School Wimbledon, St Paul’s and Westminster, as well as with leading boarding schools. When it is time to leave, boys are well-educated and have a positive and tolerant attitude.
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Mall School
Day School, 4 to 13, Boys, 300+ pupils
Mall School
185 Hampton Road,
Twickenham,
London,
TW2 5NQ
England
Tel: 020 8977 2523
Fax: 020 8977 8771
E-mail: E-mail Mall School
Next Open Day: 4th October 2008
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By Parent - reviewed on 29th Nov 2007Overall Rating
Our son, Richard Wheatley started at The Mall at the age of 7 years in 1974. ... read review
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