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Wells Cathedral School was founded in the 12th century, the school has one of the fin... read more
Wells Cathedral School was founded in the 12th century, the school has one of the finest sites in Europe, on the edge of Wells and a little to the north of the Cathedral. It occupies all but one of the medieval and 18th-century buildings of The Liberty, in a conservation area around the Cathedral. There are also lovely walled gardens and an area of parkland used for playing fields. The school is well equipped with modern facilities and accommodation, including laboratories, libraries and a big music school. Academic standards are high and examination results good. It is fully co-educational, having accepted girls since 1969. An ancient church school, there are close links with the Cathedral and worship in the Anglican tradition is encouraged. It is one of the few specialist music schools under the government's Music & Dance Scheme and the only one which is part of a traditional school. Many pupils are involved in choirs, orchestras and bands and well over 400 learn one or more instruments. The drama department is also strong. There is a broad range of games and sports available and a large and varied number of extra-curricular activities. The CCF has an active contingent and there is a sizeable community service group. There is a good record in the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme and outdoor pursuits form an integral part of the school curriculum.Further information on Public Schools »
Wells Cathedral School
Day & Boarding School, 11 to 18, Co-educational, 590+ pupils, C of E
Wells Cathedral School
Wells,
Somerset,
BA5 2ST
England
Tel: 01749 834200
Fax: 01749 834201
E-mail: E-mail Wells Cathedral School
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