Radley college

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The Founders of Radley College William Sewell (1804–79) Robert Corbet Singleton (1810–81)

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After the school was founded, extensive building work took place, beginning with Chapel, replaced by the current building in 1895, F Social and the Octagon, the earliest living accommodation for the boys, the Clocktower , now the icon of Radley, and the Dining Hall in 1910. Building work has continued throughout the 20th and 21st centuries, with two new Socials, a state of the art weights-room/gym, a new theatre, and a Real Tennis court completed since 2006. The extensive grounds include a lake, golf course and woodland

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Admissions Boys are admitted to Radley from the age of 13. The pass mark for Common Entrance in 2014 is 60% in English and Maths with 60% being achieved overall.

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How do they live there ?

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U niform Daywear consists of: • 1 Gown (social specific) • 1 Social tie • 1 Linen bag • 2 Sock bags • 1 Plain dark grey suit • 1 Blazer • 1 Navy blue or grey pullover (V necked) • 2 Pairs of dark grey trousers • 8 Pairs of plain dark socks • 2 White formal shirts • 6 Formal weekday shirts • 6 Pairs boxer shorts/pants • 1 Pair stout black leather shoes (not suede) • A selection of casual clothes for the weekend

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Academic departments Biology Chemistry Mathematics Design & Technology Art Geography PSHE Politics Theology Physics English Modern Languages Music Geology History Information Technology Mandarin Policy Economics Drama Classics PSHE- Personal , Social , Health , Citizenship and Economic e ducation

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After Radley College

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Famous people who have graduated from Radley College Cyril Holland Sandy Nairne Desmond Llewelyn

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Thanks for your attention

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Set 5 4 1 2 3 6 7 In the Removes The Fifths 1 set take IGCSE (International GCSE, higher tier) in November Sets 2 to 5 cover a common accelerated course A group of three sets targets IGCSE (higher) in the Summer The remaining boys in sets 5 to 7 target IGCSE (higher) at the end of the Fifth Form.