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Alleyn’s is a leading HMC co-educational day school for children aged 4 to 18. Nestled in the creative heart of south London, we have a cherished history dating back to our foundation by Edward Alleyn in 1619. We have a long tradition of academic excellence, which shines through a progressive and enterprising curriculum, powered by the ...
Alleyn's School is seeking to recruit a part-time Basketball coach on a fixed-term contract for two terms (from now until 28 March 2024). As a Basketball Coach, you will have the chance to ...
At Alleyn’s we aim to make the whole process as friendly, smooth and clear as possible. Our Admissions team is on hand to guide parents through the various steps from initial interest, to visiting the School, to registration, to assessment and to confirmation of the outcome. During the assessment phases we gain an understanding of the whole ...
Listen to episodes and learn more about Alleyn’s ROCCK On. Alleyn’s School bring you Alleyn’s ROCCK On a new school podcast which seeks to deep dive into a broad range of subjects and transport you into the world of Alleyn’s School in Dulwich, London.Series one will focus on our school values; Respect, opportunity, curiosity, courage and kindness – referred to as the Alleyn’s ROCCK ...
Alleyn's School. Alleyn's is one of the country’s leading HMC co-educational day schools, committed to achieving academic excellence within an ethos of strong pastoral….
Alleyn’s is a school rooted in 400 years of history, but we have always had a forward-thinking lens to the future. We believe in embracing new technologies and equipping our pupils with a strong core of skills for tomorrow so that they can be confident and engaged citizens of the modern world. Individuality is celebrated at Alleyn’s.
Alleyn's College, the reconstituted form of the charitable foundation set up in 1619, continued to own and manages the ancient Manor of Dulwich in south London and also to manage the foundation schools of Dulwich College, Alleyn's School and James Allen's Girls' School. Although inextricably associated with these schools, it was a distinct entity.
