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Aberlour House is the junior school of Gordonstoun School, and is now fully merged with it. It educated pupils from age 6 to 13. The links between Aberlour House and Gordonstoun were very close. They shared the same school song and school flag (purple and white). Furthermore, they shared the same school motto – " plus est en vous ", a ...
Gordonstoun. Koordinater: 57°42′08″N 3°22′17″V ( kort) Gordonstoun er en privat dag- og kostskole for drenge og piger beliggende i Duffus, Moray, Skotland. [1] Skolen er opkaldt efter en 61 hektar store ejendom, som var ejet af Sir Robert Gordon i det 17. århundrede. Ejendommen består stadig og bliver brugt som integreret del af ...
11 set 2022 · During the early days of Gordonstoun, the daily timetable included a morning run of 50 to 100 yards, followed by a warm shower then a cold one. Image source, Gordonstoun Image caption,
11 set 2022 · His education at the independent boarding school, in Moray, was a significant departure from the royal norm. He was the first Prince of Wales to be educated at a school rather than by private ...
26 mar 2021 · 11. Gordonstoun was founded by Dr. Kurt Hahn in 1934 as a learning institution where young people could truly thrive. In 2019, HM Inspectors would put the school to a rigorous test, concluding that “the extensive range of opportunities for personal achievements in the senior school, as part of the Gordonstoun broader curriculum is outstanding
Lisa Kerr. Lisa Kerr is a British business leader. [1] After a career in commercial radio, in 2016 she was appointed principal of Gordonstoun. [2] She is the first female principal in the school’s history. [3] Kerr is also a Deputy Lord-Lieutenant of Moray. [4]
Gordonstoun is one of the UK’s top independent schools for boarding and day pupils aged 4 ½ to 18. Our school was voted the best boarding school in the UK in 2021 and described as 'outstanding' and 'sector-leading' in its most recent inspection. Gordonstoun has been the world leader in character education for over 80 years and was the birthplace of the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.
