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1888 to Present Day. Sandroyd was founded in 1888 by the Reverend L H Wellesley Wesley. Initially based at Sandroyd House in Cobham, it was a small coaching establishment for boys who were due to go to Eton. From these humble beginnings, the school grew rapidly. When the Reverend Wesley married in 1895, Sandroyd was taken over by Messrs Wilson ...
Sandroyd School, Tollard Royal. 637 likes · 81 talking about this · 406 were here. Outstanding co-ed prep day & boarding school on the Wiltshire border. Winner - Boarding School 2023.
01725 516 329. [email protected] OFFICE OPENING TIMES. Monday to Friday 8.00am - 6.00pm,and Saturdays 9.00am - 4.00pm during term time. During the school holidays, the bursary looks after the school office during the week. If nobody is available to answer your call, please do email us or leave a message on the School Office number and we will ...
Sandroyd is a wonderfully unique family school, set in an idyllic environment, that ‘prepares’ children in the very broadest sense – offering academic excellence, and so much more. Sandroyd nurtures a child’s confidence and self-esteem whilst encouraging each individual pupil to fulfill all aspects of their potential: academic, artistic, cultural, sporting and social.
Monday 13 November 2023Bonfire Night. Saturday 11 November 2023Service of Remembrance. Saturday 14 October 2023Halloween Disco. Tuesday 10 October 2023Art Trip to Jason Brooks' Art Studio. Monday 9 October 2023Sandroyd wins Boarding School of the Year! Friday 6 October 2023Harvest Festival Service.
Sandroyd is an independent co-educational preparatory school for both day and boarding pupils aged 2-13 in Rushmore Park, near the village of Tollard Royal in Wiltshire. Sandroyd is very much a forward-looking preparatory school, well-placed to respond to the ever-changing demands and expectations of new generations of parents and children, built on a heritage of achieving excellence.
4 dic 2022 · According to one parent, Sandroyd is the ‘quintessential’ country prep school. It certainly does seem like the prototype for an Enid Blyton novel. During the summer, girls and boys play mixed cricket in the beautiful grounds, ride, play with pets or paints, and go adventuring in the playground or woods.
