Welwyn Garden City - Education

Education

Welwyn Garden City has five secondary schools:

  • Sherrardswood School
  • Sir Frederic Osborn School, a specialist Sports College (Formed by the merging of The Welwyn Garden City High School and Attimore Hall School in 1968)
  • Monks Walk School, a specialist Science College,
  • Knightsfield School for the Deaf
  • Stanborough School, a specialist Maths and Computing College (Formerly Welwyn Garden City Grammar School)

Tewin Water School moved from Digswell to Monk's Walk School in 1998 and was later renamed Knightsfield School to create links with hearing pupils.

The former Sir John Newsom School merged with Stanborough School on 1 September 1998.

Monks Walk School, Stanborough School and Sir Frederic Osborn School are part of the Welwyn Hatfield 14-19 Consortium, which includes a variety of secondary schools and Oaklands College in Welwyn Hatfield.

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