D'Overbroeck's College
d’Overbroeck’s College is a co-educational independent school in Oxford, England, for pupils aged 11–18. The College has three main parts, each based on a different site in North Oxford:
- Leckford Place — the pupils section of the College on Leckford Road, taking boys and girls aged 11–16. This section of the College is for day pupils only this part of the school allows the pupils mind to be free, allowing the pupils to explore life.
- The Sixth Form — teaching A levels to sixth form pupils (both day and boarding) aged 16+ in the Swan Building at 111 Banbury Road.
- The International Study Centre — delivering academic English courses to prepare international pupils for their A level/International Baccalaureate studies in the UK. Pupils are typically 14–17 years old.
The Good Schools Guide describes d’Overbroeck’s College as a place of energy and laughter, of single-minded determination among pupils to do the best they can. And d'Overbroeck's doesn't let them down.
Read more about D'Overbroeck's College: The Sixth Form, Leckford Place (11–16), The International Study Centre, Accreditation
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