The School
Founded in 1863, St Edward’s is an exceptional co-educational boarding and day school set in 100 leafy green acres in Oxford, the educational capital of the world.
The School educates just over 800 boys and girls aged 13–18, preparing them not only for entry into the world’s best universities, but also to lead happy, fulfilling and socially responsible adult lives. Ambition, kindness and a strong sense of togetherness characterise Teddies, as the School is known to its community.
Pupils can achieve at the highest level in every area – in their academic work, in sport, in music, drama and the arts, in outdoor pursuits and in community volunteering. Our extraordinary breadth of opportunity and our unique location, on the doorstep of the intellectually and culturally inspiring city of Oxford, provides an unparalleled and transformational educational experience for our pupils.
Choice is available for pupils at every stage of their academic journey at St Edward’s, allowing them to play to their strengths. In the Shell, pupils follow a core curriculum and then can choose additional subjects including Modern Languages, Ancient Greek, Computer Science, Art, Design and Drama. In the Fourth Form (Year 10), most pupils choose between eight and twelve GCSEs and up to two of St Edward’s own Pathways and Perspectives courses, designed by the School in conjunction with the University of Buckingham to provide greater academic challenge, to encourage collaborative working and to inspire original thinking. In the Sixth Form (Year 12), pupils choose between A Levels and the International Baccalaureate Diploma.
Watch the film below to see the Warden introduce the school:
Watch the film below to hear from pupils and staff about House life at Teddies:
Reviews of the School
Click on the images below to read reviews from The Good Schools Guide, Muddy Stilettos and Talk Education.
ISI Report
Read highlights from the latest ISI Report here.