Our students already achieve the best academic progress in Berkshire, and we’re thrilled to see what they will accomplish in this newly completed centre, with every detail designed to support their success. Alongside the exceptional learning spaces, the centre features a lecture theatre for inspirational guest speakers and a video conferencing studio, fostering global connections and supporting our students as they develop the skills needed to become changemakers.
Specific to Sixth Form
Grove House opened in September 1894. It was Leighton Park’s first purpose-built boarding house.
Until 1878 a Quaker school named ‘Grove House School’ had existed in Tottenham. When it closed the trustees of the old Grove House School Trust released the funds to pay for the construction of Leighton Park’s new boarding house.
The distinguished architect Alfred Waterhouse, himself a former pupil of Grove House, Tottenham, was appointed as the architect. Waterhouse designed numerous important buildings across the nation, notably the Natural History Museum in Kensington.
Grove House is an important historic building, and as it moves into a new phase with new functions, it is exciting to think of it having a well-deserved renovation and refurbishment to bring it back to its full glory.
The annual Foxtrot weekend to the North-West of England is a chance for four of our Lower Sixth students to spend time with students form four other Quaker schools exploring … Read More +
The International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme is a globally-recognised qualification offering a gold standard in Sixth Form education. 97% of University Admissions Tutors consider it the best preparation for university … Read More +
The Upper Sixth International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB) cohort were delighted to share their endeavours on the Theory of Knowledge course, a compulsory element of their globally-acclaimed qualification. It teaches … Read More +
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