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11 de jun. de 2024 · About Alleyn's School. Alleyn’s School is a leading private day school in South London, founded by Edward Alleyn in 1619. The senior school educates boys and girls ages 11–18. It's consistently ranked among the top private schools in the country based on students' exam results. Alleyn's is committed to providing a holistic education.
As an Alleyn's parent we will keep you up to date via a range of channels such as parents' evenings, written reports, and regular Alleyn’s Posts – the electronic mail system we use to keep parents informed of business at School. As a parent you will have access to certain pages on the 'Hub’, which is our digital learning platform.
6 de dic. de 2021 · Alleyn’s School Alumni Magazine Autumn/Winter 2021. Notes from the Chair. Paul Barber, Chair EAC, at the 2021 EAC Annual Dinner, 8th from the left (with Reno Antoniades, Ed Bowen, Frances Bowen ...
The AiQ. The Alleyn’s Intelligence Quotient teaches young people to bring design and digital skills together to build ethical and inclusive solutions to real world problems. We want them to understand that, just like life itself, a problem is dynamic, and that many different ways of thinking can be used to come up with the right solution.
Alleyn's Junior School has merged with Alleyn's School. Reports for both schools can be found below. Alleyn's School received a educational quality inspection in 2021. The report can be read here. Alleyn's School received a regulatory compliance inspection in 2017.
Discover what's happening at week on week at Alleyn's School Dulwich. Your weekly calendar for everything sporting, co-curricular and other events. Alleyn's weeks are full of events; from music, drama, the arts, sports, lectures, workshops, talks and assessments. Stay up to date with everything happening school wide via our school calendar.
The enterprising Edward Alleyn 1619. Our school’s origins can be traced back to Edward Alleyn in 1619. Edward Alleyn was a famous Elizabethan actor and contemporary of Shakespeare and Marlowe, who led ‘My Lord Admiral's Men', a celebrated company of players, and owned the Rose Theatre and the Bear Pit on Bankside, and the Fortune Theatre in Cripplegate.
