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Bolton School offers an all-through education for children aged 0-18, with co-educational and single-sex divisions. Find out about the academic offering, events, taster mornings and how to join the school.
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In our Senior Schools, pupils join at age 11, and our Sixth...
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Girls' Division Maroon. Bolton School is a private day school in Bolton, Greater Manchester. It comprises a co-educational nursery (ages 0–4), co-educational infant school (ages 3–7), single sex junior schools (ages 7–11) and single sex senior schools including sixth forms (ages 11–18).
Bolton School, Bolton. 4,886 likes · 327 talking about this · 4,407 were here. Bolton School is one of the North's leading independent day schools for children aged 0-18 years.
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By 2030, we intend Bolton School to stand out as a thriving academically selective independent day school in the north of England - a national leader in promoting social mobility through providing access to the broadest range of pupils, using the benefits from the Boys’ and Girls’ divisional structure to offer a first class modern academic ...
In our Senior Schools, pupils join at age 11, and our Sixth Forms begin at 16 years. It is sometimes possible for pupils to join us in other age groups and mid-year where there is availability. Please contact the relevant Admissions Registrar to discuss your options with us.
Bolton School is a large, all-through independent school with a co-educational Nursery, Pre-School and Infant School and a single-sex Junior and Senior School. It offers academic rigour, character development, outdoor education and social mobility to pupils from across the North West.
