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A Christ’s Hospital student’s experience goes far beyond academic progress. Our holistic education centres on developing talent and fulfilment in a wide range of broader activities from music to theatre, from sport, art, and community service to outdoor pursuits. All areas of our vibrant curriculum aim to build a real sense of achievement, resilience, perseverance, compassion, willing service, social skills and empathy. These attributes form the pillar-strength principles of the Christ’s Hospital education.
It is the mission of Christ’s Hospital to enable those from all corners of society to come together and thrive. Social mobility matters hugely to society’s success and we aim to empower all our students to succeed.
Christ’s Hospital features in Independent Schools of the Year – Winners’ Edition magazine with two articles: one about CH winning the overall award for Independent Sc…
Following our triumphant drama and music production of Les Misérables, we were delighted to receive the below glowing review from a NSTA (National School Theatre Awa…
Christ’s Hospital topped a list of 200 independent schools for its bursary and scholarship provision, awarding on average £25,900 a student — almost twice as much as the …
We were delighted to welcome Keynotes Choir for the third year in a row to run a workshop with our Gospel Choir. Keynotes…
Design Technology students from the DG (Year 12) went on an inspirational trip to The Design Museum to see the Tim Burton Exhibition on 21 January. …
On 17 January, the renowned explorer, paleoanthropologist, BBC presenter and stand-up comic, Ella Al-Shamahi, came to speak to students about the Neanderthals.
This year’s theme, Into the Wild!, took inspiration from our guest judges, Olly & Suzi. They are collaborat…
Our latest newsletter, packed with highlights from Michaelmas term, is available to read here:
Christ’s Hospital provides a nurturing, transformative education for young people from all backgrounds. Hear from students and staff on their own, unique journeys at Christ’s Hospital.
of leavers go on to top universities
GCSE and A level results
equal split of boys and girls
famous uniform provided to all pupils
of students pay no fees
of students pay full fees
CH was founded by King Edward VI
entry to the Tower of London for CH students wearing uniform
a purpose built theatre was opened
individual music lessons are taught each week
main entry points: 11+, 13+ and 16+