Facts and Figures 2023/24 School Life
Facts and Figures 2023/24 School Life Focused and ambitious, Abingdonians have the drive to succeed
Passionate and perceptive, Abingdonians are curious about the world
Facts and Figures 2023/24 School Life
Facts and Figures 2023/24 School Life Bold and determined, Abingdonians are not afraid of a challenge
Facts and Figures 2023/24 School Life Bright and open-minded, Abingdonians are independent thinkers
Generous and considerate, Abingdonians think about their place in the world and support one another
Facts and Figures 2023/24 School Life
Although Abingdon is based on long traditions of scholarship and learning, it’s also a school that embraces innovation and fresh thinking. Our pupils are remarkable young people with exciting futures, and we encourage them to think for themselves and to develop a spirit of independence that will enable them to thrive in a rapidly-changing world. And while educating young people is a great responsibility that we take very seriously, our school is also a place of laughter, fun and discovery – a place where open-minded, confident and well-rounded young men are formed. Mike Windsor, Headmaster
Facts and Figures 2023/24 School Life
Facts and Figures 2023/24 School Life
The pupils are proud of their school and there is a true sense of belonging.” ISI Inspection
Facts and Figures 2023/24 Academic Success isn’t just about hard work. Success stems from passion and curiosity – which is why it’s a natural outcome of an Abingdon education. The breadth and depth of our subjects, together with our encouragement of independent thinking, mean that each boy can follow his own interests and strengths – not filling an Abingdon mould, but thriving and succeeding in a unique way. We combine a wide variety of traditional academic subjects with contemporary disciplines, practical classes, cultural trips and the arts – all taught by our enthusiastic, expert staff who love to spark creative thinking and passionate debate, making learning a challenging and compelling experience for every boy in the class. This means that students leave Abingdon with some of the best results in the country, well-equipped to continue their learning at any of the world’s top universities and to enjoy fulfilling futures of exploration, discovery and accomplishment.
We believe that classroom learning should only be one half of the reason for coming to school and only one half of what will be important to boys as they mature – which is why we devote so much time to our Other Half programme. With dedicated space in the weekly timetable as well as after lessons, boys are free to choose a number of extra-curricular opportunities each term from our range of over 120 activities. They might be drawn to the excitement and camaraderie of the Combined Cadet Force or DofE, the mental challenges of chess or board-gaming, the journalistic opportunities of newspaper and magazine writing, the altruistic enjoyment of volunteering in the community, or the development of a new skill such as computer programming, debating, or robotics. Whichever activities a boy pursues, the two halves of an Abingdon education add up to a whole school experience that enables our students to become well-rounded, resourceful and ambitious learners. The Other Half
Facts and Figures 2023/24 There’s a great range of activities to do and a lovely atmosphere.” Owen
It’s great being all together in one house. It’s a proper community.” Josh
Facts and Figures 2023/24 School is a place of discovery, where boys learn about themselves and the world around them, and at its best this is a hugely exhilarating, fun and rewarding time. We want to make sure that all our boys are emotionally and mentally healthy so that they are able to enjoy their school experience – and to help each other to do the same. That is why we have a strong emphasis on community. Every student belongs to a house throughout their time at Abingdon, creating a sense of family and putting them in the care of a dedicated housemaster. Each boy also has a personal tutor, who he meets with every day, as well as being a part of our peer-mentoring system, which encourages the boys to look out for one another. We also dedicate space in the timetable to think and talk about issues like healthy living, rights and responsibilities, self-esteem and relationships. As a result we have a learning environment that develops our boys both intellectually and emotionally, giving them a balanced perspective on life and encouraging them to grow in resilience, confidence, generosity and kindness. Pastoral
Sport Sport is good for both the body and the mind, so from beginners to international athletes we offer every boy the opportunity to get involved and to develop in a wide range of sporting activities. Our Sports Centre is equipped with an eight-lane swimming pool, squash courts, a climbing wall and a series of fitness suites, as well as a martial arts and fencing studio. We also have 60 acres of sports pitches, including all-weather surfaces for hockey, football, rugby and athletics, and have a boathouse on the River Thames within easy reach of the school. Both individual and team achievement is important and every boy is expertly coached to reach his full potential. There are frequent opportunities to compete and our boys have enjoyed great success at regional, national and international levels. We value sport not only for its health and fitness benefits but also for the camaraderie, teamwork and self-motivation it inspires, and we’re proud of the renowned dedication and good-sportsmanship of all our Abingdon teams.
Facts and Figures 2023/24 Rowing at Abingdon gave me a huge amount... it’s an honour to be representing the School in the Boat Race. While I will be wearing dark blue, I will have my heart beating pink.” OllieCook, World Championship Rowing Gold Medallist
Facts and Figures 2023/24 During a formative time of exploration and discovery, Art, Design and Technology offers a significant opportunity for students to evaluate and express their thoughts, questions, feelings and observations. In both timetabled lessons and Other Half activities, boys are encouraged to develop their creativity and design ideas through a variety of media – from painting and printmaking to ceramics, digital design, sculpture and woodwork. Our Art department houses a number of large studios, workshops and classrooms, each equipped for general Art, Design and Technology but also with specialist facilities, including a wide range of professional-standard machinery. And our highlyskilled staff – practising artists in their own right – strike a balance between helping the boys to master key skills and techniques and encouraging them to develop their imaginations and their ability to visually communicate ideas and meaning. Regardless of age or ability, we find that the creative arts improve our boys’ self-discipline, develop their lateral thinking skills and spark creativity and innovation across their studies. Creative Arts
Whether boys prefer performing under the bright lights or managing them from behind the scenes, our Drama programme offers everyone a range of enjoyable and enriching new experiences. Throughout their time at Abingdon, boys have the opportunity to learn theatre arts such as mime, stage combat, puppetry, sound and lighting techniques and set design, as well as familiarising themselves with a wide variety of writers and genres. To showcase these skills we produce a bold and entertaining mix of classical plays, musical theatre and contemporary work across the school year, many staged in our own 450-seat theatre and often in partnership with neighbouring girls’ school St Helen and St Katharine. We also have our own award-winning Abingdon Film Unit, through which the boys can create their own short films under the guidance of a team of film-industry professionals. These creative endeavours not only improve the boys’ confidence, cultural awareness and communication skills, but also give them a unique outlet for personal exploration and self-expression. Drama
Facts and Figures 2023/24 We know the school, teachers and overall education, relationships and care at Abingdon is fantastic, the boys are proud and love their school.” A parent
Facts and Figures 2023/24 Music Whatever style of music a boy prefers, and whether he wants to make it a career or enjoy it as a hobby, he’ll find opportunities to explore and develop his musical interests at Abingdon. Music is a key part of both our curriculum and Other Half programme and the standard of our music education is high, with a number of students in most years going on to take Scholarships at top Oxbridge colleges and conservatoires. Yet we also make sure music is enjoyable for boys of all ages and abilities. In addition to the availability of individual instrumental and vocal lessons, students can get involved with any number of orchestras, choirs and bands – from gospel to jazz, blues to classical. We regularly stage a variety of concerts and musical theatre productions in our own impressive facilities, and many of the orchestras and choirs also have opportunities to tour and perform abroad. Wherever Abingdon boys perform, the same skill, creativity and love of music shines through.
Boarding houses are familiar second homes to boys, shared with the same students, housemaster and resident tutors throughout their time at the school. Day boys also belong to boarding houses, ensuring a good mix, and the friendships formed provide a stable and supportive foundation for academic exploration and learning. The houses themselves encourage an active, fun and friendly community life – in addition to bedrooms and study areas, the boys have a variety of communal spaces with sociable activities like table-tennis, pool, computers and TV. We have a wonderful mix of local and international boarders, creating a vibrant and culturally diverse environment. A great variety of activities is available to the boys in non-school hours, including paintballing, sailing, punting, bowling, socials with girls’ schools, and a wide-range of trips. Our boarders also learn to take responsibility for organising their daily lives, engaging with simple tasks such as cooking and laundry as well as personal admin and money management, preparing them for independent life beyond school. Boarding
Facts and Figures 2023/24 The quality of boarding is excellent and parents are highly appreciative of the outcomes for boarders, the provision and care, and the leadership of boarding.” ISI Inspection
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2 CHAPEL GREENING COURT SPORTS CENTRE SCHOOL HOUSE BOARDING CRESCENT HOUSE BOARDING Facilities Abingdon occupies a 35 acre site in the heart of Abingdon, 6 miles from the university city of Oxford. We are fortunate to have extensive facilities at Abingdon. These include a 446 seat theatre; a science centre housing 21 teaching laboratories, study areas, project rooms and preparatory rooms; a dedicated sixth form centre; library; arts centre; Sports Centre and swimming pool; Humanities centre; and dedicated DT workshop. In addition to our main 35 acre site, we have further facilities at Tilsley Park multi purpose sports grounds; our boat club; and Cox’s fields which is situated at our Prep School. As part of a continuing comprehensive development programme, 2023 will see the opening of our extended and renovated boarding facilities, as well as a contemporary new dining pavilion. Abingdon School OX14 1DE Abingdon Prep School OX13 5NX 4 miles Additional Sports Facilities: Tilsley Park OX14 1PU Cox’s Field OX13 6QL Abingdon School Boathouse OX14 5NP Upper Field Waste Court Field YANG SCIENCE CENTRE War Memorial Field FARINGDON LODGE BIG SCHOOL MULTI-FAITH PRAYER ROOM
3 VISITOR PARKING A R T S C E N T R E LACIES COURT TILSLEY PARK MERCERS’ COURT RECEPTION AUSTIN HOUSE BOARDING By Car Oxford 6 miles Central London 60 miles By Train From Oxford from 52 mins From Didcot from 38 mins By Plane London Heathrow 48 miles London Gatwick 85 miles For further information on how to find us, please visit abingdon.org.uk Lower Field ABINGDON SCHOOL LONDON BEECH COURT
1256 1375 1563 1743 1870 1977 2023 4 Lower School we are over 750 years old Steeped in history but with a modern approach to learning, we continually evaluate our education to ensure each student can fulfil his potential. Facts Some facts about Abingdon School
5 70% of all passes were grade A* and A Abingdon School 10 Houses Sixth Form 96 Tutor groups 1:9 Teacher student ratio Middle School Each student is known and cared for 91% of passes were awarded A* to B grades 81% of passes were awarded grades 9 to 7 The results speak for themselves A Level results 2023 GCSE results 2023 34% of all passes were grade 9
10 10 Number of pupils Number of pupils 0 0 20 20 30 30 40 40 50 50 80 80 100 100 90 90 70 70 60 60 110 110 120 120 10 0 20 30 40 50 80 100 90 70 60 110 120 6 FOR LATEST RESULTS VISIT ABINGDON.ORG.UK/ACADEMIC/GCSE-A-LEVEL-RESULTS Ancient History Business Studies History Politics† Latin Physics English Literature French (Pre-U) Geography Maths Philosophy German (Pre-U) Further Maths Greek Music Religious Studies Spanish (Pre-U) Chemistry Economics (including St Helen’s) DT Drama‡ Biology Art A Level Results 2023 † taught at St Helen’s ‡ taught jointly with St Helen’s A level grade equivalencies have been used for Pre-U grades in the statistics above. Abingdon uses the Pre-U for French, German and Spanish. A* A B C D E-U Computer Science Number of pupils Extended Project Qualification A* A B Psychology (including St Helen’s)
7 DURHAM Ancient, Medieval and Modern History Biochemistry English Literature and History General Engineering Geography (3) Geography History History Liberal Arts Modern Languages and Cultures Natural Sciences Philosophy, Politics and Economics Physics Theology and Religion International CANADA University of Toronto, Canada USA Carnegie Mellon University Columbia University and Trinity College Dublin (joint degree) University of California at Los Angeles NETHERLANDS Leiden University Our leavers go on to attend a diverse range of courses at a wide selection of British and international universities. This list is correct as of August 2023 and refers to the university places secured by those who applied in the 2022/23 UCAS application cycle. Where known, we have also included places won outside the UCAS system. Where a number is shown in brackets, this refers to the number of Abingdon students taking the course. Leavers’ Destinations 2023 Russell Group places in 2023 80% (place deferred to 2024) SURREY Aerospace Engineering PORTSMOUTH Criminology and Cybercrime BIRMINGHAM Geography Philosophy, Religion and Ethics Politics and International Relations Politics and International Relations Sport, Exercise and Health Sciences EDINBURGH Business Management Chemical Engineering Computer Science Electronics and Computer Science History Religious Studies Theology YORK Economics Philosophy SOUTHAMPTON Biochemistry Biomedical Sciences Chemistry Chemistry with Digital Methods and Computational Modelling Computer Science Electronic Engineering Physics Physics with Astronomy WARWICK Discrete Mathematics Mathematics, Operational Research, Statistics, Economics Politics and International Studies KINGS COLLEGE LONDON Religion, Philosophy and Ethics IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON Economics, Finance and Data Science Mechanical Engineering UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON Architecture Economics Mathematics Medicine Psychology with Education LOUGHBOROUGH Psychology Sport and Exercise Science LEICESTER Biological Sciences LIVERPOOL Engineering Mathematics and Economics GLASGOW Geography SUSSEX Philosophy READING Medical Sciences BRUNEL UNIVERSITY LONDON Mathematics and Computing NEWCASTLE Business Management Chemistry Combined Honours Geography Human Nutrition LEEDS Geography International History and Politics International Relations Mathematics and Philosophy Modern Languages and Business Product Design NOTTINGHAM Mechanical Engineering Modern Languages with Business Philosophy Politics and International Relations Product Design and Manufacture Sociology SHEFFIELD Electrical and Electronic Engineering Mechanical Engineering SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY Sport and Exercise Science BRISTOL Aerospace Engineering Engineering Design History (2) History (2) Liberal Arts Mechanical Engineering Physics with Astrophysics BATH Accounting and Finance Architecture Biology Biomedical Sciences Chemistry Civil Engineering Computer Science Economics with Politics Economics Integrated Mechanical and Electrical Engineering International Management and Modern Languages (French) International Management and Modern Languages (Spanish) Management Mathematics, Statistics and Data Science Mechanical Engineering Natural Sciences OXFORD Ancient and Modern History Biochemistry (Molecular and Cellular) Chemistry (2) Classics (2) English and German History (2) Music Philosophy and French Physics OXFORD BROOKES Accounting and Finance Motorsport Engineering Psychology Real Estate CAMBRIDGE Asian and Middle Eastern Studies Engineering History and Modern Languages Natural Sciences (3) LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS & POLITICAL SCIENCE Geography with Economics Mathematics with Economics Philosophy and Economics ROYAL AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY Agriculture EXETER Ancient History Business Economics Engineering and Entrepreneurship English Flexible Combined Honours Flexible Combined Honours Geography Geography (2) International Relations Mathematics with Finance Mechanical Engineering Politics and International Relations CARDIFF Economics and Finance Financial Mathematics Human Geography and Planning Medicine SWANSEA UNIVERSITY Applied Medical Sciences Biomedical Sciences Geography Mechanical Engineering MANCHESTER Drama and English Literature Economics History
25 25 25 0 0 Number of pupils Number of pupils Number of pupils 0 50 50 50 75 75 75 100 100 100 125 125 125 175 175 175 200 200 200 150 150 150 8 English Literature English History French Drama DT Geography Greek German Electronics Biology Chemistry Chinese Computer Science Double Science Art Ancient History GCSE Results 2023 FOR LATEST RESULTS VISIT ABINGDON.ORG.UK/ACADEMIC/GCSE-A-LEVEL-RESULTS Latin Maths Music Physics RS Additional Maths FSMQ§ 9 8 7 6 5 4-2 D-E Spanish § The FSMQ is a free-standing Maths Qualification and does not count as a GCSE. The A* grade is not applicable to this exam. 1 U grade not included. A B C
9 Buses arrive Students in School and meet with their tutors Assembly or Chapel Period 1: Lessons for all Period 2: Lessons for all Break – an opportunity to relax with friends, visit the Café, house rooms, library etc Period 3: Lessons for all Period 4: Lunch / Other Half activities / tutorial / assembly for some, lessons for others Period 5: Lunch / Other Half activities / tutorial / assembly for all on some days Period 6: Lunch / Other Half activities / assembly for some, lessons for others Period 7: Lessons for all (except Wednesdays when Other Half activities take place for all) Buses depart Period 8: Other Half activities 5.20pm 4.00 – 5.05pm 3.05 – 4.00pm 2.00 – 2.55pm 1.10pm 11.15 – 12.10pm 10.50 – 11.10am 10.00 – 10.50am 9.00 – 9.50am 8.45am 8.35am 12.20 – 1.10pm Below is an example of timings for the school day. We shape the timetable to get the right balance. Timings do vary across year groups and from day to day. The school day
10 Abingdon has an international perspective We currently have students from countries around the world 45 SPAIN Hockey Language & Culture Rowing FRANCE History Language & Culture Rowing Skiing GREECE Classics Sailing ITALY History Classics SLOVENIA Geography MOLDOVA Volunteering MADAGASCAR Biology SICILY Classics USA Politics BELGIUM History GERMANY Cultural History Language & Culture Physics Rifle Club HONG Music BARBADOS Cricket AZORES Geography SWITZERLAND Physics NICARAGUA AND COSTA RICA Expedition Our students travel the world, broadening their minds and gaining invaluable experience of cultures and countries. Below provides an indication of the type of trips our students would take in a normal school year. There are Old Abingdonians in 62 countries
11 Our facilities 2023 Newly renovated and extended boarding accommodation now open New dining pavilion now open 450 Seat theatre 8-lane 25m indoor swimming pool 21 Science labs CHINA Cultural KONG JAPAN Music Boathouse Over 60 acres of sports pitches with all-weather surfaces for rugby, hockey, football, tennis and athletics Dedicated Computer Science, Economics and Business Studies Centre
12 pupils Over play musical instruments 440 International Sportsmen 11plus more than 34 regional and 85 county representatives pupils represent the School in a typical Lent weekend across nine sports 630 Ensemble Groups Sport Music 31 2022/23 Highlights 25 Post-grade 8 and diploma standard musicians 2 Choral and Organ Scholarships to Oxford and Cambridge in the last three years 31 Sports available to try Drama 7 major productions a year
13 Alumni Just a few of the famous names who have enjoyed success in their chosen careers Mike Bartlett Robin Bourne-Taylor Sir Kim Darroch KCMG Simon Evans Foals Tom Hollander Max Hutchinson Jonny and the Baptists Toby Jones Sir Nicholas Kay KCMG Ben Macintyre Francis Maude MP David Mitchell Huw Parmenter Radiohead Sir Vivian Ramsey Sir David Tanner CBE Old Abingdonians stay in touch with the school 6900 Over
14 students currently receive free and subsidised places through bursaries 75 Joining us Admissions Lower School (aged 11-13) Entry at age 11 is mainly from primary schools and independent schools that teach to the age of 11. Middle School (aged 13-16) Entry at age 13 is predominantly from prep schools and international schools. Upper School or Sixth Form (aged 16-18) Entry at age 16 is from a range of schools in the UK and abroad. Entry at other ages may be considered if places are available. References from a student’s current school, interviews and entrance examinations are required at all entry points. For the Sixth Form, admission is dependent on examinations and interviews, school references and, where appropriate, performance in GCSEs. Scholarships and bursaries There is a range of scholarships and awards at ages 11, 13 and 16. The School also offers a number of means-tested bursaries up to 100% of fees. FULL DETAILS ON THE ADMISSIONS PROCESS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND BURSARIES CAN BE FOUND ON OUR WEBSITE What next? Please get in touch with us to find out more. You can... Fees Fees per term for the academic year 2023/24. An acceptance deposit is required to secure a place. Call for further information +44 (0)1235 849041 Browse our website abingdon.org.uk Book a visit at abingdon.org.uk/ admissions/ visit-abingdon Complete the online registration form Day (including lunch) £7,825 Weekly boarding £13,030 Full boarding £15,960
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roundabout bladon, bus stop, white house ph, a4095 grove road bicester, the acorn pub wendlebury, bus stop near the lion public house weston-onthe-green, bus lay-by, o/s the ben johnson ph kirtlington, primary school, heyford road bletchingdon, bus stop, blacks head inn, station road islip, station entrance, bletchingdon road islip, kidlington road bus stop gosford, bus stop opposite miller & carter, bicester road kidlington, sainsbury’s bus stop, bicester road botley, elms parade botley, cumnor hill woodstock, blenheim palace, opposite main gates combe, cock inn ph, church walk long hanborough, & suzuki, a4095 witney road eynsham, old witney road eynsham, acre end street freeland, wroslyn road, near witney road freeland, wroslyn road, oxfordshire yeoman ph stonesfield, bus stop, combe road a44, duke of marlborough ph standlake, high street witney, bus stop burford road / windrush valley road fyfield, stones farm, netherton lane brighthampton, b449 opposite malthouse lane appleton, bus stop milway lane / netherton r appleton, village hall kingston bagpuize, scout hut faringdon road cote, crossroads aston, the old stores, north street north oxford, banbury road (opposite davenant road) oxford, woodstock road, st margaret’s road oxford, woodstock road, beech croft road oxford, blandford avenue, davenant road oxford, woodstock road, squitchey lane north oxford, banbury road, five mile drive cumnor hill, arnolds way cumnor hill, cotswold road cumnor hill, colegrove down cumnor hill, abingdon road, kenilworth road north oxford, banbury road (opposite squitchey lane) north oxford, banbury road, south parade north oxford, banbury road, lathbury road oxford, banbury road, bus shelter linton rd, bardwell road oxford, randolph hotel, beaumont street oxford, railway station oxford, bus stop plantation road, near st antony’s college thame, town hall thame, oxford road/ sycamore drive tiddington, bus stop fox ph oxford road wheatley, bus stop, london road, ambrose rise wheatley, bus stop, london road, holloway road great milton, bus stop, the green near bull inn opposite village hall, a329 stadhampton, lay-by, a329 thame road (near bp garage) stokenchurch, bus stop, kings hotel oxford road lewknor, b4009, lewknor taxibus stop watlington, shiburn street, love lane watlington, brook street, barn acre britwell salome, red lion ph, b4009 benson, the three horseshoes ph, oxford road sandhills, bus stop a40, near park & ride risinghurst, bus stop a40,near collinwood road headington, london road demop unisex hair salon headington, bus stop, windmill road / margaret road holloway, bus stop, st francis court cowley swan ph stop oxford, henley avenue, oxford, go outdoors, abingdon road adjacent to the new flats, cumnor (side) henley, pizza express, market place whitchurch hill, the sun ph bus stop, cleeve, bus stop near garage woolhampton, bus stop opposite the angel ph, a4 bath road woolton hill, st thomas school, church road a34, tot hill services wash common, falkland war memorial newbury, old hospital lay-by, andover road newbury, donnington square newbury, the chase, whitefields chieveley, high street, church lane beedon, coach & horses public house east isley, broad st, duck pond west isley, all saints church, main street lambourn, bus stop, the sqaure eastbury, village hall east garston, bus lay-by bus stop, the weston, bus stop by phone box welford, cross roads boxford, bell ph wickham heath, bus stop stockcross, bus lay-by opposite thatcham, bus stop francis bailey school, a4 london road thatcham, a4 wiltshire tyres, health centre cold ash, village hall curridge, bus stop b4009 curridge turn hermitage, bus stop by old village hall hermitage, primary school, b4009 hampstead norreys road hampstead norreys, by steps compton, fairfield goring & streatley station south stoke, b4009, cross keys road north stoke, b4009, cross keys road mongewell, a4074 by constitution hill crays pond, cross roads bus stop woodcote, village hall upper basildon, emery acre brightwell, telephone box, greenmere courteney, the george & dragon ph courteney, junction of chapel lane and brook street corner of saxons heath appleford, the carpenters arms drayton high street by bench near roundabout didcot, railway station east hagbourne, b4016 war memorial east hagbourne, hagbourne mill farm blewbury, london road (opposite barley mow ph) upton, bus shelter station road harwell, bus stop, high street, jennings lane harwell, wantage road, tyrells close rowstock, roundabout, reading road bus stop milton hill, the packhorse inn, abingdon road chilton, main street steventon, the cherry ph streatley, bus stop, high street, (facing pull ph) wallingford road, townsend road moulsford, bus stop opposite recreation ground cholsey, abbots mead bus stop, boscia way/papist way cholsey, bus stop, the forty didcot, tesco’s, hadden hill (a4130) didcot, the marlborough club, broadway south moreton, the crown ph, high street pangbourne pangbourne hill pangbourne bus stop lay-by, dudley singleton estate agents lower basildon, park wall lane lower basildon, hook end lane upper basildon, the church wallingford, hospital entrance, reading road wallingford, crowmarsh, church, the street dorchester, bus stop before linnet close, a415 junction crowmarsh, village hall, benson lane faringdon, retail park tubney, abingdon road carswell, st hugh’s school swindon, greenbridge, retail park, mcdonlads swindon, a420 sainsbury’s shrivenham, high street surgery watchfield, co-op shop, majors road great coxwell turn faringdon, fernham road (clock tower court) faringdon, station road Zone 3 Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 2 Zone 2 Zone 3 Zone 3 Zone 3 Zone 4 Zone 4 Zone 4 Zone 4 Zone 4 Zone 5 Zone 5 Zone 5 Zone 4 Zone 5 Zone 5 Zone 6 Zone 5 Zone 5 Zone 6 Zone 6 Zone 6 Zone 6 Zone 6 Zone 7 kingsclere, kingsclere station Zone 7 Zone 6 Zone 6 Zone 7 Zone 7 Zone 7 Zone 7 Zone 8 Zone 8 Zone 8 Zone 8 Zone 8 frilford heath, dog house ph, faringdon road frilford heath, golf club entrance, oxford road frilford, crossroads east hanney, the black horse grove, williams f1 roundabout grove, tesco,millbrook square, main street wantage, grove road, barclays homes old dairy farm wantage, seesen way wantage, opposite hospital wantage, charlton, lord nelson ph, fyfield close ardington, bus shelter, village centre west hendred, the hare east hendred, the plough ph, orchard lane alvescot, bus stop near plough inn bampton, market square buckland, outside church,junction with buckland road clanfield tavern, bampton road southmoor, beggars lane southmoor, cross roads garage early pm + dorchester, bus stop, dorchester abbey, high street headington, london road hinksey, a34 interchange boars hill, foxcombe road boars hill, open university shop, jarn way boars hill, fox lane, lincombe lane pm + pm + pm + lower shiplake, the cross, bus stop shiplake college shiplake, a4155 opp church lane, nr plowden arms ph henley, bus stop, a4155 near tescos bus stop village green henley, bus stop, old white horse ph, fairmile cumnor hill, oxford road glebe road sonning common, murco garage, b481 woodstock road am wantage am upper basildon am north oxford am thame am stokenchurch am twyford am reading am woolhampton am newbury am woolton hill am bus stop streatley am faringdon am burford am combe am bicester am headington am henley am lower shiplake am crays pond am goring am brightwell am lambourn am blewbury am bampton am am routes *Please note: Some stops location on the PM bus. 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Managed by specialist school transport company, Vectare, the service offers families great flexibility, allowing travel to be booked up to midnight before the day of travel and 24/7 from any location. The map below is an example of the morning routes available. For up to date routes, timings and costs, please visit jbs.vectare.co.uk The Prep School bus service can be booked at abingdonprep.vectare.co.uk and is managed and driven by our friendly in-house driving team.
16 independent day and boarding school for boys aged 4 to 18 years The School’s Aims and Ethos, Policies and Inspection reports are available on the school website. Abingdon School is committed to safeguarding the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. Abingdon School A company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales. Company No. 3625063 Registered Charity No. 1071298 Registered Office: Abingdon School, Park Road, Abingdon, OX14 1DE Headmaster: Michael Windsor Park Road, Abingdon Oxfordshire, OX14 1DE +44 (0)1235 849041 [email protected] To contact the governors of the school email: [email protected] abingdon.org.uk Design by mccdesign.com independent day and boarding school for boys aged 4 to 18 years The School’s Aims and Ethos, Policies and Inspection reports are available on the school website. Abingdon School is committed to safeguarding the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff to share this commitment. Abingdon School A company limited by guarantee, registered in England and Wales. Company No. 3625063 Registered Charity No. 1071298 Registered Office: Abingdon School, Park Road, Abingdon, OX14 1DE Headmaster: Michael Windsor Park Road, Abingdon Oxfordshire, OX14 1DE +44 (0)1235 849041 [email protected] To contact the governors of the school email: [email protected] abingdon.org.uk Design by mccdesign.com
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