An independent co-educational day and boarding school for ages 3 – 18.
Welcome to Dover College
At Dover College, we encourage pupils to think differently
With small class sizes, teachers think differently delivering creative teaching which encourages independent and critical thinking, achieving exceptional results.
With under 400 pupils, everyone at the College is well known and nobody is left out. We support each other in an environment that feels more like a family…
Everybody has made such an effort in making us feel welcome at Dover College. It has been amazing to see such a transformation in our son this year compared with previous years in his old school, and our daughter never stops surprising us with what she has learnt. We are so pleased with the progress they have made this year and in our opinion it is worth every penny.
From his first taster day, to these last days in Junior School, he has been welcomed, loved and supported. This was first displayed by every staff member we met (from the head teacher right through to the canteen and cleaning staff); but quickly we realised it flowed right down through the children, and even the other parents we met. It’s quite hard to pin-point actually, only to say Dover College to us, is a very special school.
There is so much here for you academically. If you like to do something creative, Textiles, Art and Design Technology lessons are perfect for you. Science at Dover College is also fantastic with so many interesting activities. Here you learn everything about Biology, Chemistry and Physics after school you can choose between many sports, for example Hockey, Horse Riding, Swimming … . Every Saturday there is something special for example ice skating, trip to London or laser tag, it is so amazing.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
WHAT THE GOOD SCHOOL GUIDE SAYS
The school slogan is ‘think differently’, and from Juniors up to GCSEs, teaching is delivered via themes e.g. ‘coffee, tea and chocolate’; ‘war and peace’ or ‘two thousand years ago’. What children learn across the subjects is therefore inter-connected, and they’re encouraged to debate and discuss. ‘The key thing in a school is creativity,’ says head, himself a devotee of all things artistic, ‘and I want to re-establish creativity at the heart of the curriculum.’ Regular productions – we looked in on an animated rehearsal of Scrooge…
A View of The Close – 25th September 2020
A View of The Close is the weekly newsletter for Dover College. A View Of The Close 25th September 2020
Student’s International Tennis Success
Leamington’s Lucas Wood (U6) took part in the International Tennis Federation’s (ITF) Junior World Tour tournament in Liepaja, Latvia over the Summer, where he lost in the 2nd round to Lithuania’s Dominykas Stonkus. Whilst the results may not have gone...
A View of The Close – 18th September 2020
A View of The Close is the weekly newsletter for Dover College. A View Of The Close 18th September 2020
A View of The Close – 11th September 2020
A View of The Close is the weekly newsletter for Dover College. A View Of The Close 11th September 2020
#DoOneThing for better mental health this World Mental Health Day.
"In our hectic lives, we sometimes forget to check in with ourselves. Therefore, we sometimes don't realise our wellbeing is suffering until we are struggling because of it"
#wfmh #mind #minduk #dovercollege
#DoOneThing for better mental health this World Mental Health Day.
"In our hectic lives, we sometimes forget to check in with ourselves. Therefore, we sometimes don't realise our wellbeing is suffering until we are struggling because of it"
#wfmh #mind #minduk #dovercollege