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Rendcomb College 74
THE INDEPENDENT SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN AGED 3-18 BETWEEN CHELTENHAM AND CIRENCESTER BY NUMBERS. . .
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257 acres of grounds make up the school’s campus which includes parkland, sports pitches and formal lawns.
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The College has a herd of around 74 fallow deer in their Deer Park which features in the doomsday record. The venison is fed back into the school’s food chain!
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Within the College’s iconic Italianate mansion house are 3 beautiful reception rooms (think Downton Abbey) offering space for between 50 and 125 guests for a sit-down meal – perfect for Wedding Breakfasts and functions. There’s plenty of outdoor space too which is ideal for marquee events for 1000+ party-goers!
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350 seats are in the new Performing Arts Centre that was opened by former pupil and National Theatre Technical Director, Jonathan Suffolk, earlier this year. The building also features a bar, dance studio and dressing rooms.
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1920 is the year Rendcomb College opened as a boarding school for just 12 boys. Now, the College is a day and boarding school for around 400 boys and girls aged 3 to 18.
16 is the maximum number of children in any class at Rendcomb.
Rendcomb featured in The Telegraph’s Top 10for small independent schools after A Level students achieved an average of 374 UCAS points which equates to three As.
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There are 54 cricket wickets in total across 5 cricket pitches. 172
Rendcomb’s parkland is classified as an ‘ancient tree hotspot’ by the Woodland Trust boasting 172 ancient trees including sweet chestnut and oak. With so many trees of special interest, the parkland has been identified as having a high conservation value.
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