Harrow School

One of the great bastions of the famed English public school system, Harrow remains one of the few all-boys, all-boarding schools alongside other great institutions including rivals Eton College, Winchester College and Radley College. Harrow has garnered an international reputation for educating the sons of gentlemen for hundreds of years and boasts an estimable list of old boys that includes many royals and world leaders. Established by Royal Charter granted by Queen Elizabeth I, Harrow was endowed by a wealthy landowner John Lyon for whom the neighbouring, and one-time cadet school for Harrow, The John Lyon School is named.

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Independent Private Secondary Public School

Established: Established by Royal Charter in 1572

Gender: Boys

Ages: Ages 13-18 (years 9-Sixth Form)

Ethos: Church of England (Anglican)

Attendance: Boarding school

Head of School: Alastair Land (member of the HMC)

Enrollment: 830 pupils

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Ratio: 12:1

Average class size: 14 pupils

Tuition fees: GB£41,775 per annum
Scholarships / bursaries / financial aid: Scholarships and bursaries available

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School colours: White and blue

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Alumni: Old Harrovians
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Affiliations: The John Lyon School; Rugby Group
Sister Schools: Harrow International School, Bangkok; Harrow International School, Beijing; Harrow International School, Hong Kong; Harrow International School, Shanghai; Harrow School Online
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Rival schools: Eton College; Rugby School; Winchester College 

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A: 5 High Street, Harrow on the Hill, Middlesex HA1 3HP, England, United Kingdom
T: +442088728000
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W: harrowschool.org.uk

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