Founded as the Nautical College in 1917, Pangbourne's original purpose was to train would-be officers for a future in the Merchant Navy with instruction provided in a traditional public school setting. Pangbourne still retains that nautical heritage today with pupils required to wear a naval uniform and a focus on marine sports, particularly rowing where the school has a great history of success.
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Independent Private Secondary Public School and Naval College
Established: Established in 1917
Gender: Co-educational
Ages: Ages 11-18 (year 7-Sixth Form)
Ethos: Church of England (Anglican)
Attendance: Boarding & day school
Head of School: Thomas Garnier (member of the HMC)
Enrollment: 420 pupils
Enrollment: 420 pupils
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Ratio: 7:1
Average class size: 8-20 pupils
Tuition fees: GB£18,000-36,600 per annum
Scholarships / bursaries / financial aid: Scholarships and bursaries available
Scholarships / bursaries / financial aid: Scholarships and bursaries available
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School colours: Red, navy blue and white
Uniform: Naval uniform
Alumni: Old Pangbournians
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See also: Military Academies | Public Schools