D'Overbroeck'S College, Oxford
About D'Overbroeck'S College, Oxford
d’Overbroeck’s is a co-educational independent school in Oxford, England, for students aged 11–18. The school is owned by the Oxford International Education Group. The school has three main parts, each based on a different site in North Oxford: Years 7-11 — the section of the school on Leckford Road, taking boys and girls aged 11–16. This section of the school is for day students only. The Sixth Form — teaching A levels to sixth form students (both day and boarding) aged 16 + in the Swan Building at 111 Banbury Road. The International Section — delivering one year and two year IGCSE courses to prepare international students for sixth form study in the UK, as well as termly UK Study Abroad courses. Students are typically 14–17 years old. The Good Schools Guide describes d’Overbroeck’s as a place of energy and laughter, of single-minded determination among students to do the best they can. And d'Overbroeck's doesn't let them down. The Sixth FormThe Sixth Form is the oldest part of d'Overbroeck's. Unlike many independent schools, d'Overbroeck's Sixth Form is on a separate site, meaning that its facilities and teaching are entirely geared towards sixth form students. The Sixth Form is in North Oxford, with the main teaching centre being The Swan Building, 111 Banbury Road, Oxford. From September 2017, the Sixth Form will move to a new site at 333 Banbury Road.
D'Overbroeck'S College, Oxford Description
d’Overbroeck’s is a co-educational independent school in Oxford, England, for students aged 11–18. The school is owned by the Oxford International Education Group. The school has three main parts, each based on a different site in North Oxford: Years 7-11 — the section of the school on Leckford Road, taking boys and girls aged 11–16. This section of the school is for day students only. The Sixth Form — teaching A levels to sixth form students (both day and boarding) aged 16 + in the Swan Building at 111 Banbury Road. The International Section — delivering one year and two year IGCSE courses to prepare international students for sixth form study in the UK, as well as termly UK Study Abroad courses. Students are typically 14–17 years old. The Good Schools Guide describes d’Overbroeck’s as a place of energy and laughter, of single-minded determination among students to do the best they can. And d'Overbroeck's doesn't let them down. The Sixth FormThe Sixth Form is the oldest part of d'Overbroeck's. Unlike many independent schools, d'Overbroeck's Sixth Form is on a separate site, meaning that its facilities and teaching are entirely geared towards sixth form students. The Sixth Form is in North Oxford, with the main teaching centre being The Swan Building, 111 Banbury Road, Oxford. From September 2017, the Sixth Form will move to a new site at 333 Banbury Road.