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Mock exams 2024. Mock exams for Fifths and 6.2s will be in two phases as follows: First phase for both year groups begins on 8th January. Second phase for 6.2 begins on 19th February. Second phase for Fifths begins on 26th February. 6.2 timetable. Fifths timetable.
New Boy Information - Radley College. Radley College is a proudly traditional boarding school for boys aged 13-18 in Oxfordshire. “We wish to surround the boys with an atmosphere breathing greatness and goodness.”. – Robert Singleton, First Warden. “An absolute humdinger of a school.”.
Parent Zone. Welcome to the Parent Zone. We recognise that parents want a ‘one source of truth’ for information from the College and this section has been designed to fulfil that criteria. Parents can find term dates, the calendar, staff contact information, College news and links to the most recent edition of Bulletin.
Life at Radley. Radley life is designed for and around our boys and they never fail to impress us with their desire to get stuck in and take advantage of the endless opportunities on offer. Our 800-acre campus is an academic adventure playground; home to an inclusive community of individuals who each weave their unique thread into the tapestry ...
Partnerships - Radley College. Radley College is a proudly traditional boarding school for boys aged 13-18 in Oxfordshire. “We wish to surround the boys with an atmosphere breathing greatness and goodness.”. – Robert Singleton, First Warden. “An absolute humdinger of a school.”. – The Good Schools’ Guide.
Visiting Radley. To ensure the safety of Radley pupils, all visits must be arranged in advance. Visitors, including Old Radleians, must be accompanied by a member of staff at all times. The Radleian Society Office staff will be happy to arrange a visit for any Old Radleian who wishes to revisit the school, subject to our availability.
Singleton took the diary away with him when he left Radley College. He kept no other journals after 1851 and appears to have revisited this one only once, in 1874, when he added a codicil condemning Sewell’s extravagant purchases of works of art: “… my studious suppression of every act and fact that I thought was plainly unfavourable to Mr Sewell.
