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London, United Kingdom

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Dulwich College Reviews | Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Dulwich College is located in London, United Kingdom on Dulwich Common, Dulwich,. Dulwich College is rated 4.2 out of 5 in the category college in United Kingdom. You are being redirected.

Address

Dulwich Common, Dulwich,

Phone

+44 2086933601

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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M G

Staff department really needs to be revitalised, old teaching methods and boring lesson plans and slideshows.

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mo Tom

You can tell from Nigel Farage‘s education

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mehtab haidry

Beautifully constructed building with green surrounding. I enjoyed a walk in the ground.

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marilu molinari

excellent school. My son is very happy there. I am very pleased that my younger son will go there next year. I have nothing negative to say abut the school. It is very big but the boys are not lost. There is a vibrant atmosphere and the boys look very happy and confident.

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Suvendu Das

Dulwich College was founded by Edward Alleyn on June 21st 1619, with letters patent from King James I. This magnificent document with the Great Seal of England still survives. Alleyn was an actor and an entrepreneur in the world of Elizabethan and Jacobean theatre, a colourful and famous figure of his day. Edward Alleyn bought the manorial estate of Dulwich for 35,000 in 1613. The Dulwich estate extended, as it does today, from Denmark Hill to what are now the Crystal Palace grounds on Sydenham Hill. This pleasant valley of fields, common and wooded hillside was later to be frequented by William Blake and his disciple Samuel Palmer who called it 'the Gate into the world of vision'. Even in this century it was capable of sustaining the suburban paradisal vision of P G Wodehouse, the happy schoolboy, who named it 'Valley Fields' in his books and spoke of it as the setting of 'six years of unbroken bliss' at the College.

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