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Harrogate Ladies’ College

Harrogate Ladies’ College is an independent or preparatory school located in the city of Harrogate, UK. Founded in 1876, the school is one of the oldest and most prestigious girls’ schools in the country.

History

Harrogate Ladies’ College was founded by Miss Mary E. Hughes in 1876. The school has a long history of providing excellent education to girls, with a focus on developing the whole person. It has been a leader in girls’ education since its founding and continues to be a leader in the field today.

Campus and Facilities

The school is located on Clarence Drive, just a few miles from the centre of Harrogate. The school campus includes a range of facilities, including a library, science laboratories, art rooms, sports fields, and a theatre. The school also has a range of boarding facilities for students who wish to stay on campus.

Academics

Harrogate Ladies’ College offers a range of courses to its students, including traditional academic subjects such as English, mathematics, and science, as well as a range of modern subjects such as media studies and psychology. The school also offers a range of extra-curricular activities, including music, drama, and sport.

Admissions

Harrogate Ladies’ College is open to students aged 7-18. The school has an admissions process that includes an assessment, an interview, and a visit to the school. Applications can be made online or by post.