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d'Overbroeck's Oxford

Oxford, United KingdomDay and boarding
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Location
Oxford
Recorded age range
11–19
Education
British · A-Level

About d'Overbroeck's Oxford

Founded 1977 in Oxford — an independent day+boarding school with a strong International Sixth Form College, A-Level + Pre-A-Level Foundation, ~600 pupils ages 11-18.

d'Overbroeck's was founded in 1977 in Oxford and is best-known for its International Sixth Form College and Pre-A-Level Foundation programmes — landing places for international students preparing for UK universities. The school has separate Year 7-11, Sixth Form, and International College sites within Oxford. About 600 pupils aged 11-18, day + boarding, fully co-educational. Published 2025-26 termly fees: Tuition £9,275 per term (includes lunch); Boarding Years 9-11 — Full Boarding £8,930 per term, Weekly Boarding £6,630 per term; Sixth Form: Tuition £12,160 per term, Boarding houses £9,905 per term (Full); International applicants pay a £3,580 enrolment fee.

School life and areas of focus

  • Founded 1977 in central Oxford
  • International Sixth Form College specialism
  • Pre-A-Level Foundation year for international students
  • A-Level pathway with strong UK uni pipeline
  • Day + boarding from Year 9
  • Nord Anglia Education group member
  • Founded 1977 by Gérard d'Overbroeck — 49-year history
  • Co-educational ages 11-18 with ≈692 pupils
  • Set on a campus in north Oxford — immediately adjacent to the University of Oxford
  • Part of Nord Anglia Education (since 2016)
  • BSA member
  • Particularly strong Oxbridge tutorial-style sixth form preparation
  • Substantial international boarder population
  • Founded in 1977
  • Day and boarding places available
  • A-Level A*-B*: 33% achieve AAB+
  • Strong in Arts, Drama, Sport
  • Strong Oxbridge progression
  • US Ivy League destinations

Education and school life

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Programme type
International school
Curriculum
British, A-Level
Teaching language
English
Campus setting
urban

Subject areas

  • Mathematics
  • Further Mathematics
  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • Biology
  • Computer Science
  • English Literature
  • History
  • Geography
  • Economics
  • Politics
  • Philosophy
  • French
  • Spanish
  • German
  • Italian
  • Mandarin
  • Art
  • Music
  • Theatre
  • PE
  • Sciences
  • Modern languages
  • Drama
  • Sport
  • Arts
  • Outdoor

Listed memberships and accreditations

  • ISI (Independent Schools Inspectorate)
  • Nord Anglia Education (parent group)
  • BSA (Boarding Schools Association)
  • Nord Anglia Education (international school group)

Study and progression pathways

  • Oxford
  • Cambridge
  • Imperial
  • UCL
  • LSE
  • UK universities
  • International universities
  • Oxbridge (geographic Oxford proximity)
  • Russell Group (Cambridge, Imperial, UCL)
  • US universities
  • Oxbridge
  • Ivy League
  • Edinburgh / St Andrews
  • Art schools

Academic profile in the catalogue

Catalogue review date: 2026-05-18

Typical class size
14 · catalogue record
Student / teacher ratio
1:8 · catalogue record

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Campus, boarding and student community

Catalogue profile

Founded
1977
Recorded student population
600
Campus setting
urban
Boarding
Listed in the catalogue
Co-education
Listed as co-educational

School-wide directory record

Schoolscout · Source record dated 2026-05-18

School stages
Prep, Senior, Sixth Form
Directory age range
11-19
Student intake
Co-educational
Attendance
Day and boarding
Religious ethos
No religious ethos listed
Inspectorate
ISI
Total pupils
692
Boys · number / share
366 · 52.89%
Girls · number / share
326 · 47.11%
Pupils receiving SEN support · number / share
200 · 28.9%
Pupils with an EHC plan · number / share
1 · 0.14%

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Recorded examination results

Schoolscout · Source record dated 2026-05-18

Qualification
A-level
Results year
2025
Average grade
A-
Progress score
0.55 (Well Above Average)
AAB or higher
33.00%

Results are for the year shown, separately from the estimated catalogue indicators.

Tuition and costs

Recorded GBP school fees

Schoolscout · Source record dated 2026-05-18

GBP directory amounts · period and VAT unverified
AttendanceRecorded range
Day fees£8,995.20 – £11,794.80
Boarding fees£17,655.60 – £22,890.00

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Catalogue USD figures

Catalogue fee range · USD

$36,000 – $70,000 USD

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Catalogue application window
Rolling for sixth form; 11+/13+ entry by November
Listed intake
September 2026

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Support recorded in the catalogue

Scholarships or bursaries
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Visa application support
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Source notes and alternative records

Dated background research is retained below; source descriptions may differ and have not been newly verified by UniCampus.

School background research · 2026-05-31

School background notes

Source record dated 2026-05-31 · Source text retained in English

d'Overbroeck's was founded in 1977 by Gérard d'Overbroeck as a small Oxford sixth-form college with a particular focus on intensive Oxbridge preparation. The school operates today on a north Oxford campus, immediately adjacent to the University of Oxford, and has expanded into a full ages 11-18 co-educational independent school. The school educates around 692 pupils. The Principal is Emma-Kate Henry. The school is owned by the international Nord Anglia Education group (since 2016) — one of the largest international school networks in the world, operating around 80 schools across the UK, US, Switzerland, China and the UAE.

The school is a member of the Boarding Schools Association and is inspected by the ISI. The school's particular pedagogical distinctive is small-group Oxbridge-style tutorial teaching, with substantial Oxbridge application preparation and a notable record of Oxford college offers in particular subjects. A substantial international boarder population is drawn from East Asian, Russian and Middle Eastern markets. The school operates fee scholarships intended to provide access for academically able pupils.

Founded · source note
1977
Campus setting · source note
urban
Religious ethos · source note
Non-denominational
School leadership · source note
Emma-Kate Henry (Principal)
Scholarships · source note
Mentioned in saved research; confirm current terms

Additional subject and programme notes

  • Sciences
  • Mathematics
  • Modern languages
  • Music
  • Drama
  • Sport

Listed education pathways

  • Oxbridge (geographic Oxford proximity)
  • Russell Group (Cambridge, Imperial, UCL)
  • US universities
  • International universities

Memberships and accreditations in the source

  • BSA (Boarding Schools Association)
  • ISI (Independent Schools Inspectorate)
  • Nord Anglia Education (international school group)

School-life notes

  • Founded 1977 by Gérard d'Overbroeck — 49-year history
  • Co-educational ages 11-18 with ≈692 pupils
  • Set on a campus in north Oxford — immediately adjacent to the University of Oxford
  • Part of Nord Anglia Education (since 2016)
  • BSA member
  • Particularly strong Oxbridge tutorial-style sixth form preparation
  • Substantial international boarder population

Notable alumni listed in the source

  • Old d'Overbroeck's pupils active in UK academia and international business
Additional school record · 2026-05-30

Additional saved school information

Source record dated 2026-05-30 · Source text retained in English

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Founded · source note
1977
Scholarships · source note
Mentioned in saved research; confirm current terms

Additional subject and programme notes

  • Arts
  • Drama
  • Sport
  • Outdoor

Listed education pathways

  • Oxbridge
  • LSE
  • UCL
  • Ivy League
  • Edinburgh / St Andrews
  • Art schools

Memberships and accreditations in the source

  • ISI (Independent Schools Inspectorate)

School-life notes

  • Founded in 1977
  • Day and boarding places available
  • A-Level A*-B*: 33% achieve AAB+
  • Strong in Arts, Drama, Sport
  • Strong Oxbridge progression
  • US Ivy League destinations
Schoolscout introduction

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School location

Schoolscout · Source record dated 2026-05-18

Recorded address
333 Banbury Road, Oxford, Oxfordshire, Oxford, Oxfordshire, South East, OX2 7PL
Postcode
OX2 7PL
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Questions in the source record

Schoolscout · Source record dated 2026-05-18 · Original English answers

What type of school is d'Overbroeck's?

d'Overbroeck's is a co-educational independent mainstream school for pupils aged 11 to 19, located near Oxford in Oxfordshire. The school offers education from Prep through to Sixth Form, with pathways leading to GCSEs and A Levels.

How do I apply to d'Overbroeck's?

Applications typically begin 1–2 years in advance and may include registration, assessments and interviews. Families can explore the UK private school admissions timeline to understand key dates and entry points.

What are the fees at d'Overbroeck's?

The cost of attending d'Overbroeck's typically ranges around £8,995–£22,890 per term, with variations based on age and boarding.

Is d'Overbroeck's a day or boarding school?

d'Overbroeck's is a day and boarding school.

Is d'Overbroeck's selective?

Admissions to d'Overbroeck's are selective, with entry based on overall fit and, where relevant, academic assessment.

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Catalogue review date: 2026-05-18