Our students are the life and soul of our community and our dedicated staff are the fabric, together we strive for the very best.

Our academic outcomes are amongst the highest in the country, but we measure progress not only by academic attainment but also by the journey of students into confident, happy, resilient, curious and caring young people.

‘Wymondham Life’ is the name for our extensive range of extra-curricular activities and opportunities. The programme offers over 70 clubs and societies each week, from our outstanding Combined Cadets Force to our Concert Band, from the Model European Parliament to scuba diving and horse riding. Whether writing or producing the house magazine, performing in an end of term pantomime, competing in the many inter-house competitions or supporting house charity initiatives, there is so much for the taking.

Our boarding element adds a richness to our College culture with day and boarding students belonging to one of our ‘houses’, each with its own character. The House structure brings about camaraderie as well as a friendly House competitiveness at our annual College competitions such as our Mair Cup music competition, inter-house sports, debating and academic achievements to name a few. The friendships formed last a lifetime with many of our alumni returning to retell fond memories of their House fellowship.

Our World Class College is rooted in a unique heritage. Originally, a second world war American military hospital, we cherish the remaining Nissen hut which is positioned in the heart of our grounds. Sir Lincoln Ralph founded the College in 1951 and our College song, ‘Floreat Sapientia’ was first sung in 1955 and is still sung with warmth and gusto at our annual Founders Day service, one of many traditions we hold dear.

The first time I visited the College, I found it magical and captivating, and I invite you to come and take a tour of our glorious grounds and experience all we have to offer you and your family.

Mr Dale McMorran

Head of School