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for all, with team games at all levels. Every pupil has the opportunity to represent the school in competition, with rugby, cricket, hockey, netball, tennis, football, swimming and athletics all on the table. There are plenty of options when it comes to keeping active and healthy – including yoga, horse riding and dance. The school has its own professional- standard music school, theatre and performing arts studio too. These are constantly buzzing with the sound of young performing artists developing their talents. A link with the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London brings world-class instrumental teachers to Felsted, and the calendar is bursting with concerts and productions. Art, too, is impressive: high-quality artwork is showcased within the school and often included in public exhibitions. LEADERSHIP AND TEAMWORKING Pupils at Felsted are encouraged to develop attributes that will see them make a difference to the world in the future, so there are many opportunities to challenge themselves physically and emotionally,

and to practise both leadership and teamworking. The Combined Cadet Force, Duke of Edinburgh’s Award scheme and Model United Nations are very popular, and there are countless other chances throughout the school for individuals to take on positions of responsibility and act as role models. Felsted is an international community, bringing together pupils and staff from across the UK and around the world. Working and living side-by-side gives a unique insight into a range of cultures, views and values, encouraging young people to develop true understanding and respect for others. INTERNATIONALISM AND UNDERSTANDING BOARDING BENEFITS While a fifth of senior and sixth form pupils at Felsted are day pupils, the rest choose to board in one of the school’s eight comfortable, modern boarding houses. These are a home away from home, offering accommodation in either shared rooms or single bedrooms (depending on ages), quiet places to study and communal areas for fun group activities. Houseparents care for the boarders 24/7 and there is a real family atmosphere. WELLBEING The wellbeing of pupils at Felsted is its top priority. Each member of the school community is known, valued and supported by a network of experienced teaching and non-teaching staff, all totally dedicated to their care. The school has a Wellbeing Centre and an established programme of activities and initiatives

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for promoting good mental health. There is also a fully equipped medical centre on campus – staffed by qualified healthcare professionals – that’s available to pupils and staff day or night. VISIT FELSTED! The best way to find out about Felsted is to visit and chat to pupils, head Chris Townsend and head of Prep Miranda Norris. For more info and to book an open morning, visit felsted.org, call the friendly admissions team on 01371 822605 or email at admissions@felsted.org

A-levels & IB diploma

Ages four to 18

Co-educational

Day & boarding

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