Elizabeth College, Guernsey

Elizabeth College, founded in 1563 by Queen Elizabeth I, is a selective day school located in St Peter Port in Guernsey.

One of the earliest members of the Headmasters’ Conference, it provides a challenging and stimulating academic and extra-curricular programme for children from two through to 18 years of age.

There are 500 boys and 70 staff at Elizabeth College and 290 boys, 73 girls and 50 staff at Elizabeth College Junior School (ECJS). Between the ages of 11 and 16, the Upper School is boys only. The school offers a broad variety of subjects and most boys take nine, ten or eleven GCSEs.

Beyond the classroom, there are extensive opportunities for pupils to become involved in sport, music, drama, the CCF, the Duke of Edinburgh’s award scheme and a host of other activities.

Elizabeth College delivers a sixth form curriculum in partnership with our neighbouring girls’ school, The Ladies’ College, allowing pupils a wide choice of AS and A2 courses in a co-educational environment.