Enrolments

Everyone's welcome at Christ's College and it’s never too early to show your interest. Parents can enrol their son at any time from birth onwards. This enables us to keep you up to date with upcoming events such as open days and information evenings.

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19 March Open Day, Christ's College, 1–4pm
17 April Year 9 scholarship applications for 2027 close
21–22 May Year 9 scholarship auditions (drama, choral and instrumental music auditions, and sports interviews for selected candidates), 9am–2pm TBC
22 May Year 9 academic scholarship exam, Christ's College, 9am–12pm

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About College

College is renowned for the quality and strength of our academic, cultural, sport and co-curricular programmes, which are all designed to meet the needs of adolescent boys and prepare them for the future.

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Explore College

This video series helps you explore College virtually. Hear from staff, see our facilities, and find out about the many advantages an education at Christ's College provides.

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One word to sum up the College experience is ‘opportunity’. There are so many opportunities to be had at College and so many ways in which a College education will enrich your son’s life.

Boarding

Our boarders go on to be high achievers. Perhaps it is because they are at the centre of all College life or maybe it is that living on campus makes it easier for them to find their niche and be supported in it – all while developing lifelong friendships.

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International students

Christ’s College welcomes boys from many nationalities and backgrounds as part of our school community and encourages them to become fully immersed in school life.

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Book a tour

Experience all that Christ’s College has to offer by joining one of our tours. See the school in action, meet our friendly staff and students.

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Going for Gold at Christ’s College

05 Mar 2026

Outstanding Christ’s College students have been celebrated at the Academic Awards Assembly, with five boys receiving the highest honour – the Gold Tie.