Widening Opportunity at Wellington
WOW!
We are supporting the aspirations and ambitions of young people in the UK…
We are supporting the aspirations and ambitions of young people in the UK…
We want every member of the Wellington Community to be able to enjoy and benefit from their association with the College and the Community. We have a number of exciting opportunities across our programmes for members of the Community to be part of.
‘Inspire!’ is at the heart of the College’s ambitious development plan. It aims to: develop our campus and deliver a truly dynamic and world-leading educational environment; widen opportunity and access through our bursary programme – the WOW! campaign; provide an enriched curriculum and platform for all round educational success and set our students up for life beyond Wellington; and restore, conserve and celebrate our amazing heritage.
14th October marks the anniversary of the first of three actions in 1899 for which Old Wellingtonian Charles FitzClarence was awarded the Victoria Cross. As his surname suggests, Charles was a descendant of the Duke of Clarence, later King William IV, through the Duke’s illegitimate son George, 1st Earl of Munster. Charles was born in […]
Alexander Cobbe, pictured as a student in the Hardinge in 1887. 6th October marks the anniversary of the action in 1902 for which Old Wellingtonian Alexander Stanhope Cobbe was awarded the Victoria Cross. Alexander came to Wellington in 1883, two years after his elder brother. They were both in the Hardinge. The sons of Lt-General […]
30th September marks the anniversary of the action in 1900 for which Old Wellingtonian Charles Melliss was awarded the Victoria Cross. The son of a high-ranking Indian Army officer, Charles was a student in the Hill at Wellington from 1876 to 1879. After going to Sandhurst he too entered the Indian Army, and served in […]
12:00pm, Art School, Wellington College
The Art Department would like to share their wide-ranging skills and invite parents to experience skills-based workshops covering: mixed media, screen-printing, observational drawing and painting, history of art lectures, photography and creative darkroom techniques. Attend individual sessions or the full course.
The sessions are limited to 10 per class and are expected to be a very popular so be sure to register to secure your place.
Direct Silk-Screen Mono-printing – Mrs Alice Carpenter, Director of Art, Teacher of Art Textiles
Mono-printing as the name implies is the production of a single print- a one-off image or pattern that is unique and cannot be repeated. This session will explore interesting effects achieved using a silk-screen with the transfer medium for dyes onto fabric.
FULLY BOOKED
1:00pm - 3:00pm, RHS Wisley
Join RHS Garden Wisley’s enthusiastic Curatorial Team, on a walk and talk around the garden to see the spectacularly vibrant autumn display. Learn about the plants that put on a show at this time of year and what to look out for in the coming months. This session will involve considerable walking outside, so please come prepared with suitable footwear and clothing.
Tickets cost £23.00 for RHS members and £37.00 non-members.
Please book you tickets directly through RHS Wisley by 24/10/18.
Details of how to book can be found at: rhs.org.uk/gardens/wisley/whats-on
Book your place »7:30pm, Moral Room, Mallinson Library, Wellington College
Our Head of Maths, Aidan Sproat, continues the journey through some of the less-explored corners of mathematics. This week, explore the bizarre world of cellular automata as we ask what happens when maths is left alone to run itself. Does it generate beauty, or chaos, or both? What links seashells to traffic jams, and how can we simulate them both?
To register or for more information please contact: community@wellingtoncollege.org.uk
